Some people use the drains to discreetly and illegal dump used oil, anti-freeze, leftover paint, grass clippings, and other trash. This water does not get treated and is washed back into the main water sources.

He's also spent more than 36 years experience in law enforcement, including 21 years with the Dallas Police Department.

Construction will begin summer 2010.

The high sign-up rates reflect a nearly 400% increase in recycling for Carrollton.

Community members say it would create a stigma in the surrounding neighborhoods. Plus, there are kids who live nearby. The kids!

One hour after responding to a homicide call on Monday, police received a report of a man hit by a train.

Each recipient received a $500 grant for personal use, funded in part by a generous, anonymous family through The Catholic Foundation.

Last year, 2309 Keep Carrollton Beautiful volunteers spent 8,743 hours collecting 6,700 pounds of litter and debris.

Better have that proof of insurance, or an uncanny ability to reason with tow truck operators.

Points earned from recycling can be redeemed for rewards and discounts at both local and national restaurants and retailers.

The drills/scenarios tested the 911 emergency system, the Carrollton Fire Department, DART NW-4 Contractor personnel, DART PD and the DART Construction Safety personnel.

When something really needs to be done in the community, Branson makes sure that people are backing him.

The public will enjoy the sounds and tastes of Native American culture with continuous demonstrations and craft vendors offering jewelry, pottery, and other artifacts for sale.

Courses are taught by nationally certified R.A.D. instructors.

The law was passed to try to shut down motels that take up an inordinate amount of time from police for crime calls.

Strategies on distribution of Korean products in the United States was a topic of discussion.

Employees/retirees and the city will experience reduced claims and long-term health care costs.

The McInnish Soccer Complex is a new 23-acre facility comprised of five youth soccer fields with supporting concessions, parking, shade structures and picnic pavilion.

Justin Nichols lost his bid for the Place 1 seat on the Plano City Council on May 10.