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Dallas County Health Officials Announce West Nile Virus in Carrollton Mosquito Samples, Ground Spraying Planned
Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) has confirmed the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in two mosquito samples from Carrollton. The positive samples were found in mosquito management areas 3A and 5A, with area 3A bounded by West Hebron Parkway and several major roads including the Sam Rayburn Tollway, and area 5A lying between Trinity Mills Road and North Josey Lane. In response, Carrollton Animal Services is set to conduct ground-based insecticide spraying on July 2 and 3, starting around 9 p.m., weather conditions permitting, as reported by the City of Carrollton, Texas.
Pastors demand answers from Juvenile Detention Board after WFAA report reveals conditions inside the facility
DALLAS — Pastors and Community leaders are demanding answers from the Dallas County Juvenile Detention Facility. ”The building behind us is supposed to be a place of rehabilitation instead it’s a place of trauma,” Dr. Michael W. Waters, Dallas Black Clergy founder. They stood out in the...
Addison Kaboom Town to feature stunt plane airshow
More than half a million guests are ready to gather in Addison for the annual Kaboom Town fireworks and airshow. This year, the town is celebrating 40 years of being one of the country's biggest Fourth of July fireworks shows.
Newly opened Lacrosse Barn wants to become epicenter for sport in Dallas area
ADDISON, Texas — this story and more North Texas business news from our partners at the Dallas Business Journal. The Dallas area is a hotbed for lacrosse in Texas, something a new business in Addison hopes to capitalize on in a big way. The Lacrosse Barn opened June 1...
Euless, Texas Sets Sights on Long-Term Economic Growth Through Retail Expansion in Glade Parks
Euless, Texas, is doing more than just laying pavement and zoning lands; it's executing a strategic plan for sustainable economic growth through retail sales. According to a recent article from the City of Euless, the local Planning and Economic Development Department has its eyes set firmly on bolstering long-term revenue streams. This means drawing in businesses that not only keep cash registers ringing but also keep locals employed and served with a plethora of shopping and dining venues.
‘A patriotic community:’ Veteran, Frisco resident Rob Altman strives to make an impact everyday
Community service seems to be a way of life for many in Frisco, and one resident and veteran embodies this act of volunteerism in his community in more ways than one. With 25 years of military service, Rob Altman has turned his experiences into a life dedicated to helping others in Frisco.
3 Aspiring Undergrad Researchers Receive Goldwater Scholarships
Three University of Texas at Dallas undergraduates have been named recipients of the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation award. Biomedical engineering senior Zachary Lee, biochemistry senior Harish Suryadevara and neuroscience senior Jackson Trotter are among 437 new scholars chosen from 1,353 science, engineering and mathematics students nominated by 446 academic institutions for the scholarships, which provide up to $7,500 per academic year.
'Baby, you're a firework!' North Texas NICU babies dress patriotic for July 4
DALLAS — For many parents, celebrating their baby’s first Fourth of July means watching fireworks or going to a barbecue. But that’s not possible for families with an infant in the NICU, or neonatal intensive care unit. These patriotic preemies are shining like a bright light in...
Two 18-year-olds plead guilty to robbing USPS workers across DFW
DALLAS - Two 18-year-old men pleaded guilty to a string of robberies targeting postal workers all over the metroplex. The two men were tracked down back in April after committing a robbery at an apartment complex in Fort Worth. They were already on the radar of investigators due to cell...
Arrest made after man found dead inside plastic storage container on Fort Worth road
A woman has been arrested after police said she stuffed a man's body inside of a plastic storage container and left it on the side of a road in northwest Fort Worth last month. Tisha Hulsey, 51, is charged with murder in the death of 52-year-old Dwight Hood, according to...
Keller Special Election Approaches: Brennan, Kupper, and Roszell to Compete for City Council Place 3 Seat
Keller's upcoming special election for the City Council Place 3 seat, scheduled for August 31, will feature a triad of candidates vying to complete the term left vacant by the previous council member, with the last name alphabetical order presenting Karen Brennan, Zane J. Kupper, and Frank Roszell as the contenders, as reported by the City of Keller.
Refreshing Staff Who Keep the Southlake Library Fun: Meet Rebecca
Over the past year, you might have noticed some delightful changes at the Southlake Library. From managing our coffee bar and engaging puzzles to a selection of refreshing teas that have become a hit among patrons, Rebecca's touch is everywhere. Her efforts have even streamlined the check-out process, making it easier than ever to find and borrow your next great read.
Carrollton Marketing Department wins 3 state awards
The Carrollton Marketing Services Department was recently recognized with three state marketing and communications awards at the Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers (TAMIO) conference. The marketing services team was recognized for their extensive communication and promotional work. TAMIO, organized in 1974, promotes cooperation and information exchange among Texas cities...
Wilshire Park Reopens with Nautical-Themed Playground and New Amenities in Euless
It is time to trade in your couch for a picnic blanket and enjoy some fresh air because Wilshire Park is once again open. The city has unveiled a comprehensive suite of renovations at the 315 Sierra Drive location, focused on recreation and relaxation with a touch of sea inspiration. Thanks to the diligent efforts of the city, the park has reopened with enhancements that will delight both parents seeking a place for their children to play and outdoor enthusiasts eager to bask in the Texas sun.
McKinney ISD to invest $1.27M in weapon detection systems
Evolv's weapon detection systems will be installed at McKinney ISD's three high schools, Disciplinary Alternative Education Program campus and the MISD stadium. (Courtesy McKinney ISD) Five McKinney ISD campuses and facilities will be getting new weapon detection systems in the 2024-25 school year. The $1.27 million purchase of Evolv security...
Klay Thompson’s Dad Breaks Silence After Warriors-Mavericks Trade
Klay Thompson’s run with the Golden State Warriors has come to an end. After four NBA titles and every single season in the NBA with the Warriors, Thompson is joining the Dallas Mavericks after the two sides agreed to a sign-and-trade deal. Mychal Thompson, Klay's father, shared his feelings ...
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