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In a close race, the challenger for one of Sunnyvale's open council seats was able to unseat an incumbent in the town's last plurality vote.

Dallas County Health and Human Services confirmed the 20th West Nile virus-related death in the county, from the 2012 West Nile virus season.

The board of trustees for the Dallas County Community College District continues its search process for a new chancellor, who will join the system following the retirement of Dr. Wright Lassiter Jr. at the end of the year.

After months of campaigning, the finish line is in sight as Sunnyvale's election ends on May 11.

As more and more motorists venture out onto the highways, state officials are looking for ways to keep everyone safe as they travel.

Nurses are often the unknown names and faces making up the backbone of hospitals across the nation.

Parents looking to help their young children develop character and learn social skills will soon have a new option. McKinney resident Deb Mathis will begin offering Soccer Shots to residents in the east side of Dallas County.

As Sunnyvale residents head to the polls for early voting, which began Monday, they will have a chance to vote on whether the town will remain a General Law town or establish a Home Rule Charter.

The North Texas Municipal Water District Board has voted to initiate Stage 3 of the NTMWD Water Conservation and Drought Contingency and Water Emergency Response plan effective June 1. The goal of Stage 3 is a 10 percent reduction in water use and increased awareness in ongoing water conservation efforts.

Dallas County Health and Human Services announced on May 1 its collaboration with the DEET Education Program, Washington, D.C., to provide free insect repellent to low-income seniors in Dallas County to help protect against West Nile virus.

Bringing a bit of big-city Broadway spirit to rural small-town life, SpiriTed is set to crisscross the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Two independently practicing physicians on staff at Texas Regional Medical Center at Sunnyvale earned recognition in D Magazine's annual list of Best Doctors in Collin County. Dr. Phillip Admire III, an emergency medicine specialist, and Dr. Pedro Nosnik, a neurologist, were chosen based on votes by their peers.

It was mosquitoes, roads and water for the Sunnyvale Town Council Monday night.

Have lingering questions on the dense read that is the Home Rule Charter? Wondering what is on the mind of the three candidates running for council seats?

After two months of looking, the Sunnyvale Town Council has selected its new town manager.

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has charged a Dallas-based debt management firm with defrauding its customers. The state's enforcement action sought an asset freeze and temporary restraining order against Shane V. Garner and Credit Alliance Group (CAG) dba Credit Services Today.

The city of Mesquite is getting ready to host several thousand people this weekend during its annual Real.Texas.Festival. The festival will take place April 26-27 at the city's rodeo center, 1818 Rodeo Drive.

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