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‘THE BEST YEAR YET:’ Little Elm gears up for annual Craft Brew & Que Festival
The annual Little Elm Craft Brew & Que Festival is set to return for its ninth year on June 1, offering an evening filled with craft beer, Texas BBQ, live music and spirited competition. This year, the Town of Little Elm has pulled out all the stops to ensure that...
TxDOT Announces Month-Long Eagle Drive Closure for Road Rehabilitation
Your browser does not support the audio element. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has announced that Eagle Drive, situated between Elm and Locust, will be closed starting Monday, May 6. This closure is part of a road rehabilitation project on US77, encompassing the area from Eagle Drive to McKinney Street. The closure is expected to last for a month and marks the beginning of a series of phased closures set to continue until the project’s expected completion in the fall of 2024.
Fourth arrest made in connection to Irving double homicide, police say
IRVING, Texas — A third woman has been arrested in connection with a double fatal shooting in Irving on January 19, authorities announced Wednesday. On April 30, the Irving Police Department arrested 30-year-old Escarleth Mejia, accusing her of helping the suspected gunman, Hector Vicente Paguada, evade police before helping him flee the city.
VIDEO: Coppell Celebrates Retirement of Beloved Police Corporal After 20 Years of Service
Coppell, Texas just saw one of its finest hang up his badge for the last time. After two decades of steadfast commitment to public service, Corporal Smith has officially retired. The local police veteran was lauded for his patience, kindness, and the subtle humor he'd let slip just when his colleagues least expected it. Described as an "all-around great guy," Smith's tenure was marked by unwavering support for his fellow officers and dedication to the citizens he served.
New initiative launches in Texas to help save the lives of moms
NORTH TEXAS — A North Texas mother partnered with the Texas Health Resources Foundation to provide a potentially life-saving tool to at-risk pregnant and postpartum moms.The maternal death rate in Texas has increased at least 40 percent over the last two decades, according to researchers with the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.A CDC study found more than 80 percent of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable."I just want to make sure every mom gets to see her baby grow up," said Jaheera White, a mom of two who lives in Flower Mound.White almost didn't get that chance."It makes me shudder to think...
Capsized kayakers rescued from Hickory Creek
Four people were rescued from Hickory Creek, near Old Alton Bridge in southern Denton County, midday Thursday after their kayaks capsized. The Denton Fire Department responded to the creek just before noon after getting a call of two people in the water, officials said. Two more people from the same group soon capsized farther down the creek. The Denton FD Swift Water Rescue Team and Denton County ESD No. 1 personnel rescued all four people and brought them to shore safely.
Irving Police Seek Community Help to Solve January Homicide, Perpetrator Still at Large
In an ongoing attempt to piece together a January homicide, the Irving Police Department has issued new insights on a case that rocked the local community earlier this year. On January 19, an attack left one individual dead, the name of whom has been withheld pending family notification. Details surrounding...
New Frisco Station Development Plans Revealed
Additional plans for the next phase of Frisco Station were released on April 30, 2024, including details for a hotel, retail and dining space. The Towers at Frisco Station is set to accommodate up to five office buildings, potentially contributing a total of 3 million square feet to the project. The area is planned between Warren Parkway and John Hickman Parkway, within walking distance to The Star, Ford Center and the Urban Living District. “The Towers at Frisco Station represents the ultimate vision for Frisco’s Dallas North Tollway corridor,” VanTrust Executive Vice President Bill Baumgardner said in a statement. “It will provide...
Traffic shift coming to Hwy 114 in Roanoke
Drivers can expect a new traffic pattern on Hwy 114 in Roanoke next week. Weather permitting, there will be lane closures and shifts on all lanes of eastbound Hwy 114 between Byron Nelson Boulevard (Hwy 114 Bus) and Hwy 377 from 9 p.m. Monday, May 6 to 5 a.m. Tuesday, May 7 as part of an ongoing improvement project, according to a news release from the Texas Department of Transportation.
Frisco to Honor Law Enforcement's Bravest at National Police Week Memorial Ceremony
In a week, on May 9 at 3:00 pm, the city is set to honor its fallen heroes during the National Police Week Memorial Ceremony, a poignant remembrance for members of law enforcement who have lost their lives in the line of duty. The tribute, as announced by the Frisco Police Department, will take place at the memorial situated in front of their headquarters at 7200 Stonebrook, uniting the community and colleagues of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Frisco News Roundup: Frisco ISD announces graduation dates for Class of 2024 and more updates
Frisco ISD is preparing to celebrate the Class of 2024, including the first graduates of Panther Creek and Emerson high schools. As the Class of 2024 prepares to cross the stage and parents plan for celebrations with family and friends, Frisco ISD is busy getting ready for the ceremonies that will be held at the Ford Center.
Around Argyle — May 2024
Hello, Argyle! May 4th is election day. If you haven’t already done so, please be sure to get out and vote! Important items on the ballot include AISD school board candidates and bonds, along with Denton Central Appraisal District Board of Directors. For the Town of Argyle, all current council members up for re-election are unopposed and the election was canceled. I attribute this to their many accomplishments, continued commitment to our community, and a focus on smart growth. I’m proud of the way Argyle Town Council members conduct themselves, their ability to actively and respectfully debate items, and their determination to do what’s best and what’s right. It’s an honor and a pleasure working with each and every one of these fine individuals.
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