Nicole Villalpando

Schools are back in session. Kids getting to and from school face a safety risk whether they are riding in a car, walking to the bus stop, riding their bike or scooter or walking the whole way.

Avry Jo Schapansky has made it. On Aug. 7, the 5-year-old from Bastrop, dressed in a pink princess dress with silver sparkly shoes, completed 18

Summer blood supply has been a challenge as donors go on vacation while accidents from cars, motorcycles and bikes increase.

Avry Jo became Dell Children’s first stem cell transplant patient. Her family celebrated a major milestone Aug. 7.

Transplants will still happen in San Antonio, but some evaluations and care will now be available locally.

Texas children's hospitals are very worried. Changes to Medicaid reimbursements proposed by the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services could significantly alter their funding beginning next year.

After nine years of depositions and litigation, the Texas 3rd Court of Criminal Appeals has dismissed a lawsuit brought by three Travis County

This has been the summer of electric bike and electric scooter injuries. Area hospitals have been seeing injuries among people of all ages, including children and seniors.

COVID-19 is popping up in Central Texas wastewater at a high level after months at low levels.

New commercially available blood tests can help diagnose endometriosis without requiring surgery or ultrasound. EndomTest and HerResolve can help some women finally have a definitive diagnosis.