A lawsuit alleging that McCullough had violated a separation agreement with Baylor Scott & White has been settled and dismissed with prejudice.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers discussed abortion and vaccination policies with reporter Holly Hansen.
Howard filed legislation creating an abortion law exception for victims of sexual assault, but Kolkhorst and Harris oppose a “slippery slope.”
Almost 800,000 people reported a “health event requiring medical attention” as part of a release of COVID-19 vaccine data obtained earlier this month.
Officials, doctors, and Texas residents testified before the Health & Human Services Committee about the government’s pandemic response.
Even after Judge Lina Hidalgo announced she would cancel a controversial $11 million COVID-19 vaccine outreach contract, the county continued to pay advances to Elevate Strategies.
Facing a firestorm of controversy over newly revealed communications between her staff, Hidalgo insisted she had followed the law.
A grand jury investigation found probable cause of tampering with governmental documents and misuse of official information related to a contract awarded to a woman with ties to local and national Democrats.
A grand jury reportedly investigating an $11 million contract awarded to a one-woman firm with ties to prominent Democrats has resulted in search warrants for county offices.
A local mother says the hospital bumped her son to the inactive waitlist because he has not received a COVID-19 vaccine.
After sparring with the healthcare giant over COVID-19 treatments, Bowden says Houston Methodist is not complying with transparency laws for non-profit corporations.
The state says COVID-19 cases for unvaccinated people are 13 times more likely, but its federal counterpart estimates the difference is half that high.
