SMU Waives ACT/SAT Score Requirements For Admission Next Year Due To Coronavirus
Students may still submit ACT or SAT scores if they would like to.
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Students may still submit ACT or SAT scores if they would like to.
An Arlington couple both ended up in jail for DWI charges in two separate cases just hours apart Thursday morning.
Customers who are taking a driving test will be required to wear a face mask or facial covering.
Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting 200 additional positive cases of the coronavirus, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 9,787, including 223 deaths.
David Sarkisian, 48, was booked into the Tarrant County Jail and arraigned on a first degree felony charge of Arson of a Habitation Causing Bodily Injury.
A man died Thursday evening after Carrollton police said he crashed into a pole while fleeing a traffic stop after being suspected of speeding and driving while intoxicated.
After finding a man shot in a Dallas police parking lot, officers used a tourniquet to stop the victim's bleeding -- possibly saving his life.
A Texas deputy mistakenly shot and killed another responding officer on Friday while he searched a home after a neighbor reported a suspicious person in the area.
Health officials are reporting 19 new COVID-19 cases in Collin County, including 8 in Plano.
A jail watchdog group is calling on commissioners to investigate the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office after the jail temporarily lost certification and a woman, unbeknownst to corrections officers, gave birth in a jail cell.
The mother of missing Arlington teen Angelina Burt says her daughter is now home.
A new order from Texas Governor Greg Abbott will soon allow outdoor pro sports events to have spectators, but the numbers will be strictly limited.
When officers arrived they found a man wounded, near a car in the parking lot. The victim was taken to Parkland Hospital.
A former school teacher in Grandview, Sasha Krause arrived in Arizona two years ago to work for the publishing ministry.
The two Texas teenage ex-spellers who launched an online spelling bee to fill the void left by the canceled Scripps National Spelling Bee had little trouble running a challenging competition.
