● AMARILLO · Democrats try to harness data center backlash that's dividing rural Republicans in places like Texas● HOUSTON · Serial rape suspect arrested 29 years after first crime, police say● HOUSTON · Vehicle flies off elevated HOV lane on Southwest Freeway; northbound lanes shut down● BRYAN · KBTX legal analyst shares perspective on Charles Medina case● LUBBOCK · Texas hemp regulations: Lubbock shop owner says new rules threaten her business● MIDLAND · National Zookeeper Week spotlights work behind the scenes at developing Zoo Midland● SOUTHMAYD · 'He worked a miracle': Texoma police officer saves unresponsive toddler● SULPHUR SPRINGS · CHRISTUS marks 10 years, future growth for rural program in Sulphur Springs● AMARILLO · Democrats try to harness data center backlash that's dividing rural Republicans in places like Texas● HOUSTON · Serial rape suspect arrested 29 years after first crime, police say● HOUSTON · Vehicle flies off elevated HOV lane on Southwest Freeway; northbound lanes shut down● BRYAN · KBTX legal analyst shares perspective on Charles Medina case● LUBBOCK · Texas hemp regulations: Lubbock shop owner says new rules threaten her business● MIDLAND · National Zookeeper Week spotlights work behind the scenes at developing Zoo Midland● SOUTHMAYD · 'He worked a miracle': Texoma police officer saves unresponsive toddler● SULPHUR SPRINGS · CHRISTUS marks 10 years, future growth for rural program in Sulphur Springs
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Dr. Ed Dominguez on measles cases surpassing 2025 total; promising new pancreatic cancer vaccine
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Ed Dominguez discusses rising measles cases nationwide and in Montgomery County, along with developments in pancreatic cancer vaccine research.
By KLTV Digital Media Staff·3 hr ago
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TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Infectious disease specialist Dr. Ed Dominguez joined us to discuss the latest health topics in the news.
First, the number of measles cases reported nationwide this year has surpassed the total from 2025, according to U.S. health data.
Three new cases have been confirmed in Montgomery County near Houston.
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