Texans are waiting for birth and death certificates amid health agency understaffing

Texas lawmakers are prioritizing mental health for school safety. But advocates worry about stigma.

A Texas legislative session without an abortion fight? Unlikely.

Nearly 200 immigrants in Texas detention facilities have mumps

Voters in four states have approved Medicaid expansion by ballot. Will Texas do the same?

Texas optometrists "just roll our eyes" over treatment restrictions in the state

Medicaid, opioids and abortion: Health care issues to expect this Texas legislative session

As judge weighs the fate of a sweeping Texas abortion lawsuit, confusion remains

In Texas, "a perception that tuberculosis no longer exists" raises alarm for legislative attention

House committee says Texas faces "significant challenges" in curbing substance abuse

Report: Texas has the highest number of uninsured kids in America

Anti-vaccine Texas families may take their fight to day cares next

At federal appeals court, Texas asks to enforce its ban on a common abortion procedure

Facing challenges from Texas and D.C., a new Affordable Care Act enrollment period begins

Texas doctors seek more opioid addiction treatment options under Medicaid

State cancels health contracts with anti-abortion Heidi Group

Texas workers caring for elderly feel “treated like a stepchild” as caseload increases, pay stays the same

Report: Heidi Group still failing to serve target number of patients for reproductive health

Judge strikes down Texas law requiring burial or cremation of fetal remains

Abbott tabs Nebraska official to lead Health and Human Services Commission

After Harvey, questions remain about whether registry helped people with disabilities

At town hall, health services commissioner tells state employees mold-infested building "not unsafe"

Texas health agency to vacate mold-infested building