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Physicians are increasingly concerned as cases of accidental marijuana ingestion among children 3 and younger spike at Cook Children’s emergency department in Fort Worth.
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Late last year the council said more community input was needed about the issue. Now a public hearing is slated for Wednesday's meeting to accomplish just that.
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This is at least the second time Ken Paxton’s office has sought such records from an out-of-state provider since Texas banned transition-related care for kids.
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State documents show Texas paid $260 million over three years to keep kids in hotels and leased homes temporarily. Unregulated placements that advocates say warehouse youth with the most needs in the most dangerous way.
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Chaplains will not replace mental health counselors in Fort Worth ISD — but they can still volunteer like anyone else.
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Texas Woman’s University has finalized its agreement with Bezos Academy to bring a tuition-free child care center to the Denton campus.
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Lawyers for the state’s foster care system tried to fend off contempt complaints stemming from alleged failures to observe several court orders from federal court monitors and plaintiffs in a case that stretches back 12 years.
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The sixth graders chatted with cafeteria staff while grabbing their lunches. Those who already had food talked or played games with each other on their laptops. Some asked for personal space.
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Federal child labor law violations are on the rise this year, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division warns in an advisory released last week.
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Community center employees and construction workers shuffled around inside the Diamond Hill Community Center, 1700 N.E. 37th St., finishing tasks like hanging punching bags and clearing up trash Nov. 1.
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Fort Worth City Council unanimously approved funding for the first of four new Tarrant County child care centers Tuesday.
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PediPlace, a Lewisville-based nonprofit pediatric clinic, plans to open its second school clinic sometime in January, the CEO said.