Baylor Scott & White Medical Center

For one nurse at Baylor, Scott & White — Plano, this year’s National Nurses Week started with a special surprise from one of her former patients.

Dr. Robert Gottlieb discusses the results of a study at Baylor Scott & White on Monoclonal Antibodies helping patients with COVID-19. He says the treatment is decreasing hospitalizations, helping patients recover more quickly and decreasing symptoms.

Medical personnel have been on the front lines of the pandemic from the beginning. That’s exactly why the hospital staff at Baylor Scott & White Center – Irving is getting something good and sweet.

An Irving couple celebrated their 50th anniversary this year with a gift to a North Texas hospital that comes from the heart. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains the reason behind the $2 million dollar donation.

Plano ISD students will be even safer in their classrooms thanks to a big donation from Baylor Scott & White – Plano.

Plano ISD students will be even safer in their classrooms thanks to a big donation from Baylor Scott & White – Plano.

When Naomi and Nelson Eke had their first baby 3-month premature they didn’t plan on delivering at Baylor Hospital in Grapevine, but that was the plan for the couple’s second child, despite the fact that they now live in New York. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains.

When Naomi and Nelson Eke had their first baby 3-month premature they didn’t plan on delivering at Baylor Hospital in Grapevine, but that was the plan for the couple’s second child, despite the fact that they now live in New York.

Families got together and visited Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Plano and thanked caregivers with inspirational signs right outside the front door.

Health care workers are really lifting each other up throughout the COVID-19 crisis. The team at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Irving is showing their support in a really “sweet” way. The nurses in the Women’s Services unit raised money to create this a “sugar” crash cart. See the play on words there? They crafted a stand...

To help make sure you stay informed on the most shared and talked about stories across North Texas, each Saturday and Sunday we publish this weekend digest. This weekend’s digest is an extra special “thankful” edition to showcase some of the best stories over the past year.

Rebecca Capen, oncology nurse at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in McKinney, has inspired so many as she hasn’t let her diagnosis stop her from achieving her dreams and making others better in the process.

A North Texas high school football game came to a sudden stop for several minutes on Friday night, after an official collapsed on the field.

Nearly a decade ago, nature took back the Leon Valley Golf Course in Belton when it shuttered but now it’s been updated and turned into a city park.

A young woman who was hospitalized in critical condition has passed away, according to her family.

A community is rallying around a young woman who is in intensive care after coming down with the flu.

A mother and her teenage son are both in critical condition after being pulled from the water at Grapevine Lake Tuesday afternoon, officials say.

The Federal Drug Administration is reviewing approval of enzalutamide, a drug which lowered the risk of metastasis or death in men with non-metastatic hormone-resistant prostate cancer, according to a new study of 1,400 patients. Ashley Ross MD, oncologist at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Plano, discusses the trial.

Dallas Mavericks superstar Dirk Nowitzki is hosting his 7th Heroes Celebrity baseball game – the 17th overall – at Dr. Pepper Ballpark Friday night.