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Duncanville adopts budget, expands police drones
October 9, 2026
Duncanville — High-tech surveillance, rising property taxes, and the future of neighborhood trash collection converged at City Hall on Sept. 15 as the Duncanville City...
Council approves Atmos settlement and E-911 amendment
October 9, 2026
Lancaster — Rising utility costs and alcohol-sales rules near schools took center stage at the Lancaster City Council’s Sept. 14 meeting, where members approved an Atmos...
Council approves MacArthur duplex
October 9, 2026
Irving — Tensions between single-family homeowners and new residential development highlighted a busy session at Irving City Hall on Sept. 24, where the Irving City Council...
DeSoto ISD secures grant to expand college and career readiness
October 9, 2026
DeSoto — DeSoto Independent School District has received notice of a new federal Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs grant that will expand...
NTTA TollTag expands access to seven more states
October 9, 2026
Plano — Interstate travel has become simpler for North Texas TollTag users. Under a recently announced interoperability expansion, the North Texas Tollway Authority said...
Wilmer and Parkland host senior health session
October 9, 2026
Wilmer — The City of Wilmer, in partnership with Parkland Health, hosted a Senior Health Information Session and lunch on at the Wilmer Community Center on Friday, Sept....
Flock cameras, parks discussed at town hall
October 9, 2026
Irving — Residents gathered at the Valley Ranch Library on Sept. 29 for a town hall meeting hosted by District 6 Councilman Fahad Ahmed. The...
Irving ISD trustees authorize property sale
October 9, 2026
Irving — In a unanimous vote during their Sept. 21 meeting, Irving ISD trustees authorized district administrators to market and pursue the sale of district-owned property...
Voters to decide tax rate for homelessness programs
October 8, 2026
Dallas County voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve a property-tax rate above the county’s voter-approval tax rate, with the additional revenue intended to support...
Dallas County Elections opens drive-thru voter registration with...
October 5, 2026
DALLAS--Dallas County residents who have not yet registered to vote will have one more convenient option before the deadline. The Dallas County Elections Department will...
North Texas defense industry boasts $35 billion
October 1, 2026
Irving — North Texas defense-related private-sector activity supports an estimated $35.3 billion in annual gross product and 264,603 jobs across a...
DeSoto City Council holds budget hearing
September 25, 2026
DeSoto—The DeSoto City Council held a public hearing Sept. 1 on a proposed FY 2026–27 financial plan that would keep the municipal property-tax rate unchanged while...
Coppell to Discontinue NTTA TollTag Service
September 21, 2026
Due to system issues and limited service capabilities, the City of Coppell Utility Billing division will discontinue North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) TollTag services...
City Council reverses proposed cutbacks at The CORE
September 18, 2026
Coppell — The Coppell City Council meeting opened on a celebratory note on Sept. 8 as Mayor Wes Mays proclaimed September as "Senior Center Month." Several attendees...
Hutchins adopts $15.4M General-Fund budget
September 18, 2026
Hutchins—The Hutchins City Council adopted the city’s FY 2026–27 budget, lowered the nominal property-tax rate and replaced the zoning ordinance that had been in place...
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