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Closing the Floodgates of Uncertified Teachers

The Explosion of Uncertified Teachers: A Growing Concern for Texas Education The Texas education system is facing a significant challenge, as the number of uncertified...

Immigrants with Green Cards Fearful Despite Legal Protections

The anxiety gripping the community is nothing new, according to Heidy Vidal-Rodriguez, a 17-year-old from McKinney. She was only 9 when President Donald Trump...

Coyote Mating Season Underway

Coyote Mating Season: What You Need to Know January 15, 2025 As coyote mating season is underway, residents are advised to be aware that coyotes may...

North Texas Regional Group Drafts Latest Plan for Meeting Booming Population’s Water Needs

The Regional Planning Group for North Texas Approves 2026 Water Plan, Highlighting the Need for More Water and the Billions of Dollars it Will...

Cooler today, but still above normal for late February

Weather Forecast for North Texas Cooler Weather Today, but Still Mild for Late February A weak overnight cold front has brought cooler weather to North Texas...

Trump says Tariffs on Goods from Mexico and Canada will Start March 4

Tariffs on the Horizon: Trump's Latest Move to Combat Illicit Drugs Background: The Tariff Plan President Donald Trump has announced his intention to impose tariffs on...

A Life of Service and Sacrifice

About the Parade The City of Dallas, in partnership with H.E.L.P. (Hope, Encourage, Love and Protect), is honored to announce that Martin Luther King III...

Ad revenue deal from Sen. Ted Cruz’s podcast did not violate federal law, FEC finds

FEC Dismisses Complaint Against Ted Cruz Over Podcast Profits The Federal Election Commission (FEC) has dismissed a complaint alleging that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and...

Trump revels in mass terminations, jeers at Biden before conservative crowd.

OXON HILL, Md. — President Donald Trump said Saturday that “nobody’s ever seen anything” like his administration’s sweeping effort to terminate thousands of federal...

City of Dallas Awarded $11.1 Million Social Impact Grant to Close Digital Divide and Named 2024 Digital Inclusion Visionary Trailblazer

Bridging the Digital Divide in Dallas: $11.1 Million Grant to Support Digital Inclusion Initiatives January 24, 2025 The U.S. Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information...

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