Frontier Airlines Rescinds Controversial "COVID Recovery Charge"
Frontier Airlines is revoking its "COVID recovery charge" after less than a month.
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Frontier Airlines is revoking its "COVID recovery charge" after less than a month.
When guests return in-person to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, they will still find some of their favorite exhibits and some new hands-on and interactive activities.
The governor of Nebraska is defending his decision to send state patrol troopers to the U.S.-Mexico border at the request of fellow Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas.
The Oak Cliff Film Festival is back for its 10th year and runs Friday, June 24 through Sunday, June 27.
"I think the president is spot on," Antong Lucky with Urban Specialists said. "We have to stop politicizing when we have one-year-olds being murdered all across this country."
Eighth graders from Johnson County have been reading about the Holocaust, the deliberate and calculated murders of about six million European Jews.
Former Texas deputy Stephen Broderick was indicted on capital murder charges in the April shooting deaths of his ex-wife, teenage stepdaughter and the stepdaughter's boyfriend.
The suspect is 46-year-old Arron Von Blackwolf, also known as "Wolf' or Jimmy Robert "Bobby" Kelly III, has other charges pending including possession of child pornography.
Some stands will have less of a selection than what they've had in past years, and may end up charging more to make up for the loss.
A wedding boom is being felt in the DFW area after a year of lockdown has resulted in couples from the past two years finally rescheduling their big day -- or, in some cases, having another one.
With so many young people coming out of college or on summer break going into the job market, financial experts say now is the time to drill down on critical issues of money.
The Dallas Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a suspect who abandoned an injured puppy at 1421 Danieldale Road, Hulsey Park.
New pay raises and incentives will help North Texas districts keep the staff they currently have and potentially attract more people to the job.
Three armed "Federales" approached an off-duty Border Patrol agent who was fishing with his family on the Rio Grande River near Laredo.
"There is pent-up demand, and people are booking, and people are traveling."
