Sam Damask didn’t have a Plan B when he resigned from Dallas ISD. Tuesday night, the first-year middle school math teacher quit because of coronavirus. Students poured back into school buildings Monday as part of the district’s hybrid learning model. With kids back in class, Damask said he soon realized…
Wednesday, the governor announced the state’s bars could reopen, provided local officials opt in. Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has opted out.
In a viral video, Flower Mound’s Jason Lata, 44, hit a man in the face outside a Denton Buc-ee’s gas station.
As coronavirus case counts continue to climb in Dallas County, President Donald Trump is being treated for the disease.
Dallas hair salon owner Shelley Luther and Gainesville state Rep. Drew Springer advanced to a runoff race Tuesday after neither secured an outright majority for District 30.
Some Halloween traditions are going to be a little different this year because of the pandemic.
Thursday, Texas Democrats accused state Rep. Lynn Stucky of having ties to a Christian camp scandal.
Ahead of Tuesday’s first presidential debate, a new poll shows Biden tied with Trump in Texas.
First, it came for his father-in-law and grandma, then it took his dad and uncles. Within the span of six weeks, Dallas’ Jahaziel Salas lost five family members to the novel coronavirus. Salas said he tries his best to be strong for his kids, but it’s been rough. He doesn’t…
Tuesday, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz blocked a ceremonial resolution that would have honored Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life.
Dallas ISD’s school board will vote Thursday on a hybrid learning model that would encompass all high schools and Lakewood Elementary.
Tuesday, the Dallas Police Department announced the expansion of its Starlight surveillance program to four additional locations.
Dallas County will soon count another grim COVID-19 milestone: 1,000 deaths.
Human trafficking has long been an issue, but some survivors’ advocates have noted an uptick in reported cases since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Last week, Dallas County Health and Human Services reported its fourth West Nile-related death of the 2020 season and its tenth human case.
Public outcry is mounting after a Dallas ISD high school English teacher assigned an essay wherein students could explain why Kyle Rittenhouse is a hero.
Just 4 in 10 Republicans think the federal government should play a large role in health care, a new Pew Research Center poll shows.
Monday, outgoing Dallas Police chief U. Reneé Hall and law enforcement leadership briefed City Council’s public safety committee on this year’s modest decrease in violent crime.
Sunday, the Cowboys will play their first home match to a reduced crowd in Arlington’s AT&T Stadium, a fact that worries many public health experts.
Last week, Dallas Police Department announced it would start enforcing a juvenile curfew following a recent increase in crime, including street racing.
Wednesday, President Donald Trump revealed he’d put his favorite sycophant, U.S. Sen. “Lyin’ Ted” Cruz, on a short list of potential Supreme Court nominees, according to USA Today.
Luby’s, the Houston-based restaurant chain, announced in a press release Tuesday that it would be dissolving. Luby’s Inc. board members voted on a liquidation plan that will sell off assets and enact “an orderly wind down” of operations.
