College-Bound Students Deal With Shrinking State Dollars
Some Texas college students could find themselves looking for new ways to pay for their education. According to education officials, the state has less money to use for financial aid.
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Some Texas college students could find themselves looking for new ways to pay for their education. According to education officials, the state has less money to use for financial aid.
Four of the victims of a shooting rampage at a Grand Prairie skating rink will be buried in western Arkansas this weekend.
The Postal Service is considering closing more than 1 in 10 of its retail outlets. The financially-troubled agency announced Tuesday that it will study 3,653 local offices, branches and stations for possible closing.
We might not reach 100 degrees in DFW today. But it will still be hot and miserable.
McDonald's Corp. is adding apples to all its Happy Meals and launching a nutrition-focused mobile phone app as part of a broader health push.
Jury selection is beginning its second day in the trial of a polygamist leader accused of sexually assaulting two underage girls.
Police are searching for a taxi driver suspected of gunning down two men in a store parking lot near an Irving shopping mall.
Dallas police say the heat wave may have contributed to the death of a 10-year-old boy found unresponsive at a home.
The Texas Department of Transportation is asking those who use a stretch of FM 1378 from Lucas to Fairview to attend a public meeting in at at Sloan Creek Middle School today.
Captain Fred Couples would love to have Tiger Woods on this years Presidents Cup team. But the injured Woods isn't available.
The DeSoto ISD School Board took no action Monday night during a closed door meeting that could have determined the fate of its superintendent, who will remain on paid leave.
Maybe at some point video games were thought of as 'just for boys' – but not anymore. But despite statistics, video game marketing is still 'all boy'. Game developers say they aren't even sure what females want.
Barbara Rose Cooling Halsey was buried in Irving Monday. Her name may not be familiar, but nearly seventy years ago she was among the WAVS of the United States Navy, women who were accepted for volunteer military service.
The Pierce family has lived in the southwest part of the city for generations. But they never had new housing like the glittering Lincoln Heights Apartments.