More Working Women Than Men Have College Degrees, Census Bureau Reports New Data Provide Most Detailed Look Ever at Years of School Completed WASHINGTON, April 26, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Among the employed population 25 and older, 37 percent of women had attained a bachelor's degree or more as of 2010, compared with 35 percent of men, according to new data from the U.S.

By Diane Smith, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Jul. 17--FORT WORTH -- District leaders received a sneak peek at Fort Worth's newest elementary school, the first to be built under the $593.6 million bond program. Conceptual designs were obtained by the Star-Telegram this week.

By Diane Smith and Eva-Marie Ayala, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Feb. 8--Hispanic, African-American and low-income students are more likely to have less experienced teachers than white and more affluent students within the same district, according to a study of Texas' largest 50 school districts.

By Jake Batsell and Eric Aasen, The Dallas Morning News Jan. 31--The National Weather Service warned that the danger from fires remained high on Thursday. The area in most danger, however, moved to the south and east of Dallas and Fort Worth.

By Jake Batsell and Eric Aasen, The Dallas Morning News Jan. 31--Firefighters scurried to douse hot spots and brush fires across North Texas on Wednesday while homeowners sifted though blackened rubble left behind by wind-stoked fires a day earlier.