
Five polling spots in town, no change to your 8.25% rate either way — just a question of whether the quarter-cent keeps going to roads.

Certified property values fell 2.8%, and Highland Village raised its tax rate. The City estimates the average taxpayer will pay about $106 more per year.

Your commissioner, your precinct lines, possibly your polling place: here's what's changing and when you can say something about it.

Sixth through 12th graders get one free evening to talk directly with colleges and universities from across Texas — no travel, no registration fee.

Early voting opens October 19 — here's what the Denton County Judge actually does and who's running for it.

The ballots are real, the tax implications are real, and early voting starts in a week — here's what property owners in those districts need to know.

Students are out the whole week; teachers are in Thursday and Friday — which is exactly when you want to catch them.

Salty Dawg Pet Salon + Bakery is mid-construction at 6161 Long Prairie — an opening date is still TBD, likely late 2026 or early 2027.

Q1 is done. Students have today and Monday off; second quarter starts Tuesday, October 13.

Six weeks of no campfires and no charcoal is over — at least on the Denton side of the county line.

Miss October 5 and you're out for the November 3 General Election — here's what to check before the window closes.

Voters rejected the district's tax rate increase. A $423 million bond passed months later.

Thursday is the wet day to plan around — and low-water crossings will tell you faster than any radar app.

The rate dropped again, the $495 million budget is now in effect, and your county bill on a $400,000 home just got about $10 lighter.

The corridor from Loop 288 to the Collin County line is wider and open.

The Texas Association of Counties handed Denton County a Best Practices Award for building a countywide fire and EMS system that dispatches whoever is closest, not whoever owns the call.

Commissioners approved 18.34¢ per $100 — and a $495 million budget that still funds a new fire station and courthouse work.

The four-story build had a completion target of April 2026 — here's what it adds to the Long Prairie strip.

Upper Trinity's Give A Drip challenge is wrapping up September, and the grand prize drawing happens in October.

Registration is required — and time is short — for any local organization that wants a seat at the table.

If you own wooded or rural land in unincorporated Denton County, that burn pile in the backyard is now a violation of the county judge's executive order.

The public hearing is done. Final adoption is the last stop before October 1.

The air is thicker than it looks — here's who needs to adjust their afternoon, and how.

The west side has had a temporary station for years. The real one is finally going up.

The price goes up October 1, and the t-shirt isn't guaranteed after that — here's what you need to know before you register.

The county's adopted spending plan and property tax rate are posted at dentoncounty.gov — here's what every property owner in Flower Mound and southern Denton County should know.

The advisory wraps at 8 PM tonight — the heat and the fire risk don't.

Your plate gets photographed every time you pass one of these cameras. Now the chief has explained the rules governing what happens next.

Your assigned watering days come down to one digit in your address, and the window to enter the Give A Drip drawing closes at month-end.

Silveron Park's first building is built for restaurants and small shops, and the leasing team is actively looking for takers.

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.

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.

Sixteen thousand square feet, a café, conference rooms, and a November finish date — someone is moving in seriously.

The town's busiest north-south and east-west crossroads is getting a major capacity overhaul, and the 9 a.m.–3 p.m. closure window covers your whole school and work day.

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.

Today’s meeting began at 9 a.m.; a public budget meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, followed by another regular meeting Aug. 25.

TEA dropped its A-F ratings Thursday; the appeals clock is already running.

A $250,000 tenant fitout is coming to 4700 Bridlewood — office spaces, a conference room, and new restrooms on 1,954 square feet.

Twelve days. That's your window before the board locks in the number that shows up on your fall property tax bill.

The district split its middle schools this fall, and US 377 starts its slow walk toward becoming a second high school by 2027.

Texas law ends the text-during-lunch era starting Aug. 11; the district also updated its Chromebook guidelines this week.

That empty lot on Cross Timbers Road is about to get very loud — here's what's going in and when it ends.

Argyle ISD's brand-new 1,200-seat campus on FM 407 opens on the first day of school, and if your 7th or 8th grader is west of US 377, that's their building now.

Sam Slaton, a former board member and past board president, is back in the seat through May 2027.

Miss the deadline and your student may not be fully processed before the first bell rings.

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

Upload your documents now — the district won't approve a new enrollment until it's done.
UIL rules, a 9th-and-10th-grade launch, and what it means for student-athletes and families planning ahead.

After two years of planning and a $750K state grant, the 13-acre site on Cross Timbers Road is officially registered for a $10.25M build — 12 pickleball courts included.

Construction is active now, with weekday lane closures in effect, and the finish line is still a year away.

The public hearing process is done. The $235 million widening is designed. Now TxDOT has to find the money.

A $105 million TxDOT project in Lewisville has been reshaping 1.3 miles of your southbound commute since 2023, and it's not done yet.

The district already had land in the southeast. Now it has the northwest covered too — paid for with bond funds voters approved in May 2025.

The numbers are documented, the timeline is set, and there's a two-year gap with nothing in between.

The U.S. News ranking jumped from 14th to 3rd overnight — and that kind of leap gets noticed by every relocation algorithm in the country.

A nonpartisan group keeps filling the Commissioners Court room — and the November ballot is three and a half months away.

The case that rewrote how Lewisville ISD elects its trustees wrapped up years ago. Here's what the new system looks like, and where it stands right now.

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.

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.

Denton County has locked in $9.5 million, Town Council has awarded construction, and two new signals are part of the deal.

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 Flower Mound DAR chapter did the work. All you have to do is show up.

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

The micro breakout is still under construction. The full widening won't even bid until next spring. Here's what that means for your commute.

The Capital Improvement Plan is approved, the cabins are gone, and Pilot Knoll Park is finally moving from promise to contractor.

The county just posted a draft map of which roads get built next. You can still shape it — but the window won't stay open forever.

A $2.82 million rebuild starts now and runs through July 2027 — here's what changes about your commute starting this week.

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

Eight years of planning, one firm finally hired, and a spring 2029 opening date on the board — here's where the River Walk arts center actually stands.

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 primary was just the opening move. The seat that controls development from Flower Mound to Argyle gets decided in November.
The county just admitted that volunteer departments can't keep pace with 90 new residents a day.

David Wylie and Stephanie Draper are on the November ballot for the county seat that controls roads and growth on Flower Mound's western edge.
The district finished its three-year rollout in May 2026, so next time you vote for a school board seat, you'll only see the one that covers your neighborhood.

Chris Watts is returning to run the county seat, and half of Denton isn't sure that's good news.

Denton County approved a tax abatement for Wistron InfoComm, and the prize is 888 jobs building AI supercomputer parts in your backyard.

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 Denton County Outer Loop's preferred alignment is being narrowed down now — and once it's locked, it's locked.

The council went further than the agenda asked — and homeowners are already feeling it.

Two ballot measures. Both passed big. One keeps the pavement money flowing; the other gives council members a longer leash before they face voters again.

The road that doesn't meet its own standards is finally getting fixed, and most of the tab isn't coming from Flower Mound.

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.

Shovels are about to hit the ground in Northlake — and every commuter, homebuyer, and school planner in southern Denton County is about to feel it.

David Wylie won the Precinct 4 GOP runoff in May. Now he faces Democrat Stephanie Draper in November — and whoever wins will shape what gets built next to you.

The town just hit its legal rate ceiling, the tax base fell for the first time in 15 years, and the next tool in the toolbox requires a public vote. Here's where things stand.

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.

Jane Nelson's resignation lands right as county staff start recruiting poll workers and locking in polling sites — without their usual state-level lifeline.

Texas just admitted its water math is broken — and Flower Mound's watering schedule is what the fix looks like on your block.

Groundbreaking on Argyle Marketplace ends years of temporary setups — but the real question is whether the rest of the development shows up too.

Whoever wins this seat in November controls the roads, the subdivisions, and the infrastructure budget for the fastest-growing corner of Denton County.

The numbers behind your commute frustration are finally on paper, and they explain a lot.

The River Walk's long-awaited performing arts center has a site, a design team, and a price range. What it doesn't have yet: a construction start date.

David Wylie won the Precinct 4 runoff by a margin thin enough to fit in a single Flower Mound cul-de-sac. Here's what that actually means for the roads you drive.

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

Your property tax bill is about to get smaller, automatically, and you don't have to do a thing.