The latest civic articles and stories from Richardson.
The Richardson Public Library reopens Nov. 21 after renovations, offering expanded spaces, a makerspace, and a role in the broader Municipal Campus redevelopment.
After a $48.1M renovation funded partly by the 2021 Bond Program, Richardson's Public Library is moving in and preparing to reopen this fall.
The Richardson Public Library closed its temp location Oct. 11 and is moving back to its modernized home at 421 W. Arapaho Road this fall.
Richardson's Public Library at 900 Civic Center Dr. is nearing the finish line on a $48.1M renovation adding nearly 12,000 sq. ft. of new space.
Polk Street is closing for construction bringing bike lanes, sidewalks, shared parking, and a new public green space to downtown Richardson.
The $48.1M renovation of Richardson Public Library at 900 Civic Center Dr. nears completion, adding nearly 12,000 sq. ft. of reimagined community space.
The application window for Richardson's 2026 Citizens Academy and Resource Education Series closes Friday, July 31. Here's what to know.
Richardson's long-awaited library renovation nears completion, promising brighter, more adaptable spaces for the community at Campbell Creek Blvd.
The free Richardson CARES Citizens Academy accepts adult applicants through July 31, offering an eight-week look at how the city actually runs.
Workers are stabilizing and repairing Miss Belle's House at Huffhines Park, preserving one of Richardson's most storied historic structures.
The southside arch of the DART Silver Line bridge over US 75 is in place. Here's what the landmark will look like when it's done.
The city's active transportation volunteer program closes sign-ups in late June — here's what counters do and why the data matters.
Through June 30, Richardson residents can volunteer to count pedestrians and cyclists citywide, shaping how the city plans its trails and bike lanes.
Richardson voters passed every measure on the May 2, 2026 ballot — all five propositions in the 2026 Bond Election and all 50 measures in the Charter Amendment Election — clearing the way for the city's next phase of capital investment and governance updates.
The City of Richardson holds two public open houses, including one on April 11, to inform voters ahead of the May 2 bond and charter election.
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