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A Silk Way West Airlines cargo plane takes off over cars parked in the Express South lot at...

How to secure vehicles at North Texas airports while you’re away for the holidays

Owners can do simple things to secure their cars and belongings, airport officials say.

By Maria Salette OntiverosDec 23, 2024Member Exclusive

Students wearing lab coats, goggles, and gloves sit at a desk in a lab classroom doing...

New sciences degree at UTD expands skills, flexibility for future doctors

The Bachelor of Science in biomedical sciences curriculum prepares graduates for success whether they pursue careers in medicine, academia or scientific research.

By Amanda SiegfriedDec 18, 2024Sponsored

In a school hallway, five adults stand together, with the woman in the center holding a...

West Dallas educators awarded grants through the Toyota, United Way DRIVE program

Thanks to a vital partnership between Toyota Motor North America and United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, over $100,000 was disbursed to help teachers better serve their students.

By Steven LindseyDec 18, 2024Sponsored

A woman hands another smiling woman a large, multicolored glass award commemorating her...

PepsiCo Foods North America celebrates Women in Manufacturing Hall of Fame inductee

Laura Maxwell, senior vice president of supply chain for PFNA, demonstrates how women can thrive in traditionally male-dominated fields like manufacturing — and highlights what it takes to them.

By Meg TownsendDec 13, 2024Sponsored

Several people shop for food essentials inside a community food pantry.

The North Texas Food Bank and its partners are making food accessible in southern Dallas

Texas leads the nation in hunger and the need is especially acute in southern Dallas, where the NTFB and its partners provided more than 30 million meals over the last three years.

By North Texas Food BankDec 6, 2024Sponsored

Four ists sit on chairs in a conference room, facing a large digital screen where a man...

Capital One’s innovation hub marks 10 years of industry-changing ideas

At Capital One’s Dallas campus, the Garage is where talented innovators bring groundbreaking ideas to life, like AI-powered chatbots and advanced mobile apps.

By Meg TownsendDec 5, 2024Sponsored

A couple dozen volunteers in matching t-shirts stand in front of a home with various...

PepsiCo Foods North America’s Day of Caring benefits local charities with massive turnout

At the 15th annual Day of Caring event founded in partnership with United Way, more than 1,200 PepsiCo employees volunteered at 30-plus agencies that serve the community’s needs.

By Meg TownsendDec 3, 2024Sponsored

Officials announced a groundbreaking financial aid program to help more students afford...

‘Game changer’: UT System announces free tuition for qualifying Texas families

Officials announced a groundbreaking financial aid program to help more students afford college.

By Aarón Torres and Marcela RodriguesNov 21, 2024

A man wearing a Coca-Cola shirt kneels in front of a mural showing a corny dog and other...

CCSWB’s 'Under the Cap' series profiles its associates and their community connections

The series by Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages offers a behind-the-scenes look at the deep connection between its people and the communities where they live and work.

By Terry WagnerNov 21, 2024Sponsored

Elementary-aged girl in classroom holds VR equipment and smiles for the camera while an...

Toyota, SMU and Dallas ISD transform West Dallas through STEM school program

The program is part of Toyota USA Foundation’s Driving Possibilities initiative, which seeks to provide for the interconnected needs of students through investment in educational programming.

By Meg TownsendNov 21, 2024Sponsored

A group of high school students wearing matching purple t-shirts and lanyards speak amongst...

Financial literacy 101: Students learn valuable skills for their futures

Teaching young adults about budgeting, managing debt, utilizing credit, investing and more in programs that help strengthen their financial education on their path to becoming future-ready.

By Steven LindseyNov 20, 2024Sponsored

Frazier Elementary School Principal Amy Holderman, below, sky dives on Saturday, Oct. 12, at...

McKinney principals jump from airplane to keep promise to students

Frazier Elementary School principal Amy Holderman and Webb Elementary School principal Karime Terrazas said they would skydive if their schools met their fundraising goals.

By Lilly KershNov 20, 2024Member Exclusive

Board and city officials during a groundbreaking of the new Career and Technical...

Plano ISD breaks ground on $72 million Career and Technical Education Center

The 150,000-square-foot center is expected to open in fall 2026 and workforce training, from hairdressing to welding, for high school students.

By Lilly KershNov 20, 2024Member Exclusive

Two well-dressed women stand on opposite sides of a man holding an oversized check for...

HOPE Farm named winner of the Pegasus Prize, receives $50,000 toward mentorship programs

The long-term leadership program serves at-risk boys lacking positive male role models, guiding them toward becoming Christ-centered men of integrity.

By Gina MayfieldNov 15, 2024

The campus of Dallas Baptist University on Friday, May 29, 2015, in Dallas. (Smiley N....

Dallas Baptist University receives historic gift, honors a founding Mavs owner

The multimillion-dollar donation is the largest in the school’s history.

By Marcela RodriguesNov 11, 2024

The North Crowley High School JROTC chanted as they marched in the Tarrant County Veterans...

Honor those who served at these North Texas Veterans Day events

Festivals, parades and flag services are planned across North Texas.

By Therese Powell Nov 9, 2024

Smiling African American woman in a bright blue dress sits in a chair and poses for a portrait.

Ascend Dallas empowers women to elevate their future

Citing tremendous community need, the agency aims to expand its programs with from new funding partners.

By Terry WagnerNov 8, 2024Sponsored

Guest services associate Zane Wittrock loads plates of food onto trays during an annual...

North Texas nonprofits to give free food, including turkeys, and meals for Thanksgiving

Organizations providing assistance to those in need so they can celebrate the holidays too.

By Maria Salette OntiverosNov 8, 2024

Blue and green lights shine on the faces of high school students enjoying a theater production.

Innovative Broadway Dallas program brings musical theater to life for DISD students

The eight-week program is structured to expose students to an integrated STEAM curriculum and prepare them for higher education and future careers.

By Holly HaberNov 6, 2024

Two men in black T-shirts bend over collecting produce from their garden.

Local nonprofit F.A.R.M. helps North Texas veterans find purpose, opportunity

Founded by Army vets James Jeffers and Stephen Smith, Farmers Assisting Returning Military helps reestablish meaning in the lives of veterans using therapeutic agricultural training — aka, dirt therapy.

By Gina MayfieldNov 4, 2024