Texas Wesleyan University still appears to be requiring students in its nursing program to get COVID-19 vaccines, prompting criticism from a doctor and healthcare advocate.

While many parents believe it’s selfish to not vaccinate and therefore expose others with weakened immune systems to deadly viruses, others are standing firm in their decision that the government ...

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Texas Wesleyan University still appears to be requiring students in its nursing program to get COVID-19 vaccines, prompting criticism from a doctor and healthcare advocate. Dr. Mary Bowden, a ...

Texas health officials a reporting six new measles cases in its latest update. The new cases come after the state reported 2 new cases last week. The Texas Department of State Health Services has ...

Ogg said she will make the switch on her own time — and not fall under pressure from within her own political party. Her ...

A new book finds that Galveston's business and political elite undermined the promise of "absolute equality" that we ...

Historians have also started grappling with the ways American slavery was uniquely gender-egalitarian – at least for white women. While Northern women were trapped in coverture, Southern states were ...

President Trump said that Iran appeared to have rejected a key element of an American proposal aimed at breaking the deadlock ...

Development in downtown Fayetteville, buoyed by baseball, is part of Mayor Colvin's legacy as he says he won't seek ...

A former top executive of Loretto Hospital on Chicago’s West Side has been charged in a massive $290 million fraud scheme that allegedly used stolen patient data to bill nearly a billion ...