Eustace
Eustace, TX · Municipal
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Texas' One-Bite Rule: What Arlington and Irving Families Should Know
Dogs are beloved members of many families in Arlington and Irving, and the neighborhoods, parks, and trails of the Dallas Fort Worth area are full of them. Most dogs never hurt anyone. When one does, the consequences can be painful and frightening, especially when a child is involved. Texas law handles dog bites in a way that surprises many people, because owners are not automatically responsible every time their dog bites someone. A concept known as the one-bite rule often shapes the outcome.
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Former McKinney Mayor Warns Religious Freedom Is “Fragile” After Mosque Fight Turns Ugly
Southern Methodist University — Summit Panel Discussion Venue. The McKinney City Council’s approval of a proposed mosque campus became more than a land-use dispute: the decision prompted a recall effort and sharpened debate over how local officials treat religious institutions. Former Mayor George Fuller later pointed to the conflict as a warning about the gap between religious liberty as a principle and its practice in public life.
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Irving and Dallas Volunteers Help Beautify Trinity View Park in East Irving, Collect 84 Pounds of Trash and Recyclables
IRVING, Texas — More than 50 volunteers rolled up their sleeves Thursday morning, October 22, 2026, to help restore and beautify Trinity View Park in East Irving, painting park structures and collecting 84 pounds of trash and recyclable materials. The community service project brought together Keep Irving Beautiful (KIB),...
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Southlake's Ristorante Mulino to Enclose Patio With AC, Big Windows
Ristorante Mulino in Southlake is about to give its outdoor diners a permanent escape from the elements. The Italian restaurant on Davis Boulevard plans to enclose its existing 522-square-foot patio with a roof, walls, large windows and air conditioning, turning an open-air seating area into a year-round dining room. The...
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WFAA's speaks with Gov. Greg Abbott, candidate Gina Hinojosa on North Texas campaign stops
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Denton Halloween – A Scary Good Time
In Denton, Halloween is no longer reserved for one spooky night. Officially recognized as the Halloween Capital of Texas, Denton treats guests to a full-fledged, monthlong spectacle as historic downtown facades, restaurants, shops, and gathering places break out the decorations, transforming this artsy town into a macabre masterpiece. Drawing over...