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Moments of Zen

Moments of Zen: Winter in Houston and beyond

Health

Using marijuana to sleep? Well, a new study from UT Dallas says this may be counterproductive

The study tested subjects in Texas and the Netherlands.
Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Where you can get screened in Central Texas

The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, here's how to spot the signs and know when to get checked.
Watch Utility

Three things to know: Viral Facebook posts appearing in groups are scams

The posts, usually about topics that tend to be shared quite widely, will later be edited by the owner to include links that are meant to steal others' information.
Wellness

National Non-Profit Seeks to Help Central Texans

Caregiver Safe Place Provides a Caregiver Day Off
Community

Blind and Visually Impaired Community prepare for total solar eclipse

Apps, tactile objects and books are available to help those with visual impairments experience the rare phenomenon.
Wellness

Central Texas women bringing awareness to heart health

The event featured cholesterol tests, blood pressure tests and a variety of information on heart health.
Health

"That’s not exactly how it works" | Doctor weighs in on why you shouldn't write off your sniffles as seasonal allergies

A local doctor clears up common misconceptions about weather and its effect on our health.
Holidays

Family says they were wrongfully forced out of a Dallas Airbnb after finding drugs and money inside, and reported it to police

Eliot Mosby said he immediately contacted police and his Airbnb host after his 12-year-old niece found what looked like drugs and money inside
Wellness

Exposure to graphic content on social media can contribute to seasonal depression

Reports show witnessing gruesome images and videos on social media can result in 'Vicarious Trauma'.
Weather

Impact Temple to open its doors as a warming shelter Monday night

On Monday night, Impact Temple will open its doors for anyone in need of warmth.
Texas Today

Central Texas woman inspires others by sharing her story of domestic abuse

Sunday, Oct. 22, Dr. Kerry-Ann Zamore will speak at ‘Pink & Purple Tea.’ The event raises awareness and encourages breast cancer and domestic violence survivors.