
A Houston Health Department inspection resulted in the disposal of food intended for a Christmas Eve Super Feast, raising concerns but also prompting renewed focus on community safety and support.
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A Houston Health Department inspection resulted in the disposal of food intended for a Christmas Eve Super Feast, raising concerns but also prompting renewed focus on community safety and support.

A Mexican Navy medical aircraft went down in Galveston Bay, leaving at least five people dead. Houston-area responders assisted in the investigation and recovery.

A Houston-area man has been charged after allegedly conducting medical procedures without the required license, raising concerns about community safety and consumer protection.

The latest Houston HealthScope report outlines new initiatives and trends shaping public health, from disease monitoring to community wellness programs.

A new study evaluates how point‑of‑care testing compares to traditional lab testing for newborns in the NICU, offering reassuring insights for Houston families.

Texas lawmakers and mental health advocates are debating how to secure long-term funding for the 988 crisis line. Here's what the decision could mean for Houston residents seeking urgent support.

Houston workers are navigating a challenging ‘dumbbell’ job market, but one sector is showing steady growth and new opportunities.

A look at how new leadership and surgical training innovations in the VA system could shape the future of veteran care in Houston.

The Menninger Clinic has joined the Blue Cross Blue Shield network, expanding access to mental health care for Houston residents.

Houston’s sports energy was on full display as the Cougars faced the New Orleans Privateers, reminding residents how athletics and community activity support the city’s overall well‑being.

A new regional forecast shows Houston’s hiring pace slowing in 2026, though modest job gains are still projected. Here’s what the economic shift means for local stability and community health.

A new editorial reveals thousands of shootings in Houston never make it into HPD’s data systems, raising concerns about public health, safety, and transparency.

Houston medical and research leaders have launched Project Metis, a collaborative effort aimed at transforming the region into a global hub for brain health.