
Ellis County Mourns Treasurer Cheryl Chambers
Ellis County is mourning Treasurer Cheryl Chambers, a longtime public servant remembered by those who knew her as sharp, dependable and deeply devoted to the people around her.

Ellis County is mourning Treasurer Cheryl Chambers, a longtime public servant remembered by those who knew her as sharp, dependable and deeply devoted to the people around her.

Ellis County Judge John Wray says he will seek an outside audit after a preliminary review found the county may have collected about $20 millions more in tax revenue than it budgeted to spend, raising questions about where the money went.

Thousands of Ellis County students are heading back to class today.

Flock cameras are often presented as a modest public-safety tool. In reality, they connect local roads to a much larger system capable of revealing far more than where individuals travel — it can expose patterns about entire communities and society as a whole.

Waxahachie ISD has introduced a clear bag policy for spectators attending athletic, fine arts and other extracurricular events, saying the change will improve security and help people enter venues faster.

Waxahachie marked Independence Day with a Fourth of July parade through the city Saturday morning.

Ellis County has a full Independence Day weekend ahead, with fireworks, parades, live music, family activities planned in Waxahachie and Midlothian.

Ellis County has a packed weekend ahead, with concerts, car shows, fireworks, food trucks, soccer, BBQ and family-friendly events happening across Waxahachie, Ennis, Red Oak and Glenn Heights.

Waxahachie celebrated Juneteenth on Saturday with a community parade that started at Lee Penn Park and made its way through city streets and downtown.

Waxahachie will celebrate Juneteenth on Saturday, June 20, with a parade, community picnic and local history opportunities centered around Lee Penn Park and the Ellis County African American Hall of Fame Museum & Library.