On Saturday, April 2, 2016, (from left to right) Cadets; PFC Angel Sanchez, 1st Sgt. Luis Ortiz, PFC Daniel Perez, PFC Jeremiah Ramirez and SFC David Lozano donated their
What about these politics? Are you tired of the name Donald Trump yet? Where are we truly headed with this R-Rated ‘movie-of-the-year’? Are you one of the angry
DALLAS MAN SET TO DIE FOR KILLING DAUGHTERS, 9 AND 6 (AP) Attorneys say a 60-year-old former accountant deserves a fair hearing to determine if he’s competent to be
DALLAS — A record number of students at Carter High School have received full-ride scholarships to attend Texas Christian University. Six seniors at Carter were awarded the TCU Community
This statement is in response to media inquiries regarding discussions between police associations and City Manager A.C. Gonzalez. The City Manager has been engaged in discussions with association
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Oral cancer is a silent killer: half of those diagnosed with oral cancer this year will be not alive in five years reports
By Freddie Allen (NNPA National News Managing Editor) In an effort to provide student journalists with a unique experience working in the Black Press, the National Newspaper Publishers
Aims to reduce debilitating impact of intensive care on patients DALLAS — When you think of a hospital intensive care unit, you probably envision bedridden, highly sedated patients
By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA News Wire Contributing Writer) The federal government spends about $1 billion on advertising services, but history continues to show that small businesses and
