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Miguel Solis, president of Commit Partnership, has some tips for parents as the new school year approaches.

Temperatures are climbing into the triple digits outside, so now is a perfect time to explore some of the great bookstores in our area. Find your next cool summer read and a community oasis to boot.

Jim and Connye Hart know that the real gems of a bookshop are found in the stacks, and the joy comes from the searching and discovering.

New regulations from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice are causing confusion with the Inside Books Project, a group that's been supplying literature to inmates for nearly three decades.

National test scores painted a bleak picture of academic recovery for both Texas and the U.S. following the COVID-19 pandemic. But researchers found that there were positive signs for individual districts.

The free 10-week intervention program helped 52 students — nearly all of whom were reading below their grade level — advance at least one grade level during the initiative’s three months, according to a new report released Oct. 29. Parent Shield sees the program as a solution for Fort Worth’s low reading rates, but the biggest hurdle is the cost, the organization’s leaders said.

The Interabang Books co-owner got the idea for an inmate-judged literary prize from France

The library at M.H. Moore Elementary in Fort Worth ISD was anything but quiet after lunch on a recent Monday.

Fort Worth resident Maria Gonzalez knew her daughter’s grades were off.Gonzalez’s 8-year-old daughter, Citlalic, got perfect scores at school. Her teacher said she was doing great.

Sip some coffee, eat some pastries, read books and build community at this new gathering of bookish North Texans.

In “Do Hard Things,” Steve Magness hopes to redefine and expand what toughness and resilience mean – and how these ideas transfer to everyday life – and offers four pillars to achieve them.