Won't someone PLEASE think of the children?

To be held on December 4 at the Crowne Plaza Dallas Market Center.

Filmmaker to speak at November 5 screening presented by Dallas Women’s Foundation and WomenInFilm.Dallas.

As Chesapeake Energy prepares to run a pipeline underneath the homes on Carter Ave. in east Fort Worth, some residents of this low income neighborhood are livid.

The Club needs to raise $17,000 per month to be able to continue operating in October, November, and December.

Campbell hosts Wednesday’s Child President and CEO Pat Lockerd.

The pictures say it all.

There'll be free food for kids. Freeee. Freeeeeee.

What, no more leaning out the windows? Party poopers...

At a cost of $23 million, every classroom in the district will have one of the computerized boards by December. (So long, chalk!)

... not to mention a new lease of the non-figurative variety.

Parents encouraged to get children their shots before classes start Aug. 24.

One audience member even filed a complaint with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services over supposed ill treatment of a baby involved in the show.

HFC this month celebrated its $2 millionth dollar donated to Texas families in need.

The screenings will take place on Saturday, June 27 from 8 a.m. to noon at Forest Park Medical Center.

Panelists will discuss local programs that provide young people in Dallas with alternatives to crime.

The donation will be put toward SafeHaven's "Children Can Succeed" program.

New vaccine requirements for Texas school children are effective Aug. 1.

The new spaces are a result of a $1 million gift from Pete and Jerry Abbott.

Other than a scattering of YMCAs, which are usually at capacity, there's not much cheap recreation.