Summer Vacation

In this kind of weather, health experts are urging people to take a lot of breaks outside, drink lots of water, and look out for each other.

Stop the summer “brain drain!” Bright Owl shares activities to help keep kids motivated.

From the Adventure Kids Clubhouse to Paradise Springs Waterpark, there is an endless amount of fun to be had this summer at Gaylord Texan.

Our friends from House of Shine share ways to keep kids boredom-free this summer.

Kristin puts her rowing skills to the test with White Rock Rowing! MORE: WhiteRockRowing.org

This summer, learn how to row with White Rock Rowing! Their youth rowing camps allow teens in North Texas to learn the sport. MORE: WhiteRockRowing.org

Before the longer days slip away, Consumer Reports says it’s not too late to make some lasting summer memories, for free.

Before the longer days slip away, Consumer Reports says it’s not too late to make some lasting summer memories, for free.

Several North Texas school districts are heading back to class over the next two weeks. That means parents are already having to get their kids out of the habit of sleeping in and into waking up early again.

Balloons, beats and big crowds were on hand at Edna Rowe Elementary School for Dallas ISD’s Day One of the new school year.

Malls and museums are seeing a surge in crowds looking to beat the heat, while theme parks and zoos are helping people stay safe and cool outdoors.

As triple-digit temperatures grip North Texas many are finding ways to stay busy and stay cool with indoor activities.

Teenagers in Dallas can still make the most of summer with free admission to 12 attractions.

Dallas teens can still make the most of their summer with free tickets to 12 attractions.

Leisure travel is returning to pre-pandemic levels. But gas prices are getting so high, that it’s putting a strain on the family budgets of those who want to travel this summer.

Tips from Consumer Reports can help you save money and stay safe on the roads this summer and beyond.

If your plans include a road trip, Consumer Reports has tips to help you save money, stay safe, and manage those unexpected bumps.

Monday is already back to school for thousands of students in Fort Worth Independent School District.

Some ingredients in sunscreens have been banned due to their potential to damage coral reefs, and there’s a new push for brands to market themselves as environmentally friendly. LX News storyteller Ngozi Ekeledo chats with journalist Lexy Lebsack about her recent Bustle piece, “Inside the Murky World of Sun Protection.”