State Senate Committee Discussing Teachers
The Texas Senate's education committee is holding hearings on Friday to discuss how the state prepares people to be teachers and principals in public schools.
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The Texas Senate's education committee is holding hearings on Friday to discuss how the state prepares people to be teachers and principals in public schools.
Texas A&M University has launched a website that offers such data as graduation rates, faculty workloads, demographics and student debt -- already public information, now in one place.
Police in Dallas have arrested a 4-year-old boy's parents and his uncle after the child allegedly took a bag of crack cocaine to preschool on Wednesday.
Students at South Grand Prairie High School have worked for months collecting donations for a classmate who has cancer, and a passion for his 1977 Ford truck.
Hundreds of health-conscious kids will take part in a community expo at TCU on Saturday that highlights the benefits of an active lifestyle and healthy eating.
A U.S. Census report out Thursday shows the changing make up of our nation.
Many students are immersed in the concepts of economics, but some studies show that the internet generation may be able to better grasp the topic with help from online gaming.
Scary moments outside of a North Texas high school, after a student is hit by a car.
With prom season now underway, one Dallas mother is sharing her story of heartache. Two years ago, Renee Varela lost her son to an underage drunk driver.
Are you expecting a new addition to the family? Researchers at UT Arlington have come up with a new way to keep an eye on your baby.
The Irving ISD will soon have a new service aimed at preventing bullying and violence on campuses. The 'Talk About It' service will allow students to anonymously notify or seek help from school staff members.
Higher education could help people in ways besides finding a job. A new study from the CDC found educated Americans are less likely to be obese and suffer from chronic diseases.
Is marijuana addictive? A University of Texas at Dallas professor is preparing to launch a $2 million grant-funded study to get a more conclusive answer to that question.
Incoming DISD superintendent Mike Miles is already making big changes. The district will be restructuring leadership staff, meaning that dozens of positions will be eliminated.
Meet Aaron Kotamarti: He's 17 and he has an affinity for Jimi Hendrix. Oh, and he's graduating this week from the University of Texas at Dallas with an electrical engineering degree.
