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Earlier this week, through an executive order, Texas Governor Greg Abbott effectively banned non-profits from transporting migrants.
From less strict hair standards to moms given more time with their newborn babies, the Army is making changes in hopes of improving culture.
While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
Funk thought she was going to space in 1961. Sixty years later, she finally is.
“Hopefully [we're] inspiring even more girls to see us and see what we do, and maybe come join us one day,” Dallas referee Crystal...
His background and his experiences give him the ability to connect with his subjects in a way that's deeper than the game.
Paris, Texas middle school teacher Kenda Felker is among 11 contestants spreading the message of awareness and inclusivity for people with modified abilities.
The tallest waterfall in Oklahoma has a lot to offer.
And the boat they were on wasn’t much bigger than that shark!
Prison is not where he wanted to go. It's where he needed to go.
Misty McBride was shot in the arm, shoulder and stomach on July 7, 2016. After multiple surgeries she returned to duty, but left DART...
The fast food chain hosted a birthday celebration for Joan Quellar, who has been working at Whataburger for 12 years.
"After I came out, I felt so much more free. I was able to be free," said Amber Glenn, of Plano.
Knowing what you know now, what would you tell yourself on the day you came out? These are their letters to themselves.
The exhibit, now open in The Colony, features multiple lifelike dinosaurs.
The Oak Lawn neighborhood became the center for the North Texas LGBTQ community in the early 70s, and it's grown more popular ever since.
To make a bigger impact, Catalina Gonzalez took an intentional step back to adjust her business model and clearly define her company’s core values.
"Our residents have been thirsting for more investments in the arts," said Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney.