Ft. Worth Star-Telegram

John Bramblitt's world began to shrink four years ago, when he noticed friends' faces becoming blurrier. At first he shrugged it off. After all, he had worn glasses since he...

Alexei Sultanov, who was the 1989 gold-medal winner at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, died Thursday in his sleep at his Ft. Worth home. His wife, cellist Dace Sultanov,...

It already had been a week when Kenny Rogers made the decision to duck the Angels. On Wednesday in Arlington, Rogers never gave Larry Rodriguez the same opportunity. As Rogers...

For years, Lisa Sharp has put up with the smell of insect repellents containing DEET because she knew they would keep the mosquitoes away. But this summer, she may ditch...

Pat Linford never thought she might be part of the problem. But as she watched a video of a master science teacher leading his students in a lab experiment, veteran...

For the first time, there was parity in enrollment this year at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, a residential program for high schoolers at the University of North...

"Which one's the mayor?" I asked excitedly. "Hmm. Looks like that one over there," my grandfather said, pointing to a pudgy prairie dog standing near a hole in the ground....

Part travelogue, part botanical guide, Jamaica Kincaid's book "Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalaya," National Geographic Books, 208 pages, $20), can't decide what it wants to be and suffers...

It just ... glows. A single 8-foot-long, white fluorescent tube. You'd beg a maintenance man to dim it if it hung over your head at the office. But even given...

Devonne Giles is under siege--in the Texas Tech medical training room. He's getting his ankles taped for practice right now, but the to-do list is long. Six stitches--three over and...