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A North Texas mayor and an NFL Hall of Fame member joined in to do a little demolition work. Emmitt Smith and Mayor Robert Cluck wielded sledgehammers to bust up a wall at The Salvation Army in Arlington.
Duncanville police say they have caught the men responsible for stealing copper from several locations throughout the city, including eight school buildings.
Cedar Hill's Bray Elementary is one of two North Texas schools to be awarded a Blue Ribbon from the U.S. Department of Education. It's the highest national honor any school can receive.
There are questions surrounding the transfer of Fossil Ridge High School's band director. The district says the move was for personal matters. But CBS 11 News uncovered a different story.
Thousands of people streamed off University of Texas at Austin's campus Friday after a bomb threat prompted officials to issue evacuation orders.
Every person at the University of Texas at Austin was ordered to evacuate campus buildings Friday morning. Officials with the university say someone called at 8:35 a.m. claiming to have placed bombs all over campus.
Hundreds of teenagers are expected to gather Saturday at Stonebriar Centre Mall in Frisco, in the hopes of winning a car and a $100,000 grant for their school.
Top education leaders in the Texas Senate are examining ways to extend school days and school years to improve classroom learning.
The University of Tulsa has fired Geoffrey Orsak as president after 74 days on the job and one day after granting him a leave of absence.
Parents of a 10 year old autistic boy question why a school bus took their son to the wrong address and what took dispatchers so long to find him.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday against Lewisville ISD over the suicide of 9 year old Montana Lance.
Texas could help more poor students afford college if it capped the amount awarded under the TEXAS Grant financial aid program, state lawmakers were told Wednesday.
A teacher and several students in the Arlington Independent School District were taken to the hospital after a chemistry experiment went awry.
A record number of Texas school districts now have to give up money to the state. According to the Texas Education Agency, an additional 23 state school districts are now considered property wealthy.
Several 9/11 memorial events were held across the Metroplex, including at schools in Fort Worth where the students were too young to recall that fateful day.
