Fort Worth Students & Parents Plead For Programs
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.
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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.
It seems everywhere you go in Frisco, a ball is being kicked, caught, smashed or shot. It's a virtual breeding ground for future athletes.
Plenty of school districts are already aware of their budget problems, and now major cities are also beginning the process of discussing their upcoming deficits.
On top of mourning the loss of a loved one, six families struggled for days with a lack of information pertaining to a fatal fire that likely took the life of their son or daughter.
A Carrollton company that sells foreclosed properties plans to hire at least 100 new employees this year, and potentially more in the future. Vendor Resource Management employs 365 today and the 13 original employees of the company attended today's ribbon-cutting at the new corporate headquarters in Carrollton.
An apparent scam between nine police officers to collect un-worked overtime hours will cost the City of Fort Worth far more than first thought.
Church leaders and residents in Fort Worth's Stop Six neighborhood will get the chance to tell police their concerns after an officer shot and killed a man February 28, 2011.
What do you do when the state can't fund the current school finance system? Houston Democratic State Representative Scott Hochberg's answer is you change it.
A Wise County family claims natural gas drilling has ruined their home, health, and their lives… and now they're suing.
There's talk of repealing one of Texas' last remaining blue laws – having liquor stores closed on Sundays. Tuesday a state Senate Committee is looking into whether that law should change.
Representatives from Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) received a demonstration of the new ameriTRAMÔ streetcar on Tuesday.
A teenager who robbed and attacked a Fort Worth pizza deliveryman with a baseball bat could finish serving his 40-year sentence in a Texas prison.
A botanist says the lack of rain in the fall will mean Texas' wildflower display won't be as impressive as it was last year.
A Texas Senate Committee is hearing debate on a bill that would allow school districts to cut teachers pay and use furlough days as ways to trim budgets. The bill has the support of DISD Superintendent Michal Hinojosa.