Free food. Music. Prizes. Giveaways. All came together to teach students safety tips.
Before former council member Charlie Parker left the council in May, he wanted to solve the challenges of short-term rentals.
Arlington City Council unanimously approved the city’s fiscal year 2019 budget at a special called meeting Thursday.
UTA decided to demolish the Brazos House for cost effectiveness and renovation. The demolition of the Brazos House ended, and UTA is moving forward with the construction of a new green space that will be made available for the fall semester.
Construction projects surrounding UTA move along right on schedule.
The city of Arlington is conducting West Nile Virus targeted ground spraying Thursday night in different parts of the city, including on campus.
The city of Arlington will be conducting targeted ground spraying for West Nile virus on Wednesday and Thursday, after a single mosquito sample tested positive for the virus, according to the city’s press release.
Online retailers like Amazon and eBay helped shift shopping from brick and mortar department stores to the internet, and the methods of delivering goods are shifting with time, too.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping, robbery and sexual assault of a female student.
Artists and musicians from all over gathered to share their talents at the Deep Ellum Arts Festival in Dallas. The festival featured live music, food and art in a variety of forms for attendees to enjoy.
Competitive gamers from around the globe could have a new venue to host their tournaments.
Students learned the technical aspects of the autonomous Milo shuttles as well as the potential for future applications.
Arlington City Council chose to bring a new rideshare service in lieu of renewing the Metro Arlington Xpress contract.
Director of launch Monica Ceragioli, a representative from Via, laid out the company’s plans for its ride share service during Arlington City Council’s afternoon session on Tuesday.
The autonomous shuttle service Milo has performed well since it debuted to Arlington residents in August.
Arlington Police Department has identified the man who aimed a BB gun at Arlington police officers Sunday at The Parks mall.
A man was shot at The Parks mall in Arlington on Sunday.
101 Center, a mixed-use development center in downtown Arlington, was set to open in August. Due to delays in construction, the project will not be complete until the end of the year.
Businesses in downtown Arlington played dress up this week in celebration of UTA’s Homecoming.
Arlington resident David W. Baker rode in an old military vehicle with his daughter, Kitty, as they made their way down Abram Street while bystanders waved American flags from the sidewalks.
With construction set to be completed by spring, Arlington’s new downtown library could open to the public this summer.
Arlington will leave the Metro Arlington Xpress behind this December in favor of a new transportation option.
The Center for Mexican American Studies hosted a panel discussion Wednesday at College Hall to explore the controversies surrounding Senate bill 4, also dubbed the anti-sanctuary city bill.
Arlington’s economic development gains momentum as the city continues to develop new projects.
After being determined beneficial, Arlington refinanced its debt owed on AT&T Stadium, leading to millions of dollars in savings for the city with no effect on taxpayers.
Arlington police announced a new ongoing trend of thieves carhopping.
After a year of research and planning, the Transportation Advisory Committee presented its recommendations to the City Council.
New details about Globe Life Field’s design were revealed at a press conference Thursday.
Joe Chapa, theater arts associate professor, sat in the director’s seat for the production of Bus Stop, the opening show of Theatre Arlington’s 45th season.
The city of Arlington is looking to become more transparent with a new policy that is expected to reach the City Council in October.
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