
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.

Council locked in the Phase 3 street contract on Monday, Oct. 14 — and kicked off the clock on a utility bond that touches nearly every pipe in the northwest part of town.

The Lake Vista Well reconstruction is just one piece of a four-part water and sewer overhaul now moving through the city's debt-authorization process.

Free admission, a disco band, a petting zoo, and hay rides — right across the lake, starting at 6.

The 5K starts at 8 a.m. at Doubletree Ranch Park — and there is no day-of sign-up.

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

Highland Village City Council cleared the way for 4,900 square feet of controlled chaos right next to TJ Maxx.

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.

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

Three things the board finalized Monday that shape your kid's year from day one.

Highland Village Elementary becomes a Student Success Center; Mill Street Elementary becomes the Vernell Gregg Early Childhood Center. The neighborhood school era is over at both addresses.

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

The directory listing is live — your Southlake drive is optional now.

The East Coast oyster bar concept claims the old Corner Bakery space, with a fall/winter target.

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.

The Lakeside favorite just claimed the old Rockfish Grill space at The Shops at Highland Village — here's what that means for your dinner plans.

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

East Coast oysters flown in daily, a raw bar, and the world's coldest martini — all of it landing five minutes from your house by winter.

High school gets to sleep in. Elementary gets up earlier. Every family with kids in multiple schools needs to do the math before August 12.

The $903,000 renovation was always scheduled to wrap in June — and June is here.

Teams, drums, food, and a live band — Copperas Branch Park gets something it's never had before.

Two months after vendors got an 8-hour notice to clear out, the spot on Justin Road has a new answer — and a different deal.