A cruise to Mexico and other Caribbean ports raised some concern in the district as one of the ship’s passengers was a Dallas lab supervisor who handled an Ebola patient’s blood samples. Also aboard...

The former President of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, Dr. Britt Berrett, spoke with The Red Ledger in an exclusive interview regarding the facts, fears and speculation about Ebola in Dallas....

Since the third diagnosis of Ebola in Dallas on Oct. 15, there have been no new confirmed cases but there is still a high level of concern across the nation as there are still 120 people being watched...

Few issues divide the nation into partisan wings in the manner that gay marriage does. But this October, the nation’s highest court denied review of several lower court decisions that supported the rights...

The school will be adding pink to its Friday night football activities this week as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month with the school store selling pink out shirts to collect money for cancer research. “This...

Long gone are the days when freshmen could ease into high school with a light load. Although sophomore and junior year may be the most important when it comes to applying for college, no longer can a student...

With the PSAT on Wednesday, SAT scores and college readiness are on the minds of many students. However, this year’s recently released SAT information shows that Texas math scores have dropped to a 22...

The accolades continue to pile up for the high school. In recent weeks, the school has been ranked by Daily Beast as one of the best in the South, while U.S. News has LHS ranked 234 in the country. In...

Teachers are being seen a lot more outside the classroom these first weeks of school as they are being asked to have a more visible presence by way of extra duty in the commons or the parking lots. “I...