Texas First-Year Teacher Numbers Drop Sharply
The number of new teachers in Texas has dropped sharply during the last four years, though education observers identify several different reasons for the change.
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The number of new teachers in Texas has dropped sharply during the last four years, though education observers identify several different reasons for the change.
The Dallas Cowboys found another way to lose a football game. Hopefully I've planted the seed to a better football life for my 5-year-old son Jake.
WWE Superstar 'The Miz' joined New School in studio on Monday. His message for Cowboys fans: be happy, at least you're not a Browns fan.
After an unthinkable Cowboys loss to the Packers on Sunday, Troy decided to poor his heart and soul out through song.
Aspiring rapper Michael Lane created a new music video, speaking out against a drunk driving crash that killed four people in Burleson and left his good friend paralyzed.
Interstate-30 in Dallas is closed in one direction after a wreck involving an 18-wheeler truck spilled diesel fuel on the highway just west of downtown.
Pentatonix -- the Arlington native a capella group -- is at it again, this time performing a Christmas classic 'Angels We Have Heard on High'. Watch it here!
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A group of Girl Scouts in Richardson are working hard so that families in need have food on their tables this holiday season.
The latest scion of one of America's most powerful political dynasties is trying to convince voters he's something other than what his famous surname suggests.
More than 125 military men and women – most of them wounded serving the country – were honored guests at the Dallas Maverick's basketball game Saturday night.
