Texas Senators Examine Charter Schools
Top education leaders examining charter schools in the Texas Senate are considering tuition vouchers again to allow families more school choice.
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Top education leaders examining charter schools in the Texas Senate are considering tuition vouchers again to allow families more school choice.
An inmate in Fort Worth is expected to be released on Friday. DNA evidence shows that David Wiggins did not commit the rape that he was jailed for more than two decades ago.
A report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) reveals America's most-stolen cars. Number one may not surprise you.
Summer is almost over and you are excited, but your kids are not. They whine and complain about going back to school. Make the last few weeks count and make their summer memorable with a visit to these cool and breath-taking spots for summer fun. These activities in DFW are great for children of all ages, promising memories the whole family will carry with them all year long.
Thanks to a new polymer that coats the inside of tires, flats may soon become extremely rare.
By 2015, 96 percent of the vehicles Honda sells in the U.S. will be made in North America. That's on par with Detroit's Big Three.
At the age of 10, an Irving boy finally took a crack at cooking. He wanted to buy his sister a birthday present, and turned to the kitchen to make some cash.
A shooting over the weekend inside a homeowner's garage has put an upper middle class Carrollton neighborhood on edge.
The Flower Mound City Council voted unanimously to opt in for aerial spraying. Flower Mound joins a growing list of North Texas cities that are quickly turning to spraying for mosquitoes from the air.
Ten federal immigration agents, including an agent here in Dallas, are suing the Obama administration.
The West Nile virus has created a health emergency in Denton County. Officials there now say aerial spraying is the plan to help fight the spread of the disease.
All of his life – beginning with the moment Dez Bryant was discovered to be a football prodigy – potential mentors have reached out to him, offering guidance … but in so many cases, seemingly wanting something in return.
According to news reports, former U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker, who is on leave from his position as dean of Texas A&M University's Bush School of Government and Public Service, is facing drunken driving charges in a hit-and-run incident.
Well, it's that time again when thousands of people get together every four years to officially nominate a candidate for President and his or her running mate for Vice President.