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American teenager is behind the wheel. Kids learn to drive, and we let them in large numbers, at a younger age than we let them vote, drink, sign contracts or marry. None of those other activities involve climbing into a huge chunk of metal, and talking or texting or fiddling with the radio. Erica pitzi looks at how we teach young drives in the country, and no matter how they drive distracted, och with devastating oven with devastating results. Reporter playing with the radio, putting on makeup. Talking and texting on the phone. Aum taking a teenagers eyes off the road with deadly consequences...

Silver City Blues Festival will stream online after outdoor event is scuttled

Contact: 979-324-6088; Why did you decide to run for the Richardson ISD board of trustees? AC: I decided to run for Richardson ISD board of trustees because I believe in the power of education and the influence our school systems have on communities and students. I adore the Richardson community and school district. I am encouraged by RISD’s deep commitment to meet the needs of all students and families, and I hope to build on that commitment. I believe that my experience in education and background in leadership will allow me to partner with current trustees and RISD school and system lead...

More than 12% of Richardson’s registered voters took part in the city’s May 1 election, according to city officials. Voters selected City Council members, Richardson ISD board members and approved the school district’s $750 million bond package. Collin County saw 14.71% of registered voters in the county cast ballots in the spring election, while Dallas County had 9.63% voter turnout, according to data from the two counties. Richardson Deputy City Manager Don Magner said the city’s combined turnout for the two counties was 12.52%. “We always want as many people to take part as th...

Voters approve Richardson ISD’s $750 million bond, send one school board race to runoff The bond includes new classrooms and updates for technology devices. The Richardson ISD administration building has stood in its current location on Greenville Avenue for a century. (Richardson ISD) 2:49 PM on May 3, 2021 CDT Nearly two-thirds of voters approved Richardson ISD’s $750 million bond, while one of the two school board races on the May 1 ballot is headed to a runoff. The bond money will cover facilities, construction, equipment, safety and technology updates at all of the district’s campu...