Missing Teen Found In Possum Kingdom Lake
Search teams recovered the body of 17-year-old Jacob Logan at Possum Kingdom Lake on Thursday night. The Coppell High School football player went missing Sunday afternoon.
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Search teams recovered the body of 17-year-old Jacob Logan at Possum Kingdom Lake on Thursday night. The Coppell High School football player went missing Sunday afternoon.
A fight captured on cell phone video between two Rockwall-Heath High students was the result of bullying, says one of the participants.
Dallas Independent School District's Chief of Staff, Alan King, is stepping down immediately.
CBS 11 News has learned that Plano school officials never notified Murphy Police about allegations that a teacher molested a student two years ago.
A judge ruled Thursday that a group of East Texas cheerleaders should be allowed to continue quoting biblical scripture on banners at high school football games.
A Garland middle school band has received an apology after being silenced by a referee for playing during a football game.
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The Dallas School Board is receiving its first look at Superintendent Mike Miles' improvement list for area schools.
University Park Police are investigating the third sexual assault reported this school year by an Southern Methodist University student.
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Six decades after Heman Sweatt made history as the first black law student at UT Austin, his descendants in Dallas are watching the Supreme Court closely for another landmark decision.