Nurses interviewed explain what it means to them to be a nurse in East Texas, especially through the last year during the pandemic.

“Vaccines are the most effective tool in Texas’ fight against COVID-19, and we are committed to making COVID-19 vaccines even more widely available to Texans across the state,” said Governor Abbott.

East Texas school district leaders are working to figure out how to help students after a turbulent and unprecedented year.

“Really all of the low hanging fruit has been picked,” said Russell Hopkins with NET Health.

Customers can now simply walk into a CVS location and receive a COVID-19 vaccine shot, no appointment necessary.

An East Texas women's shelter director is voicing concern at a continuing problem of homeless women suffering mental illness, who need care and shelter she can't give them. Director says she has seen numerous cases of homeless women with mental disabiliti

Clinic will also participate in research studies designed to combat post COVID-19 syndrome.

Among the various topics discussed, Dr. Ed gave his thoughts on the future of COVID-19 and if it is something that will stick around as a seasonal illness or go the way of exterminated diseases.

The Texas Department of State Health Services reported more than 2,600 cases of COVID-19 on public school campuses in last week’s reports.

UT Health East Texas Physicians on Monday will open a COVID-19 Recovery Clinic at UT Health North Campus Tyler that is designed to treat patients who have recovered from COVID-19 but continue to experience lingering health issues.

Nacogdoches ISD Superintendent Dr. Gabriel Trujillo said the district is in the early coordinating and planning stages to offer voluntary COVID-19 vaccines for students 16 years and older.

Jessica Richardson, the director of Next Step Community Solutions, joined East Texas Now to tell us about her organization and the fundraiser happening this Friday in Tyler.

Industry experts say Texas’ narrowly designed program is also hindering a market that could help drive Texas’ economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

A Huntington Elementary School student who was unable to walk due to a medical condition was able to take her first steps thanks to new braces.

In an effort to reach Tyler’s Hispanic community, several organizations came together today to host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic.

The latest on COVID-19 cases across East Texas.

Burke and other mental health services in Texas are still reeling from news that a major funding source will be ending, if negotiations don’t resolve the matter soon.

The weather held out Friday as CHRISTUS Health and Texas Oncology broke ground on the 85,000-square-foot Northeast Texas Cancer and Research Center.

Starting next week, NET Health will provide First Dose COVID vaccines in Wood County and in Anderson County, as well as continuing our COVID vaccination hub in Tyler.

A new opportunity is now being offered to UT Health East Texas patients as the hospital has partnered with ‘TheraNow to offer their patients virtual physical therapy.

The Texas Department of State Health Services reported nearly 3,000 cases of COVID-19 on public school campuses in last week’s reports.

Here is the latest Pollen Count From UT Health and KLTV 7.

Researchers say a protruding tummy may be a sign of visceral fat – a dangerous form of fat that wraps itself around organs deep inside the body.

Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Ed Dominguez and OBGYB Dr. Theresa Patton once again joined East Texas Now on Friday.

Dr. Mehta explains the important role your liver plays and helps shed light on fatty liver prevention, diagnosing, and treatment.

nfectious disease specialist Dr. Ed Dominguez joined us live in our studio today.

Hepatologist Dr. Ashwini Mehta

The recalled Vitafusion products include Kids Melatonin, Melatonin, Fiber Well, SleepWell and MultiVites.

We’ve heard a lot about brain fog, fatigue, even heart and lung issues as long term side affects after COVID-19, but now, Dermatologists are hearing one more common complaint- hair loss and not just among those who had a severe case of the virus.

A vaccination in clinic in Marion county has stopped administrating COVID-19 vaccines just only a week after it started due to low turnout.