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Gustavo Rubio wasn't alive when terrorists attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.
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A white canvas stretches out in front of Frank Frazier. He gives a bottle of shoe polish a shake and begins to draw. Slowly, a...
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The daughter of a pastor, the 42-year-old Derry doesn't cuss and rarely drinks. She has no tattoos. Dimples light up her face when she...
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A Texas community college and advocacy groups asked a full federal appeals court Monday to rehear their bid to intervene in a lawsuit that ended in-state...
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The Democratic congressman cited legislation under consideration in Austin as a reason for Congress to act.
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As Joli Robinson has tried to help her own father get off the streets in Atlanta, she understands better than most of us the...
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Several Dallas-area districts will offer limited online school for kids too young to get the COVID-19 vaccine
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Just days into the school year, three rural Texas school districts in West and East Texas shutter campuses because of COVID-19 outbreaks among staff...
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The Republican governor has been taking coronavirus tests daily, he said Tuesday. Abbott said he has no symptoms. He is isolating and taking an...
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‘We are going to continue with the mask mandate at this time,’ Superintendent Michael Hinojosa said
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Pediatric ICUs across Dallas-Fort Worth have become more crowded as the delta variant has spread among the unvaccinated — including children.
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UT Southwestern doctors have identified five cases of the new strain
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A series of fatal incidents led the police chief and the mayor to plan strategies to curb gun violence in the city.
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These disparities are a reflection of “profound racial, income, wealth and housing inequality,” researcher says
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