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Karmelo Anthony will make his case next week for a new trial — and a Texas judge will have just three days to decide how the Frisco teen's case will proceed.
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Federal officials proposed an overhaul of the Head Start program Thursday that they say would reduce bureaucracy, give local providers more flexibility and create as many...
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Dallas police officer Darron Burks never let a day pass without checking on his mother.
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John Ruiz thought the war was won 15 years ago — June 8, 2011, to be exact. The day Tom Perkins, then Dallas’ city attorney,...
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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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Masks again mandatory in Dallas County schools, businesses but Gov. Abbott, Paxton mount legal fight
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a petition for an appeal against Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, threatening legal action against any local governments...
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Dallas judge rules that Abbott’s mask mandate ban cannot be enforced, paves way for new requirements
The restraining order comes as the start of classes coincides with a spike in delta variant cases across Texas and the rest of the...
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Jenkins says Republican governor’s ban ‘could not happen at a worse time’ as schools reopen and the COVID-19 delta variant spreads rapidly.
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Public safety initiatives will get a chunk a year after the City Council cut the police overtime budget, which led to discord among the...
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School districts, local officials and hospitals are pushing back on Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order.
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Justices disagreed that deadly force was reasonable. The former officer can now appeal to the state’s highest criminal court.
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