Spanish Voice of the Dallas Cowboys honors his Hispanic roots
In a recent sit-down interview, the announcer said he didn't originally set out for a career in a broadcast booth.
Blue Origin launch ends in explosion, under investigation by FAA
Monday morning's uncrewed Blue Origin launch of their New Shepard space craft ended in a mishap officially being called an "anomaly", and it is now under investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration.
School shooting survivor gifts Uvalde students stuffed animals
A Michigan family struck by the pain of a mass shooting is offering comfort and support to Uvalde CISD students and their families.
'To Mars and beyond,' NASA's Artemis 1 test flight postponed
NASA will have to postpone making history after scrubbing its planned launch of Artemis I, an unpiloted test flight of the Orion crew capsule and Space Launch System heavy lift rocket.
Push to increase women-led businesses underway in Texas
The Governor's Commission for Women is spearheading a push to increase the number of women-led businesses in Texas.
Father of Uvalde victim Jackie Cazares shares grief, frustration with police
Jackie Cazares was one of 21 victims killed in the May 24 massacre. Her father shared that just two weeks before, she did her first communion.
Mother of Uvalde victim Maite Rodriguez talks her symbolic green Converse
"When I did see that they had those shoes there. I just told her, I said, 'Look at what you're doing, you're making changes.' I said, 'You're making changes for yourself, your classmates, and for future kids.'"
As Women Veterans Day approaches, a WWII pilot reflects on her service
The story of the women Air Force service pilots, or "WASPS," begins in the early 1940s. It was a program born out of necessity and fueled by young women pilots from all across the country who answered the call to duty during World War II.
Twin sisters aim to help end mental health crisis in teens through online store
Mental Health Awareness Month may be wrapping up, but a pair of twin sisters in Dallas want the conversation to continue.
Uvalde community members share heartbreak, show signs of support
Forty-eight hours after a gunman opened fire and killed 21 people at a Uvalde elementary school, the community is just beginning to process this tragedy.
New build homes will remain in demand this summer
New build homes in the DFW area are still in hot demand, and will stay that way throughout the summer months.
Family of 4-year-old with Leukemia turns to bone marrow registry group
Dak was recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of Leukemia, and spent more than a month in the hospital receiving treatment.
Predators logging on as kids increase screen time during summer
In the last year the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center has logged more than 27,000 cases child abuse -- many involving strangers.
Data lists hottest ZIP codes in North Texas housing market
The recent migration to North Texas by new residents has been described as unprecedented, and analysts say they don't see the trend cooling off.
Inside the North Texas home to Roe v. Wade lawyer's personal documents
A new collection opening to the public inside the main library at Texas Women's University in Denton is all about preserving and honoring the legacy of women's advocate Sarah Weddington.