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48 years after his murder, Santos Rodriguez's mother gets an apology from Dallas police
Local News
'I've waited for this for 48 years': Mother of 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez, killed in police custody, reacts to statue created in his honor
Bessie Rodriguez got to see the statue created for her son, who was murdered by a Dallas police officer in 1973.
La Vida
Daughter of Hector P. Garcia voices concern over Senate Bill 3 which makes KKK, Civil Rights teachings non-mandatory
Civil rights organizations are holding a rally to speak out against the bill at Texas A&M Corpus Christi on Saturday.
La Vida
Duct tape dress created by teen who was inspired by her Texan, Mexican roots
Larissa Leon is hoping to win a scholarship for her entry that honors her culture. The Houston-born teen now lives in Washington.
News
'People are being chased in the streets': North Texas Cubans hold rally, caravan to D.C. in solidarity with protestors in Cuba
Many at the protest said there hasn't been a movement in Cuba like this since the Cuban Revolution in 1959.
Community
Drawing on his own experience, Dallas man helps college-bound students get luggage
'I hope that every time that they do look at their luggage, they remember there’s people that believe in them,' Adan Gonzalez said.
Entertainment
Dallas play ‘Ursula’ hopes to start conversation on unaccompanied minor influx in US
Through the lenses of a young girl, Frida Espinosa-Müller, wanted to humanize the current situation at the border.
Vaccine
Educational tour coming to North Texas hopes to encourage Latinos to get vaccinated
This month, the educational tour will be stopping in Dallas, Mesquite, Grand Prairie and Fort Worth
Local News
Staff member describes conditions inside facility for migrant teens in Dallas
HHS told WFAA that as of May 11 around 793 teens remain at the facility. In April, 588 new teens were brought to the convention center.
Features
How Gaby Natale's push through temporary circumstances led to an Emmy-winning career
Gaby Natale has been determined to make her concept, SuperLatina, shine in any space. She said starting small does not mean you’re thinking small.
La Vida
How the story behind Cinco de Mayo shaped American history
The battle of Puebla in Mexico had a big impact on the American Civil War.
Local News
How the Battle of Puebla impacted American history, sparking the holiday Cinco de Mayo
If Mexican troops hadn't held off the invading French, historians believe the French gov't would have joined forces with the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
Local News
'I've waited for this for 48 years': Mother of 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez, killed in police custody, reacts to statue created in his honor
Bessie Rodriguez got to see the statue created for her son, who was murdered by a Dallas police officer in 1973.
La Vida
Daughter of Hector P. Garcia voices concern over Senate Bill 3 which makes KKK, Civil Rights teachings non-mandatory
Civil rights organizations are holding a rally to speak out against the bill at Texas A&M Corpus Christi on Saturday.
La Vida
Duct tape dress created by teen who was inspired by her Texan, Mexican roots
Larissa Leon is hoping to win a scholarship for her entry that honors her culture. The Houston-born teen now lives in Washington.
News
'People are being chased in the streets': North Texas Cubans hold rally, caravan to D.C. in solidarity with protestors in Cuba
Many at the protest said there hasn't been a movement in Cuba like this since the Cuban Revolution in 1959.
Community
Drawing on his own experience, Dallas man helps college-bound students get luggage
'I hope that every time that they do look at their luggage, they remember there’s people that believe in them,' Adan Gonzalez said.
Entertainment
Dallas play ‘Ursula’ hopes to start conversation on unaccompanied minor influx in US
Through the lenses of a young girl, Frida Espinosa-Müller, wanted to humanize the current situation at the border.
Vaccine
Educational tour coming to North Texas hopes to encourage Latinos to get vaccinated
This month, the educational tour will be stopping in Dallas, Mesquite, Grand Prairie and Fort Worth
Local News
Staff member describes conditions inside facility for migrant teens in Dallas
HHS told WFAA that as of May 11 around 793 teens remain at the facility. In April, 588 new teens were brought to the convention center.
Features
How Gaby Natale's push through temporary circumstances led to an Emmy-winning career
Gaby Natale has been determined to make her concept, SuperLatina, shine in any space. She said starting small does not mean you’re thinking small.
La Vida
How the story behind Cinco de Mayo shaped American history
The battle of Puebla in Mexico had a big impact on the American Civil War.
Local News
How the Battle of Puebla impacted American history, sparking the holiday Cinco de Mayo
If Mexican troops hadn't held off the invading French, historians believe the French gov't would have joined forces with the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
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