North Texans react to Fed interest rate cut
With the economy still relatively strong, not everyone agrees that a rate cut right now is the right move.
Experts advise parents on easing kids' anxiety over school shooting threats
Amid a rash of threats against schools on social media, North Texas police departments have arrested five people.
Free Narcan vending machines coming to Deep Ellum
A QR code on the machines will provide training and resources.
Cedar Hill ISD not taking chances on safety after hoax threats, reschedules sporting events
"We are 100% in a climate right now that we could not take any chances when it comes to the safety of our school communities."
FBI, Everman police give update on search for Cindy Rodriguez-Singh
Rodriguez-Singh, who is wanted for murder in connection to her missing son, is believed to be in India.
Baseball Hall of Famer shares warning signs after genetic condition leads to heart transplant
Over the years, Lee Arthur Smith stayed active with no real health issues that he knew of until he noticed he would be out of breath when simply tying his shoes.
Veteran leader returns to Dallas County's Juvenile Department amid abuse probes
Interim Director Michael Griffiths previously led the department for 15 years.
The secret is out: Fake Punchbowl invites are phishing attempts
"It looks very authentic."
Dallas businesswoman reminds women "it's never too late to be great!"
The mother of three and grandmother calls herself a "global media executive" and "mindset coach."
Germiest places in schools: How to help your students only come home with homework
So where are those school-day germs lurking?
Under new leadership, DeSoto ISD works to put controversy in past: "Give us another chance"
Current school leaders are working to convince families that left to give them another chance. And they're leading with an apology.
Dallas ISD almost fully staffed but still hiring days before first day of school
At Dallas ISD's Hillcrest High School, Arthur Valle prepares for his first, "first day of school," as a brand new teacher.
Dallas resumes bulk trash pickup after months of suspension since May windstorm
Bulk trash pickup had been suspended since a May windstorm left behind half a million cubic yards of debris. The suspension led to mounting frustration among residents.
Zoning proposal aims to enhance safety in Dallas' Deep Ellum entertainment district
Supporters argue the proposal, requiring all businesses operating past midnight to acquire a "Specific Use Permit," is to continue making the area safer.
Godley ISD asks parents to acknowledge social media use 'pledge,' but says it's not a mandate
"They do not have to agree with its contents," said Jeff Meador, Godley ISD's chief communications officer.