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Lewisville Fire Chief Timothy Tittle dies after cancer battle
Local entrepreneur JT McCormick (right) speaks with Community Impact Newspaper CEO John Garrett on Oct. 24 during the company's 2019 Thrive conference in Pflugerville, Texas.
Coffee With Impact: JT McCormick went from a horrific upbringing to being a CEO
Jason Moore became the economic development director for the city of Lewisville in May.
Lewisville Economic Development Director Jason Moore talks upcoming and potential Old Town projects, top priorities
Community Impact Newspaper CEO John Garrett speaks with Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.
Coffee With Impact: The Texas Tribune brings an entrepreneurial spirit to the newsroom
Q&A: Russ Kerbow retires after 40 years of service in the Lewisville Police Department
North Texas Commission names Chris Wallace as president and CEO
Kronda Thimesch is seeking re-election for Lewisville ISD board of trustees Place 1
Texasu2019 Hispanic residents are hard to count: About 66 percent of the state's residents u2014 and 85 percent of Texas Hispanics u2014 live in census tracts that exceed the national average for low response scores. All of the stateu2019s 5,265 tracts are shown as dots in the chart below, along with the percentage of Hispanics in each tract. An analysis of the data shows that the higher the percentage of Hispanics in a census tract, the more likely the tract is to be hard to count.n
State news: Ahead of 2020 census, Texans are becoming even harder to count
Michael Rhea announces run for Texas House District 106
Myles Broussard tosses pieces of drywall into a pile of trash and storm debris outside his home in Beaumont, Texas on Sept. 4, 2017.
How much has been raised for Harvey relief — and how's it being spent?
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick before hitting the gavel to begin a Senate session Aug. 15, 2017, the day before the end of a first-called special session of the 85th Legislature.
Lt. Gov. Patrick asks Senate panel to study free speech on Texas college campuses
Five former presidents (left to right): Jimmy Carter, George H.W, Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
Texas A&M to host all five living former U.S. presidents for hurricane relief event