Arlington ISD error with TEA causes low school ratings
Arlington ISD is appealing its new accountability ratings from the Texas Education Agency after a submission error prevented the inclusion of improved test scores for several schools.
Arlington ISD is appealing its new accountability ratings from the Texas Education Agency after a submission error prevented the inclusion of improved test scores for several schools.
National Black Police Association conference tackles community relations, officer conduct
Black police officers are gathering in Dallas for their annual training conference to discuss policing techniques, community advocacy, and ways to improve the law enforcement profession.
Black police officers are gathering in Dallas for their annual training conference to discuss policing techniques, community advocacy, and ways to improve the law enforcement profession.
North Texas students head back to school with changes
It's the first day of school for more than 20 districts across North Texas! Teachers and students are navigating the new academic year, which brings significant changes and some new challenges.
It's the first day of school for more than 20 districts across North Texas! Teachers and students are navigating the new academic year, which brings significant changes and some new challenges.
North Texas students head back to school with big changes
It's the first day of school for more than 20 districts across North Texas! Teachers and students are navigating the new academic year, which brings significant changes and some new challenges.
It's the first day of school for more than 20 districts across North Texas! Teachers and students are navigating the new academic year, which brings significant changes and some new challenges.
Dallas pauses DEI programs to protect over $300 million in federal funding
The City of Dallas voted to pause its DEI programs to avoid losing $305 million in federal funding, a move that drew criticism from community advocates who urged the city to find an alternative solution.
The City of Dallas voted to pause its DEI programs to avoid losing $305 million in federal funding, a move that drew criticism from community advocates who urged the city to find an alternative solution.
Fort Worth bar robbery turns deadly; suspect arrested
A man accused of killing another man in a Fort Worth bar has been charged with capital murder.
A man accused of killing another man in a Fort Worth bar has been charged with capital murder.
Dallas ISD track star, state champ dies unexpectedly before senior year begins
Just days before 17-year-old Roy Hughes was to start his senior year at Lincoln High School, his family is mourning the loss of the star student and athlete.
Just days before 17-year-old Roy Hughes was to start his senior year at Lincoln High School, his family is mourning the loss of the star student and athlete.
Company hired to manage Fair Park left it in disrepair, Dallas leaders say
Fair Park is in much worse condition now than it was before the city turned over management to the for-profit company, Oak View Group.
Fair Park is in much worse condition now than it was before the city turned over management to the for-profit company, Oak View Group.
Texas jobs: How Apple's $600B investment will be spent in the Lone Star State
Texas will be on the receiving end of some massive expansions planned in Apple's four-year plan to up their American manufacturing. Here's a look at what's heading down south.
Texas will be on the receiving end of some massive expansions planned in Apple's four-year plan to up their American manufacturing. Here's a look at what's heading down south.
Dallas man convicted of trafficking nearly 500 grams of meth
A Dallas man was convicted by a jury of federal drug trafficking violations after he was identified as a methamphetamine supplier and sold nearly 500 grams of the drug.
A Dallas man was convicted by a jury of federal drug trafficking violations after he was identified as a methamphetamine supplier and sold nearly 500 grams of the drug.
Mental health experts and Dallas ISD prepare students for new phone-free classrooms
Dallas ISD will use locking pouches to enforce the new Texas law banning student cell phone use during school hours, with a mental health expert advising that students and parents should expect an adjustment period.
Dallas ISD will use locking pouches to enforce the new Texas law banning student cell phone use during school hours, with a mental health expert advising that students and parents should expect an adjustment period.
Mental health experts on for phone-free classrooms
Dallas ISD will use locking pouches to enforce the new Texas law banning student cell phone use during school hours, with a mental health expert advising that students and parents should expect an adjustment period.
Dallas ISD will use locking pouches to enforce the new Texas law banning student cell phone use during school hours, with a mental health expert advising that students and parents should expect an adjustment period.
Amazon worker concerned as car rams into delivery truck
A driver who reportedly fell asleep behind the wheel crashed into an Amazon delivery truck in North Texas. A doorbell camera captured video of the crash, as well as the Amazon driver's concern for his customers.
A driver who reportedly fell asleep behind the wheel crashed into an Amazon delivery truck in North Texas. A doorbell camera captured video of the crash, as well as the Amazon driver's concern for his customers.
Construction causes detours near DFW Airport's Terminal B entrance
If you are traveling out of DFW Airport, you will need to factor in some extra time for construction delays. It’s all part of the first of three phases in the International Parkway Project.
If you are traveling out of DFW Airport, you will need to factor in some extra time for construction delays. It’s all part of the first of three phases in the International Parkway Project.
Texas students face major changes as new education laws take effect
New Texas education laws banning cell phones and requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms are among the changes now in effect for the upcoming school year.
New Texas education laws banning cell phones and requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms are among the changes now in effect for the upcoming school year.
"Did you get your package?": Car crashes into Amazon delivery truck
A driver who reportedly fell asleep behind the wheel crashed into an Amazon delivery truck in North Texas. A doorbell camera captured video of the crash, as well as the Amazon driver's concern for his customers.
A driver who reportedly fell asleep behind the wheel crashed into an Amazon delivery truck in North Texas. A doorbell camera captured video of the crash, as well as the Amazon driver's concern for his customers.
City addresses questions in FW police chief search
Fort Worth officials are facing scrutiny over the police chief selection process after a candidate, former Dallas chief Eddie Garcia, submitted his application past the stated deadline.
Fort Worth officials are facing scrutiny over the police chief selection process after a candidate, former Dallas chief Eddie Garcia, submitted his application past the stated deadline.
City council addresses transparency questions in Fort Worth police chief hiring
Fort Worth officials are facing scrutiny over the police chief selection process after a candidate, former Dallas chief Eddie Garcia, submitted his application past the stated deadline.
Fort Worth officials are facing scrutiny over the police chief selection process after a candidate, former Dallas chief Eddie Garcia, submitted his application past the stated deadline.
DART rail service returns to normal in Downtown Dallas following fire
Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s rail service in Downtown Dallas is back on schedule nearly a week after a train fire.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s rail service in Downtown Dallas is back on schedule nearly a week after a train fire.
Woman charged for Dallas wrong-way crash that injured 6
A North Texas woman was charged with six counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for a wrong-way crash in Southeast Oak Cliff that injured six people, including three children.
A North Texas woman was charged with six counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for a wrong-way crash in Southeast Oak Cliff that injured six people, including three children.