Nature lovers beware—sometimes the “cutest” looking caterpillars, the fuzzy kind that curious children want to touch, may pack a painful “punch.” A few kinds of caterpillars in Texas carry irritating or venomous hairs, and since there was an abundance of spring foliage this year in North Texas due to all the rain, North Texans may see an abundance of all kinds of caterpillars this summer and fall.
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Read MoreThe Richardson Police Department’s Unidos Program is hosting an Immigration Forum on Thursday, July 29 at 6 p.m. at police headquarters located at 200 N. Greenville.
Read MoreVolunteers Find Easy Connections To People In Need Through City’s Volunteer Assistance Program Webpage For volunteers, it means a few hours out of a day. For those who benefit, it means the world. For some Richardson homeowners,...
Read MoreSherrill Park Head Professional Ronny Glanton is one of 15 PGA Professionals featured in an hour-long nationwide TV special to be broadcast Sunday, July 18 at noon (CT) on CBS.
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Crews begin work this week on the DART Silver Line bridge that will span US 75. The bridge will be located between CityLine Drive and Renner Road.
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The Richardson Police Department (RPD) is encouraging Richardson residents to utilize the Department’s House Watch Program if they are planning a trip out of town, to help prevent criminal opportunity.
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After much planning, design and preparation, nine new wayfinding signs have been installed in the City’s Spring Creek Nature Area.
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As the Richardson Health Department continues its weekly trapping and testing of mosquitoes, there have been no positive West Nile test results this year or positives for any other mosquito-borne illness that would require neighborhood spraying.
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Area blood banks are continuing to experience a severe blood shortage, as hospitals respond to an unprecedented number of traumas and emergency room visits, organ transplants and elective surgeries this summer.
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