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Bike Rodeo Invites Families to Ride, Learn and Play May 9

Bike Rodeo Invites Families to Ride, Learn and Play May 9

Families are invited to bring their bikes and helmets to Heights Park for Richardson’s annual Bike Rodeo, a free, family-friendly event designed to help young riders learn bicycle safety in a fun, hands-on environment. The event is scheduled for Saturday, May 9 from...

Cottonwood Artists Visit RISD Classrooms 

Cottonwood Artists Visit RISD Classrooms 

Seven artists exhibiting at this weekend’s Cottonwood Art Festival visited art classrooms at Richardson ISD campuses today, spanning elementary, junior high and high schools. The visits are part of the festival’s Visiting Artist Program (VAP) designed to broaden...

Election Day is Tomorrow 

Election Day is Tomorrow 

A Joint and Special Election will take place Saturday, May 2 from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. that will include the Richardson Bond and Charter election and RISD Board of Trustees election.   On Election Day, registered Dallas...

Pause on New Short-Term Rentals Begins May 27 

Pause on New Short-Term Rentals Begins May 27 

The City Council this week adopted a temporary 90-day prohibition on approving new short-term rental (STR) registrations in residential zones, effective May 27-Aug. 25. This pause allows time...

Council Gets Update on 2025-27 Goal Tactics  

Council Gets Update on 2025-27 Goal Tactics  

City staff gave a “mid-term update” at Monday’s City Council meeting on the status of the Council’s 2025-27 Goal Tactics. About 80 percent of the Tactics were approved by the Council last September,...

City Council Recognizes May as National Bike Month  

City Council Recognizes May as National Bike Month  

The Richardson Bicycle Coalition and members of the City’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee were on hand at Monday night’s City Council meeting as the Council proclaimed May 2026 as “National Bike Month in Richardson.” The proclamation highlighted bicycling’s...

Mosquito Testing Has Begun  

Mosquito Testing Has Begun  

The Health Department began its annual mosquito collection and testing this week, with traps set out in 12 areas of Richardson each Sunday and collected Monday, a schedule that will be repeated through the last Sunday of October. Nighttime spraying to...