The search for missing Dallas ISD teacher's assistant Jennifer Mendez Olascoaga continues
Olascoaga was last seen at the Creekside mobile home park in Seagoville on the evening of Sept. 27.
Dallas ISD's Wilmer-Hutchins Eagles are soaring this year with new "girly girl" kicker
"I have an uncle who plays football," 17-year-old Jacqueline Aguilar shared. "He played for Kansas and he's the one supporting me. And he was like, 'Oh, you have to do this.'"
Joppa community planting seeds of hope in South Dallas food desert
Pronounced "Joppee," the community just south of downtown was settled by freed slaves in 1872. But in the decades since, prosperity has bypassed the community.
Dallas leaders await ransomware update, advocate urges employees protect financial lives now
It is difficult to put a price tag on the ongoing risk for some 30,000 employees.
Dallas ISD leaders implementing new strategies for success in place of "teaching to the test"
School leaders say they're getting back to the basics and giving teachers more time to teach, rather than focusing so much on the STAAR.
Dallas City Council sets property tax rate ceiling; will vote in September
It is budget season in Dallas, and before city leaders decide where to spend taxpayer dollars, they'll have to decide on how much they'll pay.
Dallas tops Forbes list of 'where you're most likely to get in a car accident'
To note, Fort Worth came in at 15th, Houston was ranked eighth, and Austin sits at 17th.
Dallas ISD school buses rolling out new technology to keep parents connected
"They can track the bus without having to call and ask," said Jamie Sandoval, the district's executive director of student transportation services.
Dallas officials close community food bank People's Pantry
The "leave what you can take what you need" sidewalk pantry and community fridge somehow got caught in city hall crosshairs.
FDA-approved Alzheimer's drug Leqembi gives hope to patients
Gail Youngdale of McKinney says the risks are worth the results she's already seeing. The now 80-year-old said she prayed and prayed until she found Kerwin Medical Center in Dallas, who had her try a Leqembi clinical trial.
Off-duty Dallas officers provide Oak Cliff neighborhood with peace of mind during July 4th
Oak Cliff's Marsalis Park neighborhood is full of mainly seniors, who—this year—enjoyed a safe and mostly silent Independence Day.
North Texas mother speaks out after losing daughter to suicide
"She had everything. She was beautiful. She was smart."
Dallas charitable pharmacy expanding despite rising drug prices
The St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy in Dallas fills nearly 10,000 prescriptions each month at no cost to clients.
Dallas homeowners urge city council to take action against short-term rentals
After years of discussion, debate, disagreement, data-gathering and delay, council members are expected to vote next week on a zoning plan to address short-term rentals.
Dallas' Skye Turner reflects on Broadway role as young Tina Turner
You could say that it was a role that Skye was born to play. At just nine, she was cast in the original role of the young Anna Mae in 'Tina: The Tina Turner Musical' on Broadway.