City Council Member Tina Bennett-Burton, representing District 2, held a Town Hall Tuesday, Oct. 14. After a quick presentation, Bennett-Burton fielded questions from residents. The …
Three ethics violation complaints will be the focus of a special called city council meeting on Sunday. There is no indication in the agenda who is or …
City Council convened for a study session Wednesday, Oct. 8, addressing critical governance topics ranging from harassment prevention to economic development strategies, with a harassment training …
City Council approved a multimillion-dollar trail expansion and a 265-unit apartment complex during a marathon meeting Wednesday, Oct. 8, that stretched near midnight, marking significant steps …
Beneath a bridge off Denton Drive, wooden pallets form a makeshift shelter are tucked into the overpass structure. It's nearly invisible from...
For the first open house since 2019, the Farmers Branch Police Department showed off their remodeled space to residents and visitors Saturday, Oct. 4. Citizens on Patrol volunteers led …
At its Sept. 23 meeting, the Addison City Council directed staff to move forward with creating a Bond Advisory Committee to review the proposed new construction or renovation of the Police and Courts …
City Council members reviewed improvement options for Squire Park during the September 16 study session, discussing amenities that would cost nearly twice the allocated budget. Parks and …
A heated city council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 16, saw the approval of an almost $170 million budget overshadowed by an unusual public rebuke from a senior council member who condemned recent leadership …
Residents raised serious concerns about police response times and alleged council member interference in community events during public comments at the Tuesday, Sept. 16 city council meeting, …
City council unanimously supports plans for a major expansion of the city's animal adoption center, funded by a generous $1.5 million donation from a local resident's estate. The project will …
City Council put to rest months of community speculation during the Tuesday, Sept. 2, confirming property tax rates will remain unchanged for the coming year despite the city sitting on a $2.3 …
The city's decades-old sister city program faces a potential overhaul after council members questioned its value and proposed adding Mexico as a partner to better reflect the community's …
A routine appointment process erupted into controversy Tuesday, August 19 as city council members debated whether a three-time volunteer should be allowed to serve again on the city's Charter Review …
After a long and heated public debate, city council voted 3-2 Tuesday, August 19 to sell most of its inventory of city-owned lots to a nonprofit developer at discounted prices, despite opposition …
The front lawn of Farmers Branch's Justice Center gets plenty of foot traffic but little actual use, a missed opportunity that Police Chief Kevin McCoy wants to change with barbells, balance beams …
Residents and business owners are encouraged to attend the 2025-2026 Budget Town Hall at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, at the Branch Connection Active Adult Center, 14055 Dennis Lane. According to …
Sometimes multiple opportunities open at the same time, not dictating the direction a person must move. City Councilman Omar Roman said that happened to him this spring, forcing him to choose …
A special election to fill the unexpired term of City Council District 1 will be held with the Nov. 4 Constitutional Amendment, Special and Joint Election. Candidate packets are available in the …
The Addison Fire Department has received a generous grant from the Metrocrest Hospital Authority to help strengthen community health and safety. As part of this initiative, Addison businesses can …