Police investigate Oak Cliff shooting that left three hospitalized, home struck by gunfire
DALLAS - Three people were hospitalized early Sunday morning following a shooting at a large gathering in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, authorities said. Dallas Police Department officials told FOX 4 that at least one individual opened fire into a large crowd gathered on Glen Avenue just before 5 a.m.
Why Celina, Texas, is North Texas’ Premier Place to Call Home
Celina stands out for its unique combination of rural serenity and modern comforts. The real estate market offers everything from charming historic bungalows to sleek new builds. Families are especially drawn to Celina for the top-ranking schools and safe neighborhoods. Location near Dallas and Frisco ensures plentiful
Hudspeth: Denton’s two data center projects
These days, it can be difficult to turn on the news without hearing these two words: Data Centers. With two data centers under development in Denton, Core Scientific and Qumulus, it’s understandable that our community has questions about how these facilities will interact with our electric and water systems.
McKinney shooting leaves 1 dead
MCKINNEY, Texas - McKinney police are investigating after one person was shot in an apartment complex parking lot. Officers responded to the Larkin Apartments on West White Street around 8:30 p.m. Friday for a shots fired call. A 19-year-old, identified as Jose Herberto Martin, was found inside a vehicle in...
Lewisville elementary renamed as Vernell Gregg Early Childhood Center
The Lewisville District School District board of trustees voted to rename Mill Street Elementary School as the Vernell Gregg Early Childhood Center in honor of Vernell Gregg, the first African American elected to be a Lewisville ISD Board of Trustee member. Gregg dedicated her life to helping students achieve their bes
Denton ISD teachers could earn higher pay with state-funded allotment
Denton ISD teachers can receive one of four designations that qualify them for higher pay, funded by the state. (Adam Doe/Community Impact) Denton ISD teachers could receive higher salaries following the Texas Education Agency’s approval of the district’s Teacher Incentive Allotment application, DISD officials announce
Lewisville Warehouse Shakeup: Kuehne + Nagel Slashes Dozens Of DFW Jobs
Kuehne + Nagel is trimming operations at a Lewisville contract-logistics hub this summer, and the fallout will hit local warehouse workers hard. Dozens of jobs across the Dallas-Fort Worth area are set to disappear as the global logistics giant reshapes how it moves goods through North Texas. The cuts, disclosed...
Hattie B’s opens Plano location
Hattie B's offers five signature spice levels for its tenders and wings: mild, medium, hot, Damn Hot and Shut the Cluck Up. Popular hot-chicken chain Hattie B’s Hot Chicken opened its second DFW location at Plano’s Preston Towne Crossing this week. The former-Boston Market location has a more...
Richardson officials propose $1.9M transportation, intersection projects
Richardson City Council considered several transportation and mobility projects at the June 15 meeting. (Community Impact staff) Richardson aims to upgrade traffic signals, improve intersection capacity and extend several trails in the city in fiscal year 2026-27. Mark Nelson, director of transportation and mobility, p
Community helps Flower Mound teacher whose baby arrives premature on vacation
A Spring Break vacation turned into an extended stay after a Flower Mound teacher had her baby three months ahead of the expected due date. Flower Mound High School teacher Alisha Bradley spent her Spring Break visiting family in Alabama, but didn’t expect to give birth to her child while she was there.
