Dallas ISD ADSY schools start early Tuesday under extended school year plan
Students and teachers at ADSY campuses say the added instructional time strengthens relationships, boosts confidence, and helps curb summer learning loss.
New chip-based sensor could let consumers test food for contaminants at home
UT Dallas researchers are developing a handheld device that detects bacteria, parasites, pesticides and more in minutes — aiming to bring lab-style food safety testing into everyday kitchens.
Meals on Wheels pleads for volunteers to assist North Texas seniors
Meals on Wheels provides thousands of North Texas seniors a hot meal, but it's the organization itself that is now needing some additional helping hands.
Dallas nonprofit works to bring "good manners" back
It's a question, and a conversation, that can turn hotter than a Texas summer: whatever happened to good manners?
Ponder coach receives heartwarming welcome home after freak track meet accident
The Crutsingers knew it would be a long road to recovery. But they also knew they'd get there… one hug, one prayer at a time.
Deep Ellum in Dallas unveils murals to welcome World Cup fans
New installations highlight Deep Ellum's creative identity as the city prepares for an influx of international visitors.
Mansfield leaders say city is "ready" as World Cup preparations accelerate
Local businesses and residents expect a boost as the Czech Republic national team trains in the city.
UNT Dallas to offer free tuition for qualifying students this fall
The Trailblazer Tuition Trust aims to expand access for first‑generation and lower‑income students in southern Dallas.
Coppell teen credited with saving friend's life after collapse on basketball court
A 13‑year‑old, his mother, and a calm 911 trainee worked together to keep a 10‑year‑old alive until help arrived.
Mineral Wells rallies behind long‑awaited revival of historic Baker Hotel
A sold‑out fundraiser offers residents a rare look inside the shuttered landmark as restoration work accelerates and downtown businesses surge.
Oak Cliff leaders' long push brings Halperin Bridge Park to opening weekend
A longtime resident and a younger community advocate spent years pressing for a park they say will help reconnect a neighborhood divided by I‑35.
Interest in "service industry" jobs soars as AI threatens many white‑collar careers
A 20‑year‑old Fort Worth service tech is earning his degree debt‑free through a Dallas College-industry partnership, showing how skilled trades offer stable careers in an AI‑shifting economy.
DFW ozone pollution climbs in new report as debate over shingle plants intensifies
Dallas approved funding to study shutting down two shingle plants in West and South Dallas, following a report showing worsening ozone levels across the region.
Dallas faces mounting pressure as deadline nears in ICE cooperation dispute
City leaders are preparing a formal response as scrutiny intensifies over Dallas police policies tied to federal immigration enforcement.
Addison dance instructor turns cancer battle into a mission of movement and hope
After a stage 3C inflammatory breast cancer diagnosis, Maya Apodaca found strength in dance — and in a North Texas support community opening a new clubhouse to help patients heal.