The Rockwall County League of United Latin American Citizens is collaborating with First Rockwall United Methodist Church and Light of Hope Immigration Law Center of Plano to host a U.S. citizenship workshop Sept. 28. 

One local resident has been indicted on two counts of domestic violence assault, faces the loss of his probation in another assault and has been charged in an alleged sexual assault.

The U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board announce that Dr. Jannette E. Flores of Fate,has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award to India. Dr. Flores visited over 20 Indian higher education institutions in March 2019 as part of a project to…

Lime Media hosted a groundbreaking celebration to mark the construction of its new headquarters in Rockwall this past Friday morning.

With the new academic year now in its fourth week, the Royse City Independent School District Board of Trustees heard updates on student enrollment, district curriculum, state accountability and more at Monday night’s regular meeting.  

Fate City Council adopted the proposed budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2019-2020 at last Tuesday night’s special meeting.

A local man and a woman from Plano were arrested recently on charges of possession of child pornography, according to the Collin County Sheriff's Office.

An Oklahoma man has pleaded not guilty to an indictment alleging he produced and/or promoted pornography involving a Royse City child.

FATE, TX  – The City of Fate’s annual community celebration, Celebrate Fate, is set for Saturday, Sept. 21 from 5-8 p.m. at Fate City Hall, 1900 CD Boren Parkway 

AUSTIN — A documentary examining a double murder near Royse City 14 years ago will be presented in Austin this month, as the producers seek another appeal in the case.

Royse City Independent School District received a “B” from the Texas Education Agency through its A-F Accountability program, accounting for eight of the district’s schools. 

Royse City Council Member Place 1 Charles Houk resigned from city council to accept his new position as Royse City Community Development Corporation Director at last week’s council meeting.

One of Rockwall County’s most mysterious and yet least recognized landmarks received some tender love and care last weekend from Lone Oak natives Gunderson Elkins and Chris Shelton.

An outdoor emergency warning system has been worked into the City of Fate’s upcoming budget for 2019-2020 fiscal year, which consists of two outdoor sirens.

State Rep. Justin Holland (R - Heath) issued a scathing statement recently regarding the unexpected announcement of closure of the Rockwall office of the Texas Department of Family Protective Services.

Last Saturday, John Murphy, the owner and head instructor of JTMS Korean Martial Arts in Greenville, received an honor of a lifetime as he was inducted into the Korean Martial Arts Masters Hall of Fame.

The Royse City High School “Mighty Bulldog” Band has marched onto the practice field in preparation for the coming football and marching competition season. 

Fate City Council unanimously approved a zoning application and concept plan for a Spec’s Wines, Spirits & Finer Foods at Monday night’s regular meeting. 

A new fire engine for the Royse City Fire Department is expected to be completed and ready for use this fall. 

Royse City Council members moved into executive session immediately following the presentation given on the proposed Creekside development. 

A brand new, permanent kitchen at Lonesome Dove Ranch now allows foster children that attend the summer camp to experience food security they might not have had in the past. 

The Royse City ISD School Board of Trustees officially welcomed Emily Hays as the new assistant principal for Miss May Vernon Elementary School at its regular meeting Monday night.