Recent Controversy Spotlights Teaching Critical Thinking During Contentious Times
Just weeks into the new school year and already two North Texas school districts have been forced to apologize for questionable assignments.
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Just weeks into the new school year and already two North Texas school districts have been forced to apologize for questionable assignments.
Out of an estimated 1.1 million students who have returned to campus, 2,344 have tested positive for the virus.
A charity has put together a virtual concert that will be streamed from Dallas to pediatric hospitals across the country.
A North Texas man has been arrested after he allegedly strangled his family's dog to death, authorities said.
Cheyanne Wilson and Bailey Horwood have been best friends since the 4th grade.
The father of a woman killed after an Arlington officer meant to shoot her dog called the incident Thursday a sign police culture needs to change.
A look at how AT&T Stadium will follow health and safety guidelines this season for Dallas Cowboys home games.
"With the Governor increasing capacities, it will be more difficult to find indoor experiences with at least 6 foot distancing," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
Most businesses in Texas will soon be able to open at a 75% capacity, but bars will remain closed, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday.
All broadcast talent and crew who have had access to the television booth for the last several days will not work Thursday night's scheduled telecast versus the Houston Astros.
The animal was captured near the 700 block of Maple Glen Drive on Thursday, Sept. 10.
Blue Bell Creameries has been ordered to pay $17.25 million in criminal penalties after the Texas-based company pleaded guilty to shipping contaminated products.
Collin County's Celina High School, with eight State Championships, is making sure the turf is extra clean as the team prepares for a season unlike any other.
A soldier at Fort Hood was arrested for threatening his leadership, officials at the Texas base said Thursday following what they described as false reports on social media of an active shooter.
After watching her father struggle to keep his small business afloat in Texas a young woman took to social media -- explaining that he had only made $6 one day and asking for help.
