'That Is My Baby!': Teen's Mom Discovers Son's Good Deed On Social Media
The mother of an Ohio high school student says she didn't know her son helps a blind woman cross the street until an image of them was shared on social media.
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The mother of an Ohio high school student says she didn't know her son helps a blind woman cross the street until an image of them was shared on social media.
Keller ISD Counseling will host a Vaping Community Forum from 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, February 25, at Fossil Hill Middle School, the first in a series of four forums on this topic that is impacting youths across America and campuses across KISD.
The new 1,000-seat stadium will include a structure featuring locker rooms and a team meeting/conference room.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against seven Texas towns that have passed local laws banning abortion.
A jury sentenced Collin County gang member Marcus Johnson-McBryde to 60 years in prison for shooting at police during a high-speed 2018 chase after a carjacking.
The generic drugmaker Mallinckrodt has announced a $1.6 billion deal to settle lawsuits it faces over its role in a national opioid crisis.
The Supreme Court said Tuesday that the parents of a Mexican youth who was shot to death in Mexico by a U.S. Border Patrol agent standing on American soil cannot try to sue the agent in U.S. courts for damages.
A new study released Monday found that North Texas is one of the top areas in the country when it comes to hard-working residents.
A fight involving several students and staff members led to a middle school in Fort Worth being placed on lockdown.
Some members of the Fort Worth Police Department set out to show how it's done when it comes to imploding the now famous Leaning Tower of Dallas.
Ford is recalling hundreds of thousands of pickup trucks to fix a problem with the daytime running lights.
Crews are back to bring down the "Leaning Tower of Dallas" after chipping away at it Monday with a wrecking ball.
The Texas Eating Disorders Association (TEDA) is working to raise awareness and education about eating disorders and serves more than 30,000 individuals annually.
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied an appeal from Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed, who was found guilty of the 1996 murder of Stacey Stites and has spent over 20 years in prison.
The Supreme Court declined to consider Apple's appeal to avoid paying nearly $440 million to technology licensing company VirnetX for violations of its patents. The lawsuit was filed in the Eastern District of Texas.
