Richardson police officers provide advice for driving in winter weather
Richardson Police advise drivers to stay off the roads, but if you absolutely have to travel over the next day or so, use extreme caution and slow down.
Read MoreRichardson Police advise drivers to stay off the roads, but if you absolutely have to travel over the next day or so, use extreme caution and slow down.
Read MoreThe best way to protect pets from extreme temperatures is to avoid long-term outdoor exposure.
Read MoreThis beautiful girl is Kandy. She was brought to the Shelter about three months ago with a litter of puppies.
Read MoreTemperatures are expected to plunge into the teens over the next few days, which means a lot of people will likely be breaking out the space heaters to keep warm, which can be dangerous if not used properly.
Read MoreWith temperatures forecasted to drop into the single digits early next week, take some precautions to prevent frozen pipes.
Read MoreHere’s what’s happening at UT Dallas.
Read MoreThe Parks and Recreation Department’s Spring 2021 Rec Guide is now posted online, and features more than 60 types of in-person Recreation Center classes and activities for children and adults, with some offered via Zoom.
Read MoreYoung artists have until Feb. 26 at 5 p.m. to submit art for the City’s “Black History Month: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion” Art Contest for grades Pre-K-12.
Read MoreCity Council members and City staff gave remarks at Monday’s City Council work session to honor former DART President and Executive Director Gary Thomas.
Read MoreThe North Central Texas Council of Governments is seeking public feedback on transportation planning initiatives via an online input opportunity located at www.nctcog.org/input.
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