Former Teacher Sentenced For Sexual Assault Of A Minor
A former teacher at Episcopal School of Dallas (ESD), convicted for having a relationship with a student, was sentenced Monday. Nathan Campbell received 10 years deferred adjudication.
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A former teacher at Episcopal School of Dallas (ESD), convicted for having a relationship with a student, was sentenced Monday. Nathan Campbell received 10 years deferred adjudication.
The Occupy protest hits Fort Worth. Some 50 protesters gathered Monday morning to protest Wall Streets control over Congress.
More Texas school districts are lining up to fight the state in court over the way public education is being paid for. Dealing with some $4 billion in cuts from public schools, nearly 150 school districts have signed up to sue the state.
A working smoke detector could get you a free pizza this week in Wylie.
The Texas Rangers are ready to get back to work after heavy rains delayed much of their weekend plans of beating the Detroit Tigers.
TCU trustees are scheduled to meet Monday, when they will discuss and likely accept the school's invitation to join the Big 12 Conference.
Former President George W. Bush is hosting a golf tournament in Irving this week for U.S. military members wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. The two-day tournament begins Monday at the Las Colinas Country Club.
Three people are dead and two others have been seriously hurt after a one-car accident early this morning in Arlington.
Two young women waitressing at a greasy spoon diner strike up an unlikely friendship in the hopes of launching a successful business - if only they can raise the cash.
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A Dallas family is desperate for answers after their mother was killed by a hit and run driver. Dallas police say the suspect hit 54-year old Sue Burks as she crossed the 7600 block of Great Trinity Forest Parkway. Investigators say the unknown driver never stopped.
North Texas saw almost no rain over summer and when it finally came, it poured all over a parade of Rangers fans who arrived at the Ballpark expecting to see game two of the ALCS.