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City council members voted 4-1 Tuesday, June 17 to approve a calendar of events for social media acknowledgment that includes recognition of ethnic and cultural heritage months, despite passionate …

In the midst of a credible threat against Texas lawmakers and the killing of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband and shooting of another lawmaker and his wife on Saturday morning, State Rep. …

City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission members received an update Monday on two key planning documents that will guide the city's growth over the next two decades. During a joint …

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Citywide Cleanup

The city will host citywide cleanup events at 13333 Senlac on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event will accept trash in sealed plastic bags, used cooking oil/grease, and typical curbside …

Residents and staff celebrated the long-awaited re-opening of The Branch Connection (TBC) on Tuesday, June 10. About 300 people attended the grand reopening, surpassing expectations for the …

Farmers Branch City Council took steps Tuesday, June 3 to move forward with a Dallas County housing replacement program aimed at helping low-to-moderate income homeowners upgrade their living …

City Council voted Tuesday, June 3 to expand public notification requirements for zoning cases from 200 to 300 feet, while also approving changes to the city's investment policy and authorizing …

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DART agrees to contribute to cities

The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Board of Directors has unanimously approved the framework for an interlocal agreement (ILA) that will enable the agency to contribute a percentage of its sales …

Mayor Terry Lynne addressed about 200 residents on May 29 at The Branch Connection, the city's newly renovated senior center, tackling hot-button issues including apartment development, recreational …

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Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) will host a series of public hearings this summer to gather community input on potential service and fare changes that could significantly impact riders across all 13 …

Community input needed for Squire Park

Just a short walk from Vivian Field Middle School in the Valwood Neighborhood, 1.5-acre Squire Park, 2560 Squire Place, is being re-envisioned. Farmers Branch Parks & Recreation plans to …

Campaign finance reports filed with the Texas Ethics Commission show distinct funding patterns among candidates in the May 3 Farmers Branch City Council election, with winning candidates Elizabeth …

Farmers Branch residents could see their monthly water and sewer bills increase by as much as $96 per month under one scenario presented to the City Council on May 20, as the city grapples with a $78 …

In a historic moment for the city, Elizabeth Villafranca and Omar Roman were sworn into the Farmers Branch City Council on Tuesday evening, marking the first time two Hispanic representatives will …

In a contentious study session on Tuesday, May 20, city council examined a proposed calendar of events for social media acknowledgments that has divided both council members and residents, with Pride …

City Council held a significant work session on May 13, addressing both the mandated Sunset Review of city boards and planning for upcoming board appointments. During the Sunset Review, council …

City council officially certified the results of the May 3 general election during a special meeting Tuesday, May 13, confirming new representatives for two council districts. The council …

Community opposes QuikTrip

The Farmers Branch City Council rejected a proposal for a new QuikTrip gas station and convenience store at the corner of Midway Road and Alpha Road during their Tuesday, May 6 meeting, with concerns …

Richard Jackson bids farewell

Councilmember Richard Jackson concluded his three-year term representing District 4 on the Farmers Branch City Council during the Tuesday May 6 meeting, receiving accolades from city leadership and …

City Council discussed a proposed amendment to city ordinances that would restrict oversized and commercial vehicles in residential areas during their April 29 special meeting. The amendment, …

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