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Texas medical schools secured top spots in the 2026 global rankings, with several institutions recognized for excellence in research and education, according to USA Today’s latest report.
Voters in Texas can cast their ballots in the May 2 local elections through in-person voting, mail-in ballots, or early voting. Key registration deadlines and polling locations vary—check local guidelines ahead of time.
The “Texas caliphate” is emerging as the largest stronghold of radical Islam in the US, spanning Dallas to Houston with hundreds of mosques, Hamas-linked networks, and significant funding sources, raising national security concerns.
The Dallas Diocese and Jesuit Prep School have reached a settlement in a lawsuit alleging priest sexual abuse. The agreement resolves claims brought by former students, marking a significant development in local abuse cases.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports an unprecedented surge in U.S. immigration, driving significant job growth and boosting economic output, reshaping labor markets amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Texas narrowly secured a spot in the latest ranking of America’s best school systems, highlighting ongoing challenges in education quality and funding. The results spark debate on the state’s future priorities.
A federal judge has struck down the Trump administration’s overhaul of the student loan forgiveness program, ruling the changes lacked proper authority. The decision impacts millions seeking debt relief. (nbcdfw.com)
Music school Aureus Academy is set to open its first US outlets, supported by a new S$15 million proprietary curriculum. The expansion marks a significant move in the brand’s international growth, The Business Times reports.
TEA school ratings are out. Major Texas districts showed mixed results, with some improving while others declined. Parents and educators weigh in as communities assess school performance for the year.
Ryan Mitchell has secured 10 state titles as Prestonwood’s head coach. However, the 2026 squad is shaping up to be his best yet, showcasing exceptional talent and teamwork early this season.
A school seeking 50 male mentors was overwhelmed when 600 volunteers showed up, highlighting a strong community commitment to youth support and mentorship programs, according to USA Today.
The Education Department removed a Jimmy Neutron meme amid controversy, then issued strict guidelines targeting schools that withhold students’ gender identity from parents, sparking nationwide debate.
Federal filings reveal a surprise Israeli contract linked to a U.S. church outreach program, sparking questions about transparency and commonality. The Dallas Express investigates the implications of this unusual partnership.
New public education laws are set to take effect in Texas this school year, impacting curriculum, funding, and student rights. These changes aim to address key issues and improve overall educational outcomes statewide.
A Weatherford ISD teacher has been charged with sexual misconduct, authorities confirm. The case is under investigation as the district reviews its policies to ensure student safety, officials say.
A new 2025 report from The New York Times reveals which U.S. universities rely most heavily on international students for enrollment and funding, highlighting shifting trends in higher education demographics.
Three more Texas teachers have been arrested on child pornography charges, escalating concerns over student safety. Authorities continue to investigate as the Texas education community reels from the latest arrests.
Thomas Jefferson High School principal shares how the community’s resilience helped navigate the recovery and transition after the Dallas tornadoes, highlighting teamwork and determination in the Dallas ISD response.
The Dallas school district apologized after abruptly cutting off the valedictorian’s graduation speech, sparking outrage among students and parents. Officials cited time constraints but vowed to prevent future incidents.
UT Southwestern’s Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Management offers a premier residency program, blending cutting-edge training with expert faculty to prepare physicians for excellence in patient care and pain management.
























