Region
News from neighboring cities across the region.
Bartonville, Double Oak and Justin have posted evening gatherings for Tuesday, with different locations and hours.
North Texas SC secured a narrow victory against San Jose Earthquakes II.
SAM Academy is hosting a series of monthly Summer Night Bazaar markets in Sanger, featuring local vendors and student performances through September.
Groundbreaking for Rosamond Town Center marks a new retail development in Anna.
The University of North Texas has made 50 issues of the Little Elm Journal available online, covering the years 1994 through 2011.
The Town of Little Elm is conducting targeted mosquito control treatments on June 15 and 16 after surveillance samples tested positive for West Nile Virus.
Two Little Elm police officers rescued two children from a house fire, with officials stating the officers were simply performing their duties.
A three-bedroom, two-bathroom single-family home in Aubrey is available for lease, featuring a greenbelt lot and modern amenities.
Sam Musgrave, a 19-year-old collegiate runner, died and two other students were hospitalized in a Sanger car crash Thursday night.
Albertsons Companies inaugurated a new Tom Thumb location in Sanger with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the arrival of a major grocery option for residents.
Chobani commissioned a large-scale collage by artist Michael Mapes to honor Little Elm soccer player Weston McKennie's journey to the World Cup.
A new public artwork honoring United States Men's National Team player Weston McKennie has been revealed in Little Elm.
Authorities report that three people linked to Shreveport are among those arrested in a broad statewide investigation into Medicaid fraud.
Texas Forever Steak & BBQ in Krum provides a down-home dining experience, located about 7 miles northwest of Denton.
A local artist in Little Elm has produced a collage tribute to Weston McKennie, according to Star Local Media.
Little Elm defensive lineman Zane Rowe details his position with the Oregon Ducks, the recruitment of Brayton Feister, and his reliance on football for mental well-being.
Residents in Little Elm are observing a celebration following the most recent World Cup triumph by the United States national team.
Target is opening a new 148,000-square-foot store in Little Elm next month, creating approximately 200 jobs as part of its 2026 expansion plan.
