Photographer immortalizes experiences of veterans at Dallas senior center
"I hope that when people see my portraits and read the stories of these veterans, that helps put their life into perspective," says Sanders.
Dallas' 'whites only' sign on display as reminder of city's segregated past
The Dallas Water Fountain Project is an art installation tasked with adding perspective to a "whites only" sign discovered at the county records building nearly two decades ago.
Summer drought conditions cause foundation issues in North Texas
Despite the drought conditions, there are simple ways to address foundation issues.
'Don't be angry:' North Texas dad's reaction after Dillard's employee hurls racial slur at son goes viral
Over the past several days, video of a North Texas father calmly confronting a Dillard's clerk at Dallas' NorthPark Center has gone viral-- viewed more than a million times and counting.
Crews treating for poisonous water hemlock at White Rock Lake
The plant is too toxic to mow or remove by hand, so trained crews are applying an herbicide approved for use near the water to individual plants.
New partnership at Garland ISD helps veterans find new careers
It's called 'Soldiers to Sidelines' - and their mission is to do just that: help soldiers get the training, credentialing and even the networking needed to build post military careers, in coaching.
Tarrant Area Food Bank offers tips for stretching grocery dollars amid inflation
Blame inflation for a new crop of clients needing food pantry support - as the grocery budget is often where cash strapped families can cut back.
Dallas domestic violence shelters warn against complacency as another mother is killed
It happens more often than the headlines suggest.
The Baylor Scott & White investment in future healthcare workers is already paying off
It's a task that Dallas-based Baylor Scott & White has been tackling for decades - and it's already paying dividends.
Parents, teachers criticize Texas proposal to teach slavery was 'involuntary relocation'
Slavery has been called America's "original sin" - dehumanizing, horrific. So why is the Texas State Board of Education looking for a different word to describe it?
Dallas police defend response to double homicide
Dallas Police are being pressed for answers after two small children were left in a northeast Dallas apartment for several days following their parents' murders.
Workforce Dallas launches to lift futures of low wage earners
Workforce Dallas is looking to move workers who have the will to do so from just 'getting by,' to livable wage careers that will help to lift their families out of poverty.
Dallas centenarian remembers Juneteenth 'back in the day'
Mrs. Charlene V. Nix of Dallas' lived history is that most of us find only in textbooks. Woven in is a reverence for Juneteenth.
Dallas County Heath summer heat help goes beyond box fans
A new Dallas County Health program aims to provide more permanent solutions to help the vulnerable survive the summer heat.
Air conditioning repair companies prepare for upcoming heat
A local repair technician said that the calls are flooding in.