
The declaration went into effect August 25. Light your fire pit right now and you're looking at a Class C misdemeanor, a fine up to $500, and a county whose crews are already stretched thin.

Fifty dollars, four hours, and you leave with a Heartsaver/AED card from the American Heart Association.

Denton and Tarrant counties went under mandatory burn bans Monday. Here's exactly what you can't do — and a free family event at the library this afternoon to take the edge off a long, hot week.

The virus is confirmed and circulating in local mosquitoes right now — and August is when it peaks.

The agreement begins a federal approval process that could eventually allow Flower Mound officials to send geographically targeted emergency messages through wireless, broadcast and weather-radio systems.

A $15.9 million, 21,586-square-foot building is under construction. It comes with a community room, a police office, and a library kiosk.

Two confirmed human cases this year. Trucks rolling 9 PM to 5 AM. Here's what to do if you're in the zone.

August is peak West Nile month. Here's what the surveillance map shows and what to do about it this weekend.

The virus is in the neighborhood — here's the short list of things that actually keep it off you.

Two officers volunteered, trained with DPS, and are already out there — watch for them at the intersections you know are trouble.

The county has run five fogging operations this year. If you live near Argyle or Copper Canyon, here's what that means for your yard right now.

Denton confirmed one case and 25 positive traps; Tarrant confirmed one neuroinvasive case and 86 — and Flower Mound sits in the middle.

A Memorandum of Agreement on the council's agenda would let the town originate Wireless Emergency Alerts itself — no waiting on the county or state.

The numbers are documented, the timeline is set, and there's a two-year gap with nothing in between.
The county's spray window runs 9 PM to 5 AM through July 22 — here's what to do before dark if you're in an affected area.

The town's mosquito crews already ran two nights on your street — here's what the spray does, what it doesn't, and what you still need to do yourself.

If Long Prairie Road is your daily route, the orange cones aren't going anywhere soon — here's what's happening and when it ends.

One person is sick, five traps tested positive before this week even started, and the peak of the season is still ahead — here's what to do this afternoon.

It's one of the best things about living here. It's also a very different body of water than it looks like from the shore.

The driver allegedly fled, tried to sell the car — and a license plate reader caught her anyway.

The bikes went away in 2007 when the old fleet wore out. Nobody replaced them. Now they have.

The Salvation Army just opened cooling stations in Denton and Lewisville. This weekend isn't just hot. It's dangerous.

The county fogged the area last week. Here's what you should still be doing in your yard right now.

The roof burned while the building was already under renovation. LISD hasn't said a word about fall yet.

The trucks are done; the virus isn't.
A West Nile-positive trap near Cleveland-Gibbs and Old Justin put this corridor in the county's crosshairs — tonight is the last run.

Your AC doesn't have to be the only option right now.

After years of operating out of a building with no secure parking, the Donald G. Moser Law Enforcement Center is moving from wishful thinking to actual blueprints.

The virus is circulating in your zip code right now. Here's what to do before tonight's dusk.
The county just admitted that volunteer departments can't keep pace with 90 new residents a day.

A positive trap just outside Flower Mound's northern edge means the risk isn't theoretical anymore — here's what to do before the season peaks.

The town bought land on Aberdeen Drive. Now comes the expensive part.

Ken Paxton's new legal opinion targets slot-style machines that bolt on a skill mini-game to stay legal. It's not a new law — but it hands local police a sharper weapon.

AG Ken Paxton's new opinion closes the loophole operators were using to keep slot-style machines legal. Here's what it means in plain English — and what it means for machines near you.

Flower Mound didn't get overrun by eastern cottontails by accident. It built them the perfect city — and now they're eating your salvia.

It's late May and the county is already fogging south of Argyle. Don't wait until August to start paying attention.

The west side has been waiting years for a permanent station; ground broke last Friday, and fall 2027 is the date to hold them to.

Five phases, one stretch of road, and a summer deadline that really can't slip.

If the creekside path between Lawson and Wilkerson parks is part of your morning routine, you'll need a new one — starting now.
How to read a heat advisory, when county burn bans kick in, and the notifications actually worth enabling.