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Vaccinate Your Dog, Protect Them Against Distemper and Parvo

Springtime in Texas means warmer temperatures, more fun outdoor activities and unfortunately, a surge in parvo and distemper infections in animals. Irving Animal Services (IAS) is seeing an increase in sick raccoons, most likely caused by the distemper vi...

North Lake Natatorium to Reopen Feb. 23

North Lake Natatorium, 5001 N. MacArthur Blvd., will be closed Feb. 18 through Feb. 23 for pump room repairs.

Pool patrons are invited to visit the recently remodeled Heritage Aquatic Center, 200 S. Jefferson St. Updates and renovations at Heritage include...

Steps to Avoiding Coyote Encounters

Many residents have reached out to Irving Animal Services (IAS) expressing concerns about coyote sightings and recent news reports regarding coyote attacks in Frisco. Experts nationwide aren’t sure what is causing the reported attacks and are continuing t...

DART Community Meeting Will Discuss Proposed Bus Service Changes

DART will hold an open house and community meeting at 6 p.m. Feb. 21 at Irving City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd., in the City Council Chambers to discuss proposed updates to its bus service. The open house begins at 6 p.m., and the meeting starts at 6:30 p.m...

Residents Invited to Irving Police Blue Tie Banquet

The Irving Police Department invites residents and businesses to celebrate the outstanding achievements of its officers at the annual Blue Tie Banquet on March 5 at the Irving Convention Center, 500 W. Las Colinas Blvd.

The event begins at 6 p.m. with a si...

Construction to Disrupt DART Orange Line Service Feb. 23

The DART Orange Line will be closed Saturday, Feb. 23 between the Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW) Airport and Bachman stations for two projects:

• The Texas Department of Transportation will be working on the Irving Signature Bridge Project near Loop 1...

View the 2019 State of the City

Mayor Rick Stopfer highlighted the City of Irving's vibrant growth and myriad successes in 2018 during his recent State of the City address, held Jan. 29 at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, 500 W. Las Colinas Blvd. 

During his address,...

Fire Department Offers Free Safety Classes

The Irving Fire Department offers free fire safety education classes to any Irving business, as well as public, private and civic groups. Classes can be tailored to fit any age group, from preschool to seniors, and they can be customized to address any sp...

City Moves Forward With Irving Archives and Museum Construction

When the City of Irving opens the doors to the Irving Archives and Museum (IAM) in 2019, the goal is simple: for residents to see themselves represented in the new community museum.

Construction began in January on the $2.8 million project, which has been ...

Signature Bridge, Millennium Fountain Updates

In this clip from ICTN's "City Source," get an update on the construction of the new signature bridge at the former stadium site. Also, see what is ahead for Irving's Millennium Fountain.

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International Students Visit Irving Landfill

Irving's Solid Waste Department recently hosted a group of international graduate-level students eager to learn best practices they hope to apply in their home countries. The visit is part of the International Solid Waste Association’s Winter School. In a...

City Launches Open Data Portal

Irving residents now have access to the city’s latest permit data, interactive maps highlighting various city services and more with its new Open Data Portal. Open Data is about fostering transparency and accountability between a city and its st...

North Campion Trail Opens After Flooding

The recent flooding in city parks along the Elm Fork of the Trinity River is receding, allowing Parks and Recreation staff to open much of North Campion Trail. However, the following sections remain closed:

• Bird's Fort Park: The main trail is open. However...