Former PTA president at Mansfield ISD school accused of embezzling money from PTA treasury
Through an investigation of bank records, it was determined that Jennifer Medina transferred $7,690 from the PTA treasury to her PayPal account.
Singer Leon Bridges hands out meals for Tarrant County Food Bank
GRAMMY award-winning singer and Fort Worth native Leon Bridges gave back to the community at a Tarrant Area Food Bank on Monday by handing out meals.
Toys for Tots 2022: Mansfield Toy Donation Locations
See a list of locations where you can donate to Toys for Tots in Mansfield.
Female kicker to make school history during Mansfield ISD's Timberview HS playoff game
Emma Young is set to be the first female kicker, on the typically all-boys varsity football team, to play in the playoffs.
Mansfield man gets 4-year prison sentence for role in Capitol riot
The self-proclaimed president of the Patriot Boys of North Texas was sentenced to 52 months in prison for his role in last year’s U.S. Capitol riot.
'In God We Trust' signs at North Texas schools break the law, parents say
The parents say the “In God We Trust” signs provided to Carroll ISD, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, Keller ISD and Mansfield ISD by conservative corporation Patriot Mobile are not in compliance with the law.
Ransomware attack takes down computers in Mansfield ISD
Mansfield ISD says at this point it is not clear if any data was compromised.
Men wrongfully imprisoned for decades get new smiles from Dentists of Mansfield
Two men wrongfully imprisoned for decades got new smiles thanks to a non-profit organization.
H-E-B announces plans to open store in Tarrant County
H-E-B has announced plans to open another store in the DFW Metroplex, and this one will be the first H-E-B location in Tarrant County.
North Texas organizations giving families baby formula as shortage continues
The owner of one North Texas restaurant said customers stepped up to help him with COVID-hurt business. Now, he wants to return the favor. He was able to get baby formula from his food distributor and is giving it away to those in need.
Mansfield restaurant gives out baby formula to those in need
As families across the country struggle to find baby formula on their shelves, one North Texas restaurant started giving out formula to those who can't find it.
North Texas schools raising starting salaries, offering hiring bonuses to combat teacher shortage
Multiple local school districts are raising starting salaries for new teachers to $60,000 or higher. Many districts also started recruiting earlier in an effort to fill vacancies by the next school year.
Mansfield ISD has 35 sets of twins, one set of triplets in graduating Class of 2022
Some graduating seniors at Mansfield ISD are proving there is strength in numbers.
Wrong-way driver crashes into Mansfield gas pipeline, causing large fire
Mansfield police say a speeding, wrong-way driver crashed into a gas pipeline overnight, sending flames high into the air. People who live in the area were forced to leave their homes.
Mansfield non-profit that helps orphans in Ukraine in need of donations
Non-profit Allies in Youth Development has been in Ukraine and Russia helping orphans.
Man dead, child injured after truck crashes into building in Mansfield
A man was killed and a child was injured after a pickup truck left the roadway and crashed into a building in Mansfield Saturday night.
Man given 9-year prison sentence in Tarrant County for indecency with a child charges
A jury sentenced a 38-year-old man to nine years in prison for sexually abusing two girls.
Mansfield 6th grader named Time magazine's 'Kid of the Year'
The North Texas 11-year-old who organized an effort to feed 100,000 families is this years Time magazine "Kid of the Year." Orion Jean also collected toys and books for thousands of kids in the community.
Many school districts reopen after being closed due to COVID-19 staffing shortages
Some local school districts that closed early last week because of staffing shortages due to COVID-19 are now open again. They're hoping the break gave students and staff who were out sick a chance to recover.
North Texas districts hoping COVID-19 closures bring down case number after MLK Day
There are now dozens of North Texas school districts temporarily closing because of COVID-19 outbreaks.