Fewer than 1 in 4 licensed Tarrant County programs serve kids with disabilities, advocates say the new state plan is a start.

A new peer-reviewed study finds homeschoolers scoring up to 29 percentile points above national norms, just as Texas rolls out $2,000-per-student vouchers.

The Glam House opened on Coit Road with tiny trims, tween cuts and a Netflix-themed party package for up to six kids.

Tarrant County's subsidized child care seats drop to 7,863 for 2027, even as its budget barely grows.

The new wing along Camp Wisdom Road puts culinary arts and cosmetology in plain view of the community.

Nearly 10,000 backpacks, fresh haircuts and community resources helped Arlington ISD families gear up for the first day of school.

Two long-running Fort Worth youth nonprofits announced a merger to expand services and cut duplication while keeping many local sites intact for now.

SMU research links more toddler video time to fewer body-part words and a tilt toward people- and furniture-related vocabulary. The papers also tie parent personality and child temperament to media habits.

New local data show about half of Tarrant County kindergartners are entering school ready, with steep differences between districts. Leaders point to pre‑K access and a state task force as levers for change.

TinkerLab's return to the White Settlement Library offers STEM activities for children and a special session for homeschool families, fostering creativity and love for science.

The Fort Worth Police Officers Association's Cops for Kids program brought holiday joy to 1,077 children, distributing teddy bears, hosting shopping events, and investing $42,000 in community support.

Participants from the Collin County Criminal District Attorney's Office CPA visited the Children’s Advocacy Center to learn about combating child abuse and received insights on advocacy and legal processes.

More than half of Tarrant County’s youngest children live in households cost‑burdened by diapers, straining families and local diaper banks. Providers and nonprofits say the shortage is growing.