The FDA says if repeat testing is not performed after a negative result, an infection may be missed and people may unknowingly spread the SARS-CoV-2 virus to others, especially if they are not experiencing symptoms.

An independent laboratory that’s processing COVID-19 tests said it has made several changes to address delays and keep up with the demand.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee is calling on the FBI to review pop-up COVID-19 testing sites across Houston. Watch the live stream on KPRC 2.

The drive-thru mega testing site at Delmar Stadium reopened Wednesday to provide free COVID-19 testing to Houstonians in need.

Here is a list of resources in hopes of making your quest to find COVID-19 testing easier, and we welcome you to provide feedback on your experiences from this week.

As long lines wrap testing facilities, Houston-area doctors are providing guidance on the more effective and optimal time to wait before getting tested.

It’s been a busy and sometimes frustrating day at COVID testing sites with the holiday surge now leading to a surge in testing at many places.

Houston Health Department officials said the demand for COVID-19 testing is up, causing two of its testing sites to reach capacity and close early Wednesday.

With hospitals being full, emergency room doctors are asking patients not to go to the ER just to take a COVID test.

Dr. Brent Kaziny said most kids still have mild symptoms and will recover, but testing can be beneficial to look for delayed complications of COVID such as MIS-C.