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Irving to remain in DART
March 6, 2026
Irving—The city of Irving will remain a member of Dallas Area Rapid Transit after the City Council voted Feb. 26 to approve a six-year funding agreement and rescind a...
DART announces fare adjustments
March 6, 2026
Dallas—Changes to regional fares include 25 percent decrease in Regional Day Pass price and adjustments to discount faresDallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) will implement...
Advocacy group criticizes DART funding
March 6, 2026
Dallas—The Dallas Area Transit Alliance (DATA), a grassroots transit advocacy organization, is raising concerns following a recent vote by the Dallas Area Rapid Transit...
Lancaster ISD Trustees call $376 M bond election
March 6, 2026
Lancaster—The Lancaster Independent School District (Lancaster ISD) Board of Trustees has called a bond election for May 2026. This bond proposal invests in Lancaster ISD...
Voters face poll predicament
March 6, 2026
Dallas—Voters across Dallas County encountered widespread confusion on primary election night after changes to voting procedures left many uncertain about where and whether...
Shooting leaves two dead
March 6, 2026
Grand Prairie—The Grand Prairie Police Department responded to a shooting in the 2400 block of South Carrier Parkway on Wednesday, February 25 at around 2:30 p.m. Officers...
Voters decide key primary races
March 4, 2026
Dallas—Nearly 300,000 Dallas County voters cast ballots in the March 3 primary elections, marking the highest primary turnout in at least a decade.About 19 percent of the...
Discontinued Use of Penny at City Payment Windows
March 4, 2026
Irving--The U.S. government is phasing out the penny because it costs more to make than it’s worth and is rarely used in everyday purchases.As pennies are removed from...
Mays praises community engagement
February 27, 2026
Coppell—Legislative uncertainty from Austin and Washington remains the greatest long-term concern facing Coppell, Mayor Wes Mays told residents...
Church expands food access
February 27, 2026
Irving—Road signs rarely offer hope. But last Thursday, drivers along Finley Road were greeted with a simple message that carried weight for many...
State of the City lauds public safety gains, economic expansion
February 27, 2026
DeSoto—The City of DeSoto highlighted significant public safety improvements, economic growth and youth achievement during its annual State of the...
City rebrands with focus on nature, growth
February 27, 2026
Cedar Hill—Cedar Hill is embracing its natural landscape as the centerpiece of its identity and future growth.During the annual State of the City...
Suspect dies in police custody
February 27, 2026
Irving—The Irving Police Department conducted a narcotics investigation on Feb. 23. At approximately 7:50 p.m., officers initiated a traffic stop near N. Belt Line Road and...
Libraries offer youth card options
February 27, 2026
Irving—The Irving Public Library has introduced new library card options for children and teenagers, giving families more control over the types of materials minors can...
Water tower blends art and infrastructure
February 27, 2026
Grand Prairie—In a fast-growing metro area where cities compete to stay ahead of infrastructure demands, Grand Prairie is making sure its water...
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