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Tarrant County health officials urge flu vaccinations as season begins

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Tarrant County health officials urge flu vaccinations as season begins

Carmen Silva

Reporter · Dallas, TX

Carmen, a Texas State University alumna, has over eight years of experience in health journalism. She has reported on public health issues for NPR affiliates and provides insight into the health landscape in Dallas, focusing on systemic challenges and community initiatives.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 12:39 AM · 1 min read

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Tarrant County health officials urge flu vaccinations as season begins — Richardson Health news

Flu activity is starting to rise in Tarrant County, and health officials are encouraging residents to get vaccinated ahead of holiday gatherings.

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