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Gator Country's owner Gary Saurage tells 12News he's never seen anything like this in his 20-year career.

For-profit “alternate route” teacher-preparation programs are gaining popularity. Some say they’re key to ending teacher shortages; others fear quality and retention will suffer.

Commercial truck size, weight limits temporarily suspended

Vehicle size and weight requirements are suspended for operators of commercial vehicles to travel in and through the Lone Star State to provide disaster assistance in Texas.

Irving police said Victor Hugo Moreno, a second grade teacher in the Irving Independent School District.

Lamar County Republican Chairman Scott Hommel has accused North Lamar ISD school trustees of relying on misinformation in a board decision to keep the controversial book, “The Bluest Eye,” as

Massage therapy training is provided at numerous schools around Houston, Texas and worldwide. However, not all massage training schools use the same training methods.

An alleged letter circulating in at least one hospital instructs nurses to report people who may be experiencing side effects of abortion.

Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas two weeks ago, and the recovery effort will take years. As hundreds of thousands start to try to rebuild their shattered lives and homes, antivaxers have some helpful advice on how to avoid vaccines. That's because to antivaxers, it's always about vaccines. Always.

The Supreme Court of Texas (“Court”) addressed in a February 11th opinion what constitutes an operator for purposes of a wastewater permit. See Texas Commission on Environmental Quality...