Arlington ISD Considering Deep Budget Cuts
The Arlington Independent School District wants to hear from taxpayers about how and where they should cut their budget.
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The Arlington Independent School District wants to hear from taxpayers about how and where they should cut their budget.
State officials are considering levying a $100 surcharge on some new vehicles that fall short of federal fuel efficiency standards.
In downtown Dallas, dozens of North Texans gathered to sing the Egyptian national anthem, hold signs and cheer.
From Cairo to Frisco, celebrations over Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stepping down are loud and global.
With sweeping budget cuts looming in the state of Texas, school districts are in a dire situation. The state contributes $25 billion to public schools, but House Bill 1 intends to cut that by about $9.5 billion, leaving school districts looking at drastic changes.
With tears in his eyes and his wife Rosie at his side, Mayor Mike Moncrief announced Thursday that he would not be seeking an unprecedented fifth mayoral term.
Under a new eminent domain bill, just passed in the state senate, your land could be better protected from government takeover.
KRLD Austin Bureau reporter Robert Wood is keeping score on the 82nd Legislature - and hits the highlights in his nightly roundup.
Proposed cuts in funding for state-supported arts and historical commissions could be disastrous for the groups, their supporters contend.
The clash at Dallas County Commissioners Court continues over the sudden resignation of county elections administrator, Bruce Sherbet.
With state budget cuts threatening to slash 390 Arlington Independent School District jobs, Barbara Reed is turning a new page in her career: She's helping organize a campaign to fight for state funding.
Governor Perry hit a lot of topics in his State of the State address Tuesday. The budget, the border, higher education and lawsuit reform all made it into the speech.
KRLD's Austin Bureau reporter Robert Wood has his ear to the happenings down at the Capitol and over at the Governor's Mansion.
The George W. Bush Institute is planning to introduce its second big education initiative on Wednesday.
Gov. Rick Perry will ask the Legislature on Tuesday to indefinitely suspend funding for four Texas agencies.
