Health

When Jo Beth Collier started out in intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD) services in the early ’90s, things were good. Funds for group housing and new initiatives from Texas Health and Human Services (HHS) were almost always available.

In Collin County, and across the U.S., positive cases of the flu are down, way down.

Jimy Rubio entered the ocean tunnel where the sharks and stingrays swam. At 14 years old, he was legally blind yet could see with the help of a new sight technology. A few days before Christmas, he wore an eSight 4 device.

These days, Chrissy Brown of Frisco is careful about seeing her grandparents who are in their early 90s and staying at an assisted living facility in McKinney.

You may have hit that point recently or at some point in your life. The moment where you feel you find yourself emotionally and physically drained, feeling underappreciated, and overwhelmed.

Retired nurse Iris Meda wanted to train student nurses for the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis. At 70 years old, Iris began teaching dual-credit high school nursing students at Collin College in September.

Fifteen years ago, Aubrey Reeves of Allen faced an operation so difficult, it had never been performed by any surgeon at Children's Medical Center Dallas.

This morning you were presented with a choice. When the clock struck midnight, you were given 86,400 seconds to use however you choose.

It is easy to get to the breaking point. The constant stresses brought on by Covid-19, compounded by the constant exposure to bad news and negative stories is enough to wear on anyone to the point you feel like you are “over it.

As of this writing, the 2020 presidential election has been called for Joe Biden, but remains a source of conflict.