Medical experts discuss the struggles to quit vaping
Numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show nearly a third of high school students used e-cigs in the past year, a product originally intended to help people stop smoking nicotine.
Numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show nearly a third of high school students used e-cigs in the past year, a product originally intended to help people stop smoking nicotine.
Popcorn stuck in British man’s tooth leads to life-threatening infection, open-heart surgery
A British firefighter, 41, developed a life-threatening infection and underwent open-heart surgery after using items to dislodge a piece of popcorn stuck in his teeth.
A British firefighter, 41, developed a life-threatening infection and underwent open-heart surgery after using items to dislodge a piece of popcorn stuck in his teeth.
Residents, politicians demand that concrete company cancel its expansion plans
Local, state, and national politicians are rallying against the expansion of a concrete ready mix business in a northwest Houston neighborhood, citing environmental hazards.
Local, state, and national politicians are rallying against the expansion of a concrete ready mix business in a northwest Houston neighborhood, citing environmental hazards.
Boy, 11, dies during Make-A-Wish trip to Mall of America
Mikey Choroszy died of terminal brain cancer while on a Make-A-Wish trip to the Mall of America.
Mikey Choroszy died of terminal brain cancer while on a Make-A-Wish trip to the Mall of America.
Coma patient gets fresh start for the new year
One day in 2016, she says while sitting down to eat her hand went numb. Then, the feeling started spreading through the left side of her body. She tried dialing 911.
One day in 2016, she says while sitting down to eat her hand went numb. Then, the feeling started spreading through the left side of her body. She tried dialing 911.
Top 6 recommendations for a healthier 2020
New year, new you! We're taking a look at some of the top recommendations for a healthier 2020.
New year, new you! We're taking a look at some of the top recommendations for a healthier 2020.
Well-wishers cheer as Akron teen rings hospital's bell to mark end of chemo
A teen from Akron, Ohio, celebrated his final round of chemotherapy on January 2 after undergoing three-and-a-half years of treatment for leukemia.
A teen from Akron, Ohio, celebrated his final round of chemotherapy on January 2 after undergoing three-and-a-half years of treatment for leukemia.
Minnesota woman who made scarves for the homeless passes away while waiting for transplant
FOX 9 has been following Elizabeth’s story since early 2015 when she knit scarves for the homeless left them in Faribault’s Central Park.
FOX 9 has been following Elizabeth’s story since early 2015 when she knit scarves for the homeless left them in Faribault’s Central Park.
Alex Trebek to Rep. John Lewis: Let's survive cancer in 2020
Alex Trebek has a message of support for Congressman John Lewis as both fight pancreatic cancer.
Alex Trebek has a message of support for Congressman John Lewis as both fight pancreatic cancer.
Couple wins lottery, son declared cancer free in 'truly amazing' 3-day period
John and Allison McDonald of England won a £2 million lottery and their teenage son was given the all-clear from his battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
John and Allison McDonald of England won a £2 million lottery and their teenage son was given the all-clear from his battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Grab the tissues: Video shows cedar 'spreading its joy' in Central Texas
The peak of the cedar season is usually the first two weeks of January.
The peak of the cedar season is usually the first two weeks of January.
Galveston County confirms first vaping-related death
The Galveston County Health District says a woman has died while being treated for E-cigarette or Vaping Associated Lung Injury (EVALI).
The Galveston County Health District says a woman has died while being treated for E-cigarette or Vaping Associated Lung Injury (EVALI).
Houston Health Department starts investigating cancer-struck area
The Texas State Department of Health Services found higher than normal rates of cancers in Fifth Ward neighborhoods near a former creosote facility; the facility was located in a railyard formerly owned by Southern Pacific Railroad.
The Texas State Department of Health Services found higher than normal rates of cancers in Fifth Ward neighborhoods near a former creosote facility; the facility was located in a railyard formerly owned by Southern Pacific Railroad.
Hospice patient’s sky-high dream comes true
A group of high school students in a club called Dreamcatchers made a 78-year-old hospice patient's wish come true when they arranged for her to ride in a hot air balloon.
A group of high school students in a club called Dreamcatchers made a 78-year-old hospice patient's wish come true when they arranged for her to ride in a hot air balloon.
North Texas family gets emergency relief to keep baby Tinslee on life support
An appeals court has granted baby Tinslee Lewis emergency relief to keep her on life support until the legal issue is resolved.
An appeals court has granted baby Tinslee Lewis emergency relief to keep her on life support until the legal issue is resolved.
A third of Americans would give up sex for a year in exchange for the perfect body, study claims
A new study shows that one in three people in the US would stop having sex for a year to achieve their fitness goals.
A new study shows that one in three people in the US would stop having sex for a year to achieve their fitness goals.
Arkansas baby with rare genetic disorder receives potentially live-saving, $2.1 million treatment
Josephine Gilmore is reportedly the first baby in the state to have the $2.1 million injection paid for by insurance.
Josephine Gilmore is reportedly the first baby in the state to have the $2.1 million injection paid for by insurance.
Illinois rakes in $3.2 million on first day of legal recreational marijuana sales
Illinois rang in the new year by officially legalizing the sale of recreational marijuana, raking in nearly $3.2 million in sales on its first day, state officials announced Thursday.
Illinois rang in the new year by officially legalizing the sale of recreational marijuana, raking in nearly $3.2 million in sales on its first day, state officials announced Thursday.
New study links marijuana use and testicular cancer
A new study shows marijuana and testicular cancer are linked. Researchers say men who smoke marijuana daily are 36 percent more likely to develop testicular cancer than men who don't use the drug.
A new study shows marijuana and testicular cancer are linked. Researchers say men who smoke marijuana daily are 36 percent more likely to develop testicular cancer than men who don't use the drug.
How to be more aware of social media's impact on your mental health
It's no secret that social media can impact your self-esteem, and it's not just in teens but also adults.
It's no secret that social media can impact your self-esteem, and it's not just in teens but also adults.