West Getting New Schools After Explosion
The Central Texas town which was devastated by a 2013 fertilizer plant explosion that killed 15 people is getting two new schools.
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The Central Texas town which was devastated by a 2013 fertilizer plant explosion that killed 15 people is getting two new schools.
Some Texas students' experiments were destroyed when an unmanned rocket headed to the International Space Station exploded after liftoff in Virginia.
Upset parents want Frisco ISD to rethink proposed attendance zones.
While announcing the release of Ebola patient Nina Pham from the hospital, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci, took time to send a special shout out.
The University of North Texas is taking a step toward equality and making life easier for transgender students on campus at the same time. Several public restrooms on the campus will now be gender-neutral.
Nearly two dozen children are returning to school on Wednesday after a bee attack on campus.
U.S. Attorney Sarah R. Saldana says two former owners of a tutoring business have pleaded guilty to defrauding several Texas school districts.
A storm that roared through Arlington earlier this month had winds high enough to turn over vehicles, rip off roofs, and tear trees out of the ground. Now one of those trees is at the center of a research project.
Among the people now released from quarantine for Ebola concerns are eight students who started returning to classes in Dallas this week.
Monday was the first day of Early Voting for the November election, and one issue in Keller has people taking sides.
Most of the students exposed to Thomas Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with the Ebola virus on American soil, have returned to school.
Many school districts across North Texas are doing their part to keep Ebola off of their campuses.
Several North Texas school districts are responding to Ebola concerns, after learning students or parents have had contact with one of the nurses diagnosed with the disease.
Three schools south of Waco are closed on Thursday, and a North Texas student has been told to stay home, after Ebola concerns related to patient Amber Vinson.
Are some students, expecting to attend classes in North Texas, being denied a higher education because of Ebola? CBS 11 News has learned that Navarro College is refusing to admit at least two Nigerian men to the school because of where they're from.