New Keller ISD Leader Ready For Change
The new school year has seen new leaders take over at several North Texas school districts, including Randy Reid as the new superintendent of the Keller ISD.
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The new school year has seen new leaders take over at several North Texas school districts, including Randy Reid as the new superintendent of the Keller ISD.
President Obama is serving up an election-year reminder that he ended the Iraq war, visiting a Texas military base two years after he formally declared the end of the U.S. combat mission.
A 25-year-old man was shot and killed by an officer with the Garland Police Department early Friday morning in Mesquite after the suspect rammed a squad car following a chase.
For more than four hours a jury debated the guilt or innocence of the man accused of murdering a Plano fitness instructor. Ultimately 50-year-old Terrance Black Black was found guilty of Capital Murder.
A 16-year-old student who aspires to be a doctor one day saved the life of her fellow classmate with the Heimlich maneuver.
Some high school football fans admitted they were a little concerned about West Nile and being out at a time everyone is told to stay indoors.
Preliminary tests show aerial spraying in Dallas County may have dramatically decreased the number of mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus.
The Fort Worth Zoo is celebrating a new addition to the family! The yet-to-be-named female one-horned rhino was born August 16, 2012.
A federal court on Thursday rejected a Texas law that would require voters to present photo IDs to election officials before being allowed to cast ballots in November.
Dozens of workers from Oncor Electricity Utility are traveling to the Gulf Coast to help restore power to thousands of homes there.
The Texas Transportation Commission has decided to waive fees for select veterans driving on designated state toll roads.
Isaac has weakened to a tropical depression after drenching southeast Louisiana, causing floods. a tropical depression has top sustained winds of less then 39 mph.
Siemens Industry, Inc is preparing to eliminate more than 150 employees from its North Texas offices.