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Here are nearly 50 businesses in Keller that will still require mask use The city has posted a list of businesses that will, and will not require customers to wear masks. A sign asking customers to wear a face covering is displayed at the entrance to a restaurant.(David J. Phillip) The city of Keller has amassed a list of local businesses that have shared their mask plans with the city, following the cancellation of the statewide mask mandate. The list breaks businesses into three categories: those that will require everyone to wear masks, those that will only require employees to wear masks,...

Here’s who’s running for mayor and city council in Southlake Two candidates will square off in the mayoral race, while four are vying for two seats on city council in the May election. Six candidates are vying for mayor and city council this May in Southlake.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Come May, Southlake will get a new mayor. City council member and deputy mayor pro tem John Huffman is set to face attorney Debra Edmondson in the race. Mayor Laura Hill, elected in May 2015 and re-elected in 2018, is prevented by term limits from running again. Huffman, who was elected to the Place 5 se...

Jury duty might become more ‘user friendly’ in Collin County with new software upgrade The upgrade is thanks to a Plano-based technology company. Collin County is utilizing a new jury management system.(Staff) Collin County has upgraded its “antiquated” jury management system in favor of technology from a Plano-based company. The county recently implemented the new system to hold its first two in-person grand jury selections, as well as its first virtual jury trial this month, according to county officials. The county is using Plano-based Tyler Technologies’ Tyler Jury Manager to st...

Rockwall, Collin and Denton county residents were among the most giving to charities last year, according to a new study released by SmartAsset that ranks...

Major crime in Colleyville was down in 2020 The annual crime report from the Colleyville Police Department showed a decline in multiple types of crime. Colleyville police reported a decrease in crime in 2020.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Violent and property crimes in Colleyville decreased in 2020 by 9% while other crimes saw even greater declines compared to 2019, according to figures from the city’s police department. Colleyville Police Chief Michael Miller presented the annual Crime Report at a city council work session last week, highlighting trends in crime that occurred in 2020. Data...