Christopher Perkins

The Dallas County Health and Human Services Department says a 14th person has died after contracting the flu the 2018-2019 season.

The ninth and tenth flu-related deaths in Dallas County has been confirmed so the Dallas County Health and Human Services are extending free flu vaccinations.

The Dallas County Health Department says a third person has died after contracting the flu.

The Dallas County Health Department now says two reported flu deaths confirmed Jan. 11 were not flu deaths afterall.

The first two flu deaths of the season in Dallas County have been confirmed. The patients were 59 and 66 years old according to Dallas County Health and Human Services.

Back to school means back to the doctor’s office for many North Texas kids who need to update their vaccinations.

A 16-year-old with a high-risk health condition has died from the seasonal flu, Dallas County Health and Human Services reported on Friday.

Two people with high-risk health conditions are dead after developing complications from the seasonal flu, Dallas County Health and Human Services confirms.

An 11-year-old child with a high-risk health condition is dead after developing complications from the seasonal flu, Dallas County Health and Human Services confirms.

A survivor of the West Nile virus is expected to speak at a press conference Friday morning in Dallas.

Officials with the Dallas County Health and Human Services Department report another five people have died from flu-related illnesses.

Seven more people have died of the flu in Dallas County, bringing the total number of Dallas County flu-related deaths this season to 18, health officials tell NBC 5.

Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting the second and third flu-related deaths in Dallas County for the 2017-2018 season.

Dallas County health officials have confirmed the county’s first flu-related death of the season Friday.

Dallas County Health and Human Services confirmed the county’s ninth human case of West Nile virus for 2017 is a resident of Irving.

A mumps outbreak in Johnson County has grown to 57 cases, a 20-case increase from last Thursday, according to health authorities.

Health officials are urging immunization to protect against mumps after the second case in Dallas County for 2017 has been confirmed.

Dallas County Health officials confirm a third positive test for Zika virus and warn that many more cases can be expected in the months ahead.

Researchers suspect the mosquito-borne Zika virus could also be transmitted through sexual contact.

Dallas County Health and Human Services offers free seasonal flu vaccines for all uninsured and low-income Dallas County residents.