Teach for America partners with Dallas ISD, working to reduce educational inequalities
New Dallas ISD teachers are training with veteran teachers as a part of the Teach for America program.
Suspending federal gas tax has a '50/50 chance of passing Congress'
President Biden is calling on Congress to suspend federal gasoline and diesel tax for three months to help travelers during the busy summer season.
WWII veteran concerned about health, safety as his living space is without A/C for 3 months
Robert Shafer, Sr. said despite paying rent on time at his retirement community, he's been without working A/C for three months.
Local Marine veteran creates technology to detect gunfire, create routes to safety
Ernie Williams has created a new system that will tell you what to do if you encounter an active shooter.
Juneteenth celebrations kick off in North Texas
If you're looking to learn more about the history behind the federally recognized holiday, you can do so in Dallas.
On Ozone Action Day, doctors say to limit time outdoors
Tomorrow is an Ozone Action Day and DFW is predicted to be in the "orange level" which means the air will be unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Hundreds attend Tarrant Area Food Bank's distribution event
Volunteers say they typically give out about 100 pounds of food per vehicle, but now because of the situation they've had to decrease that number to about 75 pounds.
Dallas ISD police share safety and security plans with parents
The head of Dallas ISD's police force said that in response to recent mass shootings, they've stepped up their presence at summer camps and programs.
OSHA: Drink water, stay in shade and have an emergency plan if working outside in the heat
It's going to be a scorcher this weekend and while some of us can stay cool indoors, others don't have that option having to work in the heat.
Local veteran says there needs to be more discussion about gun ownership responsibilities
A local Marine veteran says following the Uvalde school shooting, he's heard about a lot of talk about rights, but not responsibilities when it comes to gun ownership.
'Stop the Bleed' training educates how to care for a wound before first responders arrive
In response to the Uvalde mass shooting, first responders in Tarrant County will begin reaching out to local school districts next week to see if they want to sign up for training that teaches people with no medical background how to respond to a bleeding emergency.
North Texas school districts review safety and security following Uvalde school shooting
In response to the Uvalde mass shooting, across the country school districts are now reviewing their own safety and security protocols and meeting with parents.
High inflation, soaring gas prices lead some to ask for a raise
If record high inflation and soaring gas prices have you thinking about asking your employer for a raise, you're not alone.
Texas lawmakers taking steps to prevent future tragedies
A lot of the details surrounding the Uvalde school shooting haven't been 100% clear and some state lawmakers have not held back expressing their disappointment.
Protesters rally outside Senator John Cornyn's office to protest gun violence
In Farmers Branch, dozens of protesters with March for Our Lives stood outside Texas Senator John Cornyn's office today to protest gun violence.