All 20 people who spoke backed a pause on new data centers, as Denton weighs a December vote.

Colonial Savings, founded by a WWII veteran in 1952, will become Gateway First Bank once the deal closes in early 2027.

The move-back wrapped up Monday, but landscaping and glass work still remain before council chambers reopen in October.

A new poll shows James Talarico edging Ken Paxton by a single point, while Bo French's favorability sinks after a UT Austin controversy.

Mesquite's tax rate drops to its lowest since 2016, even as the North Branch Library closes under the new FY 2027 budget.

Ericka Lomick exits the House District 93 race weeks before voting begins, but her name stays on the ballot twice.

A canceled meeting notice and a $12-a-month jump have Alvarado-area customers demanding more oversight of their water board.

Irving's new budget adds police and fire jobs and increases the residential homestead exemption, with tax bills also part of the local fiscal discussion.

Republican Cheryl Bean and Democrat Katie O'Brien Duzan are battling for an open Arlington-area seat as parent protests dog Bean's campaign.

Omnicare's assets are set to go to GenieRx for $250 million as CVS settles fraud claims tied to more than 3 million false claims.

The average Grapevine homeowner will pay less to the city this year, even as the overall municipal budget grows past $262 million.

Regional Acceptance's Arlington office at 1351 East Bardin Road will shut down as Truist offloads $5.5 billion in near-prime auto loans.

The reversal comes a year after roughly 700 people turned out for the first Keller-Southlake Pride event near the city border.