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Duncanville school board trustee Dorothy Wolverton called it one of the most disappointing votes in her 10 years on the board: Late last month, the superintendent got the OK on a 16.5 percent salary increase, despite the district's likelihood of facing a $6 million shortfall.
School district leaders, teachers, parents and even a student came together Wednesday night to discuss what schools should do in the face of major budget shortfalls.
It was one of Conrad Hilton's earliest and most prized successes: The Statler Hilton Hotel, long a landmark on Commerce Street at the eastern end of Downtown Dallas.
Some see it as an economic boom. But, some North Oak Cliff residents say a Wal-Mart is not the kind of development they were hoping for on Fort Worth Ave.
Interim Mayor Dwaine Caraway presided over his first Dallas City Council meeting today. It was a briefing session marked by a review of a major rehabilitation plan for West Dallas, as well as sharp words from one of his critics.
City officials unveiled a project Wednesday that they say would steer development in a 64-acre area of West Dallas for many years to come.
The attorney for a Fort Worth police officer who shot and killed a 32-year-old man who was allegedly evading arrest Monday night defended his client Wednesday.
The sale and planned rennovation of a big downtown Dallas eyesore is sparking optimism that investors will now take a hard look at other empty buildings.
A Fort Worth girl has cleaned out her piggy bank to try to help save the jobs of her school teachers and principals.
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A North Texas mom is recovering after giving birth to her baby boy - in the parking lot of an Arlington "strip club".
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Prosecutors in Dallas have a new partner who is able to get witnesses to open up and talk. He's not a tough interrogator though. In fact, he's not even human. But don't think that means he isn't getting good results.
A 17-year-old Ferris High School student is in jail, accused of trying to hire someone to kill his girlfriend.
The Texas House ended debate on the controversial sonogram bill with the author sending it back to committee. The bill is expected to come back for debate Thursday.