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.
Cowtown Comic Con is happening this weekend at the Waxahachie Civic Center, bringing costumes, collectibles, artists and comic book fans together under one roof.
Waxahachie marked Independence Day with a Fourth of July parade through the city Saturday morning.
Waxahachie celebrated Juneteenth on Saturday with a community parade that started at Lee Penn Park and made its way through city streets and downtown.
Getzendaner Park had plenty of shine Saturday morning as classic cars and trucks rolled in for the Gingerbread Trail Car Show.
Ellis County’s Czech roots are getting an official international connection.
The 60th National Polka Festival is in full swing in Ennis, and Saturday morning gave crowds exactly what they came for: colorful Czech traditions, decorated floats, and plenty of polka pride through downtown.
Red Oak residents gathered on Saturday, September 20, for the annual Founders Day Parade and Festival. The celebration kicked off with a parade, followed by gathering at Watkins Park.
The Waxahachie community is celebrating Officer Richard Gonzales, the school marshal at Dunaway Elementary, who was recently honored with the Contribution to Youth award. The recognition comes from the WoodmenLife Heart & Heritage Awards, which highlight local individuals and organizations making a positive impact.