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The Texas House of Representatives on Friday passed SB 427 by Texas State Senator Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, which closes a loophole by requiring residential child care contractors and Child Protective Services workers who coordinate services for children in foster care homes to undergo background checks before working with children in the foster care and child placement system.

On May 11 between 5:45 p.m. and 6:45 p.m., two vehicles were burglarized while the owners were inside the business.

They may be the most successful secret in Lewisville ISD.

Recently, Bluebonnet Elementary witnessed a scary situation, which turned into a

In February, Lewisville Independent School District (LISD) launched its 1:X blended learning program at Downing Middle School (DMS), Lewisville High School (LHS) and Killian Middle School (Killian).

After weeks of waiting word on the future of a new TV show, Highland Village resident Hayley Orrantia and her co-stars have been given a big thumbs up.

An early-morning fire destroyed a two-story home near the intersection of Hilltop Road and Old Alton Road early Wednesday morning.

The Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees will feature two new faces when it meets Monday.

Mike Walker and Jean Levenick have won the election for the Flower Mound Town Council.

In the Argyle ISD Board of Trustees race, Greg Aune secured 30.92 percent of the votes (445 votes), and Steven Moore received 25.85 percent (372 votes) to win places on the board. Ratcliff edged out Steven Moore, who had 25.36 percent, or 365 votes.

Mike Walker and Jean Levenick have won the election for the Flower Mound Town Council.

Brenda Latham retained her seat on the Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees on Saturday, and Mark Welding and Kris Vaughn won the election for open seats on the board.

With 17 of 18 precincts reported, it appears Mike Walker and Jean Levenick have won the election for the Flower Mound Town Council.

Kay Jenkins Teer has defeated David Wintermute for the Argyle Town Council election in Place 2 by securing 56.88 percent of the votes (409 to 310).

With 39 of 67 precincts reporting, Mark Welding, Kris Vaughn and Brenda Latham are maintaining their leads in the race for Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees.

Mike Walker and Jean Levenick continue to hold leads in the Flower Mound Town Council election.

Kay Jenkins Teer has a lead over David Wintermute (59.35 percent to 40.65 percent) in the race for the Argyle Town Council through early voting.

Mark Welding, Kris Vaughn and Brenda Latham are leading in the race for the Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees through early voting.

In the race for the Flower Mound Town Council, Mike Walker has a lead over Joy Bowen in Place 1, and Jean Levenick leads over Tami Ryan in Place 5.

Realty Capital Management, developer of the 150-acre mixed-use development, Lakeside DFW in Flower Mound, has chosen United Commercial Realty (UCR) to market over 53,000 square feet of commercial space in Phase I.

A Flower Mound resident has filed a complaint with the Texas Ethics Commission against Joy Bowen, who is running for Place 1 on the Flower Mound Town Council.

My opponent, Joy Bowen, wants this election to be about gas drilling. That's right, the issue that ripped Flower Mound apart in 2010, and stalled our growth until last year's election.

Following discussions with Flower Mound officials, Atmos Energy has agreed to classify an additional 3.6 miles of transmission pipeline in town as a high consequence area, or HCA.

After a three-week hiatus, Fort Wildflower has reopened and is expected to be safer than before.

Fifth- and eighth-graders across the state now know whether their performance on the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) test was good enough to advance to the next grade level.

The Flower Mound Town Council on Monday approved a rezoning request for Timber Creek Medical Park, which is located on 21.6 acres of land located immediately north of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound on Long Prairie Road.

On Thursday, several local restaurants will be hosting a fundraiser for the Keep Flower Mound Beautiful (KFMB) Lend-A-Hand Community Enhancement Initiative. Customers who mention the Lend a Hand program will have a portion of their bill at the following restaurants donated to the project:

Wildflower Walk

Tuesday, the Flower Mound Preparatory & Progressive Orchestras will present “I Mariachi,” with special guests the Northside High Mariachi Band from Fort Worth’s Northside High School.

Revath Sankar, a seventh-grader at McKamy Middle School, is working on his Eagle Scout service project and has chosen to set up a community blood drive.

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