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Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini explains what a micro-adventure is and shares some ideas.

Texas has shifted its vaccination campaign to target young people. Chris Van Deusen with the Texas Department of State Health Services shares the details.

With the summer heat comes an uptick in skin irritants, such as toenail fungus and acne breakouts. Dr. Sherry Ingraham with Advanced Dermatology shares more on what she's seeing and treatment options.

A lot of people are suffering from the Sunday Scaries -- anxiety from the week ahead. Angela Koreth shares some tips on how to cope with the Sunday Scaries, so you can enjoy a full weekend.

Chelsea Edwards continues her One Tank Trip to Bellville where visitors can forge their own cutlery with a well-known blacksmith and often put politics aside to dine at Trump Burger. She also lands a true Bellville souvenir at the meat market!

Chelsea Edwards takes a One Tank Trip to Bellville where she explores Newman?s castle, meets a king, and witnesses a palace takeover! She also finds a spot on the Texas Independence Wine Trail that?s worth a detour!

The country's most dangerous road is right here in Houston. I-45 is the deadliest highway in the entire U.S. even worldwide. Lt. Craig Cummings with the Texas Department of Public Safety

Knowing the signs of a condition called Marfan Syndrome can save lives. That's why a family from Spring, Texas is helping spread the word. An early diagnosis has really helped their beloved daughter.

A pediatricians' group is recommending everyone over the age of 2 wear masks in schools. Dr. Kenya Parks, a pediatrician with UTHealth and UT Physicians, shares some advice!

Heather Johnson is up for the American Association of Zookeepers Champions Award

There have been instances of unfair treatment of female athletes at the Olympics, including Norway's women's handball team being fined for wearing shorts instead of bikinis, softball teams playing on baseball fields, and one Olympic athlete having to breastfeeding son behind. Ellen Hyslop, cofounder of The GIST, talks more on Houston's Morning Show.

With COVID cases on the rise, we can all use health hacks to boost our immunity. One easy option is zinc. Dr. Eric Nazarenko, chiropractor and functional nutritionist, discusses the benefits.

Houston's Random Act of Kindness Day is on Sunday. The founders Pete Ellis and Treveia Dennis talk about the meaning behind the day and its impact.

If you're looking for some delicious fun this weekend, it's your final chance to pick some blueberries at Moorhead's Blueberry Farm in Conroe. Andy Pearson shares from his family farm.

A New York Times report shows young adults are falling for scams more often than seniors.

Cupping was huge at the Rio Olympics in 2016 and now blood restriction is big in the Tokyo Olympics. Every four years the summer games bring attention to new, often unconventional, methods of training and recovery. This year, some elite athletes are sporting tourniquets to cut off blood flow to certain muscles. Jackie Kleihege from the Memorial Hermann Ironman Clinic shares more about the practice.

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares how you can use your phone to help heat up your relationship.

As COVID-19 vaccination rates in the U.S. have stalled despite the surge of the dangerous Delta variant, Epidemiologist Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo thinks it may be time to use tougher tactics on the holdouts.