State Senate Votes To Stretch Teacher Deadlines
The Texas State Senate has approved a bill that would extend some teacher contract deadlines.
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The Texas State Senate has approved a bill that would extend some teacher contract deadlines.
North Texas parents want to make sure their voices are heard in Austin when it comes to the crisis in the classroom. So what do frustrated moms and dads do to organize and let lawmkers know how they feel about school financing? They go online and organize.
Richie did not provide a "gratuity" to a waitress...in other words, he stiffed her. Why? Find out here.
Dallas' annual St. Patrick's Day Block Party attracts thousands of revelers to Lower Greenville. But this year's event comes with a big change.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is reacting to rising gasoline prices by moving up a plan to increase the number of light rail trains running on the Red Line, to and from Collin County.
I don' t really know why firefighters are associated with rescuing cats from trees. But that potential experience came in handy for members of Dallas Fire Rescue, during the first week of March.
Democrats denounced the latest version of the state budget, saying it would close 50 percent of the state's nursing homes.
Comptroller Susan Combs says sales tax revenue for last month rose 9.7 percent in Texas compared to a year ago.
What is expected to be another long, public fight over next year's budget in the City of Dallas is about to get underway. Dallas is holding a public hearing on its' budget shortfall.
Friends, family and church members gathered on Wednesday to say a final farewell to Rev. Clint Dobson, the Arlington pastor who was killed in his church last week during a robbery.
Teacher groups have pressed a Senate committee to reject a bill that would ease class size limits in the elementary grades.
Some residents in the northeastern parts of North Texas are cleaning up after severe storms rolled across the area on Tuesday.
More than 700 Dallas teachers, principals and employees have accepted the DISD's offer to resign early to offset potential layoffs.
One by one Tuesday, Fort Worth high school students asked the school board not to cut the district's program aimed at helping disadvantaged youngsters get on track to go to college.