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Midnite, a four-year-old miniature horse, has a past as dark as his name. He was brought to Ranch Hand Rescue in Argyle suffering from abuse and neglect, but he now has a bright future.
In the wake of massive state funding shortfalls, the Dallas Independent School District is considering changing its reduction in force policy to allow individual schools input on who is laid off.
Two sixth-grade boys playing in a North Texas creek found what one paleontologist calls a "fossil gold mine."
As the political unrest heightens in Lybia, one Saginaw family is growing anxious, knowing their loved ones are caught in the middle of a civil war. Now, they wait, desperately trying to get in touch with them.
Under a new bill introduced in the State Senate this week, once toll roads are paid off, they would become free roads maintained by taxpayers.
The past two days have been difficult for the families and friends of the victims from Sunday's fire that killed six in Hood County.
A dry line will move into North Texas Tuesday, bringing a Red Flag Warning along with it. Gusty winds and temperatures well into the 80s have officials warning of a high fire threat and severe weather threat Tuesday.
With deep cuts in public education, many educators participated in a private school job fair Saturday in Dallas.
Overnight lows Saturday will reach 27 degrees as a hard freeze covers areas north and west of North Texas.
As Spring and Summer approach, two popular North Texas theme parks are helping boost the local economy.
If you sit in traffic, it shouldn't surprise you that North Texas is among the most clogged regions of the country. Now, some local leaders say there's a new opportunity to widen and unclog some area highways. But they need to act fast, before a window of opportunity closes.
One of three Lancaster men arrested in an alleged gun-running scheme Monday morning has ties to the killing of a U.S. ICE agent in Mexico, according to an affidavit released Monday.
With clear skies, dry air and a light cold north flow, temperatures will drop into the 30s throughout the region Monday night.
Strong storms should begin late Sunday night and move east of the Dallas, Fort Worth Area after midnight.
Overnight lows Saturday will hover in the 60s because of a steady south wind, but severe weather will likely descend along the eastern portion of the region Sunday evening.
Fort Worth ISD is now under an official hiring freeze and officials say cuts look inevitable to overcome its budget shortfall.
A strong upper level low is spinning off the coast of California. This will open up and quickly move toward the southern Plains Wednesday into Thursday. Open up means that it will no longer be a closed low pressure but more like a disturbance that looks like a wave. This will be the catalyst for storms to develop Thursday.
Hundreds of people from North Texas and across the state marched on the State Capitol in Austin Tuesday in opposition to tougher proposed state immigration laws.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill with an amendment singling out the Planned Parenthood organization. The "Pence Amendment" would cut all federal funding, about $317 million dollars to the non-profit organization, which serves an estimated 90,000 DFW residents.
Ever wonder how certain celebrities look youthful well into their fifties? Some women in North Texas say they know the secret, and it doesn't involve going under the knife.
Hard to believe that just 5 days ago we had a high temperatures of 36 degrees with sleet and snow on the ground. Today some areas topped out in the low 80s! At DFW we made it to 77 degrees.
After two weeks of winter weather – the coldest run of it in 14 years – North Texas broke into spectacular February weather this weekend. And it looks like it will continue for the coming week.
Coined by author Amy Chua, the phrase 'tiger mom' has parents divided on how to raise kids.
