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The Wyche Park Detention Basin, part of the city's West Irving Creek Channel, will undergo construction this month as part of a short-te ...
TxDOT will close the direct connector from southbound Loop 12 to westbound State Highway (SH) 183 from 9 p.m., Friday, March 4 to 5 a.m. ...
North Lake Campus student Hanna Lutchenkova was born and raised in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. In 2014, an armed conflict betw ...
In this excerpt from ICTN's "City Source," find out about some of the big sports events coming to Irving in the months ahead.
We join with others who have expressed rightful concern about recent guidance that could impact the transgender community. The lives of ...
Tickets are on sale now for one of North Texas' most-loved cultural festivals, a family-friendly event that is back in person.
The City of Irving is seeking applications from nonprofit organizations and certified Community Housing Development organizations that p ...
The most recognizable site in Irving is getting some major updates. Williams Square Plaza is undergoing $7.8 million in improvements.
Celebrating Women's History Month, we don't have to venture far to view inspiring women with notable accomplishments who have played a v ...
Anabel Romero-Juarez, dean of recruitment and retention for enrollment management, doesn't do New Year's resolutions. She selects a coup ...
Irving Police hope two new vehicles will make an impact in combatting aggressive driving that can lead to road rage violence.
Guests were welcomed by tea committee chair Karen Martin.
North Texans might need a vacation.
The City of Irving is helping to make the path a reality.
UD has received an “A” grade every year since ACTA began the annual report in 2009.
“Arthur said, ‘Just stay. Come to a Black Student Alliance meeting. Get involved,’” recalled Durham
City of Irving services and facilities are open for regular business, including libraries, recreation centers and City Hall.
Arthur Gregg, who was coordinator of multicultural services at the time, changed her mind.
But what should have been a routine trip to the doctor turned into something much more serious.
“There was a pretty gigantic knowledge gap with neither of us having been in the industry previously,” said Sorenson.