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Moments of Zen

Moments of Zen: Winter in Houston and beyond

Crime

Family of little girl speaks after finding out she was dropped off at a Dallas hospital on Monday

Thursday, Texas Department of Family and Protective Services said they were able to locate Alejandra's family.
Special Reports

Action After Allen: A WFAA Special Presentation

Nearly a week after the mass shooting at Allen Premium Outlets, we're still grappling with what happened. How do we move forward? How can we heal?
Health

Benefits of Fitness | Health Hub

Exploring the benefits of fitness; from helping with dementia and old age to growing muscles and alleviating pain.
Health

Focused on Mental Health | Health Hub

Shining a spotlight on mental health; how you can get help, learn to advocate for yourself and others, plus stories from those who've been there before.
Health

American Heart Month | Health Hub

February is American Heart month. Experts and advocates share stories about improving heart health.
Health

Get Your Nutrition in Line | Health Hub

Tips to getting your nutrition in line and what you need to know to have the best diet for you.
Heartwarming

New Year's Resolutions | Setting goals for 2023

Tips from experts on how to stick to your New Year's resolutions and ideas on how to tackle your goals in 2023.
Education

Back to School: Focusing on health

As kids head back to the classroom, the question of vaccinations arises. How you can get vaccines against COVID-19 and more, plus how to provide mental health help.
Health

Planet Fitness offering free workouts for teens this summer

The High School Summer Pass program runs from May 16 through Aug. 31. High schoolers ages 14-19 can exercise for free at any location.
Health

Maximum Wellness | Moderate & vigorous exercise defined

Some exercises are defined as "moderate" or "vigorous," but what does that mean?
Health

Time change means an increase in seasonal affective disorder

According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, an estimated 10-20% of the population suffers from a mild case of "SAD" (seasonal affective disorder).