A North Texas city that planned to turn itself into a sanctuary for the unborn is walking back those plans. Leaders in Mineral Wells are abandoning the proposal that would have essentially banned abortions in their community.
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Mineral Leaders Take No Action On 'Sanctuary City For Unborn' ProposalA North Texas city that planned to turn itself into a sanctuary for the unborn is walking back those plans. Leaders in Mineral Wells are abandoning the proposal that would have essentially banned abortions in their community.
Roanoke And Highland Park Killing Mosquitoes Before West Nile Virus ArrivesWest Nile virus is not showing up in many mosquitoes just yet, but some cities are not waiting for those positive tests before taking action.
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Dallas County Health And Human Services Confirms First Measles Case In Dallas Since 2017The patient had been exposed to another confirmed measles case from Tarrant County at their mutual workplace in Dallas County in March.
Measles Case Confirmed, Search Ongoing For Kroger Shoppers Exposed To DiseaseThe new case comes at a time when the number of measles cases continues to grow. The CDC confirmed at least 268 cases in the United States thus far in 2019.
DCCCD Mobile Food Pantry To Visit CampusesCollege students who are food insecure those who go without nutritious food or face hunger on a regular basis miss meals, can do poorly in class and even face dropping out to go to work and feed their families. In spring 2018, more than 22,000 Dallas County Community College District students were identified as food insecure.
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North Texas Children Among Those With Rare Polio-Like IllnessCases of a rare polio-like illness that are turning up across the country are also appearing here in North Texas. There have been dozens of cases of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) in the U.S. this year, including three at Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth.
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With The Start Of School DISD Prepares To Feed 150,000Four days from now thousands of students in Dallas head back to school and preparations are already underway to make sure they're served healthy, tasty meals.
Focus On Nutrition As Students In The DISD Head Back To ClassFour days from now thousands of students in Dallas head back to school and preparations are already underway to make sure they're served healthy, tasty meals. CBS 11 News went to the Marisa Luna kitchen for Dallas Independent School District Food and Child Nutrition Services to get a look at how the district is preparing to feed some 150,000 students.
Fort Worth School Nurses Learning How To 'Stop The Bleed'Students in Fort Worth have a few more days to enjoy their summer vacation. But school nurses on Thursday will be attending class, learning how to 'Stop the Bleed.'
New Health Warning Advises Children To Limit Screen TimeThe American Heart Association has issued a new warning about the potential health dangers of too much screen time for children. Kids should have no more than two hours each day, the group recommends.
New Mom's Health Failing, Until Nurses Put Baby On Her ChestA nurse at Medical City Dallas gave birth to a healthy baby in June. But, within minutes after the delivery, her friends and co-workers could tell that her life was in danger.