Local Non-Profit Wins Pegasus Prize, Helps Formerly Incarcerated Find Work
Local non-profit that helps the formerly incarcerated find work wins coveted Pegasus Prize.
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Local non-profit that helps the formerly incarcerated find work wins coveted Pegasus Prize.
A grand jury will decide if the mayor of Prosper should face charges for leaving the scene of an accident last week.
Dallas College announces four-year bachelor's degree program in nursing.
Besides aluminum, the price of electricity, steel is going up and because of drought, hops is also in short supply this year.
School administrators in Frisco decided to reopen Lone Star High School on Wednesday after a social media threat kept the campus closed this week.
The Rockwall Police Department arrested a man for setting up a covert camera inside a woman's restroom to record customers at The Fatted Calf restaurant without their knowledge.
A 9-month-old boy who was unrestrained and ejected during a crash on Sunday in Arlington died Tuesday, police said.
This is the busiest week of the year for the U.S. Postal Service, as they work overtime to make sure everything arrives in time for Christmas.
A Dallas nurse reflects on being the first in North Texas to get a COVID-19 vaccine one year ago.
An morning boat ride was supposed to lead to a day of fishing but instead turned into hours of rescue attempts requiring a helicopter for two Texas men.
In the month leading up to most major holidays, you'll find Kathryn Callahan busy crocheting when not working as a NICU nurse at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth.
Collin County Sheriff's Office investigators arrested Miguel Angel Hernandez, 25, for the Dec. 8 murder of Roberto Guerrero, 24.
Two people were aboard a helicopter that rolled onto its side while the pilot was landing around noon today, Dec. 14.
Attorneys in the Aaron Dean murder trial will make the case on Wednesday for pushing back the start of his trial.
U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut held the 4-pound hammer that Jacob Gaines swung at the head of a federal marshal outside Portland's downtown federal courthouse before sentencing him to nearly four years in prison.
