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Former Southlake Carroll ISD school trustee Bradley Taylor has died Taylor, ‘a devoted dad, friend, and community volunteer,’ served on the school board from 2014 to 2020. Bradley Taylor served on the Carroll ISD board for six years.(Courtesy Carroll ISD) Former Carroll ISD school board trustee Bradley Taylor has died, the school district announced Tuesday. Taylor, a “devoted dad, friend, and community volunteer,” served on the board from 2014 to 2020, according to the district. A cause of death was not announced. Taylor is survived by family members including two daughters: Berklie, ...

This Grapevine school is the only one in Texas to receive coveted STEM honor The Grapevine-Colleyville STEM school is one of just 10 in the nation to be recognized as a 2020-2021 Stem School of Excellence. Cannon Elementary, a STEM school, in GCISD, has received a national honor.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Cannon Elementary School has made the grade. The dedicated STEM school is one of 10 in the nation, and the only one in Texas, to have been named a 2020-2021 International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) School of Excellence. According to Grapevine-Colleyville ISD...

Southlake police arrested a driver early Sunday after initially pulling over his vehicle for speeding and not having a license plate. Inside the car,...

Southlake extends COVID-19 business grant deadline through Sunday The Business Relief Grant Program provides businesses with access to grants of up to $10,000. Southlake is extending the application period for its Business Relief Grant Program until Sunday.(Southlake Safe) Businesses in Southlake adversely impacted by COVID-19 have been granted extra time to apply to the city’s Business Relief Grant Program, with the city accepting applications through Sunday. The program gives grants of up to $10,000 to assist businesses. So far, 103 applications have been received with $52,500 in grants a...

Hospitalized for six weeks with COVID-19, a Flower Mound principal returns home Chad Russell was released from the hospital on Wednesday, in time to watch his Kansas City Chiefs play in the Super Bowl this weekend. Flower Mound High School principal Chad Russell was discharged from the hospital Wednesday after fighting COVID-19 for six weeks.(Courtesy NBC5) After six weeks spent in three hospitals, including 12 days on a ventilator, Chad Russell came home Wednesday. The Flower Mound High School principal, who was first hospitalized in December with COVID-19, said on Twitter that he still had ...