The African American Museum in Dallas received a $250,000 grant from the Communities Foundation of Texas to begin a multi-year project preserving thousands of archival materials documenting Black history.
A recent change in U.S. Postal Service procedures could delay postmark dates by several days, raising concerns that date-sensitive mail for health care and state assistance programs may be considered late, advocates said.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said Monday that the city is prepared to attract Wall Street firms leaving New York under the policies of newly sworn-in Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and suggested Texas could overtake New York as the nation’s top financial hub.
A North Texas hospital has successfully treated a newborn from Georgia with a rare heart condition, giving her a strong start in life.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is evaluating how to carry out two newly enacted state laws that could strengthen oversight of concrete batch plants across Texas.
Now a college junior, she is among a small number of patients nationwide to survive a rare double heart-and-liver transplant made possible by emerging medical technology.
A Dallas-based comedian and actress gained widespread attention after traveling about 4,500 miles to Ireland for a first date, a journey that later developed into an ongoing romantic relationship, according to interviews aired by CBS Texas.
A 72-year-old woman is recovering in a Dallas trauma center after being knocked down and repeatedly pecked by a group of geese while feeding ducks at City Lake Park, her family says.
As the sun set on a Friday evening, dozens of friends and relatives gathered inside a Fort Worth hotel lobby wearing Santa-style Mickey Mouse hats, all determined to pull off a surprise for the Jasso family.
As the sun set on a Friday evening, dozens of friends and relatives gathered inside a Fort Worth hotel lobby wearing Santa-style Mickey Mouse hats, all determined to pull off a surprise for the Jasso family.