Parkland Hospital

Some Texas children living south of the border are having difficulty going to school or getting medical help because of a paperwork mess some child advocates blame on the state of Texas.

Parkland Hospital converted its surgical space into the main hub where doctors and nurses took care of critically ill COVID-19 patients in March.

An executive at Parkland Hospital says they’ve closed their COVID-19 unit for now, but while the numbers of coronavirus patients have declined and plateaued, for now, everyone is still urged to be vigilant. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil explains what this hospital will do next with the space.

The inside of Parkland Hospital’s COVID-19 unit looks a lot different today than it did just a few weeks ago. Nurses report fewer patients and a much more manageable workflow, but they know this lull may be short-lived. Images shot by the Dallas Morning News photography staff take you inside part of the tactical care unit of Parkland Hospital....

Nurses report fewer patients and a much more manageable workflow, but they know this lull may be short-lived.

Inaccurate and misleading information is the reason why experts at the North Texas Poison Center believe people continue to drink disinfectants like bleach.

Inaccurate and misleading information is the reason why experts at the North Texas Poison Center believe people continue to drink disinfectants like bleach. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil reports.

COVID case numbers don’t fully paint the picture that doctors and nurses see every day while working in the COVID units. At Parkland Hospital in Dallas, the medical team works around the clock to fight a crisis, they say is sustained, with no end in sight.

COVID-19 case numbers don’t fully paint the picture that doctors and nurses see every day while working in the coronavirus units. At Parkland Hospital in Dallas, the medical team works around the clock to fight a crisis, they tell NBC 5 health reporter Bianca Castro it’s a sustained fight with no end in sight.

Joseph Chang, associate chief medical officer for outpatient and ambulatory services at Parkland Hospital, visits with NBC 5 about what North Texans should do to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Right now, health care providers at Parkland Hospital are treating between 60 and 70 COVID-19 patients. As they continuously care for the sick, mental health experts say it’s important that doctors and nurses take care of themselves.

One of North Texas’ largest hospitals is in danger of running out of protective masks within weeks, as the coronavirus continues to surge. A spokeswoman for Parkland Hospital said it could be out of masks in as little as three weeks, a drastic drop from normal times when the supply could last for three months. In addition, NBC 5 Investigates…

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and players Luka Dončić and Dwight Powell are teaming up with the Dallas Mavericks Foundation to donate $500,000 to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Parkland Hospital as medical personnel continue to tackle the coronavirus pandemic head-on.

Monday afternoon, Parkland Health & Hospital System opened up drive-thru testing testing for COVID-19 . A spokesperson for the hospital said medical providers tested six people on Monday.

Some Texas children living south of the border are having difficulty going to school or getting medical help because of a paperwork mess some child advocates blame on the state of Texas.

Keivon Gamble, an employee of the Dallas Police Department, was arrested on multiple charges relating to sexual assault.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins talks about the 2020 Census and the work that is being done now to make sure every resident is accounted for, plus a roundtable discussion on races other than the Presidential race that we’ll be closely watching in 2020.

The family of a 78-year-old Kaufman County woman who was robbed, tied up and nearly burned to death in her own home say the next 24 hours are crucial for her survival.

Police are working to piece together a bizarre set of events that led to a disturbing discovery at a Northwest Dallas apartment complex. They found a man’s body in the freezer that may have been there for nearly a year.