Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa To Retire At End Of The Year
Hinojosa's current contractual agreement with the district calls for the formulation of a "Succession Plan," to recruit and retain a new chief leader of the school system.
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Hinojosa's current contractual agreement with the district calls for the formulation of a "Succession Plan," to recruit and retain a new chief leader of the school system.
Multiple school districts announced temporary school closings due to issues surrounding COVID-19 staffing shortages and/or student illnesses.
"Today when I got dressed, I was like it's a different day," said Officer Michael Baley, "I didn't realize the weight of the badge until today."
"My first thought-- did I miss a national recall?" asks Mark Casanova, MD, following a recent unsuccessful shopping trip.
The sudden increase was leading to longer wait times at the medical center in Fort Worth, and staff scrambling to cover the demand.
Due to COVID-19 concerns, Fort Worth will hold its MLK Day event virtually this year.
Republicans said they hope to take advantage of the 2022 midterm elections, which favor their party over the Democrats under President Joe Biden.
After a CBS 11 report Friday, more than two dozen viewers reached out to say their sewage, water, or sprinkler lines had been pierced and blocked by fiber lines.
Two men who allegedly kidnapped a 14-year-old girl off the streets of Dallas were charged with producing sexually explicit images of the child.
Anna Middle School students will monitor and maintain the program and then pass on the responsibility to the next class as students move up a grade level.
Martin Luther King Jr's birthday will be commemorated in Dallas with the unveiling of a city project meant to encourage unity.
Grand Prairie firefighters extinguished a 1-alarm fire at an apartment complex in the 2600 block of Hawco Drive around 11:00 a.m. Wednesday.
The state's COVID -19 Dashboard shows more testing is being done now than at any other time during the pandemic.
Federal prosecutors have charged a Texas man with providing performance-enhancing drugs to athletes competing in last summer's Olympics in Tokyo.
The Tarrant County DA's office is warning North Texans to look out for fake COVID-19 test sites used to steal personal information.
