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The court’s ruling Thursday could lead to an admissions system that is subjective and mysterious, as colleges try to follow the law but also admit a diverse class of students.
Several senior citizens say they have received letters threatening evictions from their northwest Atlanta apartments over recent late fees. Those residents claim they are being bullied by their management company and squeezed for cash they don’t have.
The US Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the use of affirmative action for college admissions has some Houston leaders calling the ruling “a travesty”. FOX 26’s Damali Keith has more from Houston City Hall with Mayor Sylvester Turner.
FOX 5’s Jen Delgado delivers the evening forecast and discusses how much longer the smoky skies will stay around.
The FOX 29 Weather Authority has a new tool to aid in bringing viewers the latest weather conditions, especially during storms and that is the FOX 29 Weather Beast.
A Florida sheriff’s deputy was acquitted Thursday of felony child neglect and other charges for failing to act during the 2018 Parkland school massacre. (June 29)
Justice Secretary Alex Chalk has welcomed the opening of a new Category C prison near Leicester, where prisoners will learn construction and manufacturing skills.
As Dallas police are trying to curb violence in neighborhoods, they are getting help from Urban Specialist, which works to bring positive change to inner city communities and prevent senseless violence.
A stroke last fall left 60-year-old Jim Carr of Bastrop unable to walk. He became the first person in the country to use a new robotic gait training system to simulate different walking situations during his rehabilitation.