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More Texas school districts are lining up to fight the state in court over the way public education is being paid for. Dealing with some $4 billion in cuts from public schools, nearly 150 school districts have signed up to sue the state.
Without work, many recent college graduates are not starting their careers and lives. Instead, they are hanging out with their parents.
It was the most destructive wildfire in Texas history. A raging fire destroyed more than 1,500 homes near Bastrop. While recovery will take months, some North Texas students stepped up to lend their support.
The director of the Denton County Health Department says a Denton High School student probably has an active, contagious case of tuberculosis.
The Denton Independent School District has sent parents a letter warning them that a Denton High School student is hospitalized with a possible case of tuberculosis.
A Denton city councilman is hoping teenagers can help solve some of the city's problems.
An Iranian grad student studying at the University of Texas has gone on trial in Tehran on charges of having "relations with a hostile country."
Former President George W. Bush is set to speak at a ceremony marking the placement of the last beam for his presidential library in Dallas.
When Rhode Island became the 13th state to allow in-state tuition for illegal immigrants at public colleges, supporters heralded the move as one that would give students the kind of advanced education they need to succeed in the workforce.
There's talk about bringing alcohol sales back to the University of Texas at Arlington campus. Development of the $78 million College Park Center includes the possibility of a wide range of restaurants.
The tuberculosis scare in the Ennis ISD has some North Texas parents and school districts concerned about school football teams taking the field against players from Ennis.
A high school football player in Mineral Wells collapsed on the field, slipped into a coma and was later found to have a blood clot on his brain.
Two kids were hit by vehicles outside of Truett Elementary School in less than a week. Now, parents are wondering how to keep their kids safe.
The $4 billion in cuts to Texas public schools might be starting to hit Governor Rick Perry where it hurts most -- his record on creating jobs.
While the state legislature hasn't been in session for months, North Texas is starting to see some of the side effects from massive education budget cuts.