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Recent coverage of Coppell from local and regional media.
On a weekday morning at The CORE, older residents move between weight machines, walking tracks and their group fitness classes, many in the same city where they once raised their children. In Coppell, that pattern is becoming more common. According to U.S. Census Bureau data, 12.7% of Coppell residents are age 65 or older, and...
As the clock hit 7 p.m., tears were shed and hugs were exchanged as Coppell ISD Board of Trustees Place 5 candidates hastily checked their phones to view Election Day results. On Saturday, Coppell residents Kevin Chaka and Khanh Windham ran for CISD Place 5. The new trustee is Chaka. Alongside Chaka, Place 4 incumbent...
On April 21, the City of Coppell announced the appointment of Ryan M. Arthur as the new fire chief. Chief Arthur succeeds Kevin Richardson who retired after 33 years of service to Coppell, 20 of those years serving as Coppell Fire Department Chief. Chief Arthur began his fire service career in 2001 as a firefighter/EMT...
On Wednesday, the Coppell Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development (FOARD) Task Force met at City Hall to discuss plans for gaining community insight through a survey on housing affordability, land redevelopment and community services. Members shared ideas on how to increase housing in Coppell to accommodate its growing population, while making residency affordable and...
Banners welcome students for the 2026-27 new school year on Wednesday in the Coppell High School main hallway. Coppell High School and New Tech High @ Coppell started their first week of school on Wednesday. ...
As students walked to Coppell High School D Hall, they were greeted with an arch framing the entrance to a second school. For the first time in Coppell ISD history, Wednesday marked the beginning of CHS and New Tech High @ Coppell students sharing one campus. CHS business teacher Andrea Pirtle anticipates that the transition...
Jay Vernekar
On Tuesday, Coppell City Council approved the Detailed Planned Development of a 14,480 square foot commercial center south of Sandy Lake Road and west of Denton Tap Road despite citizen concerns, nominated Dave & Buster’s for the Texas Enterprise Program and approved the consideration of the proposed property tax rate for the 2026-27 year. Arbor...
Celebration pumped into the Coppell ISD Board of Trustees meeting on Monday for its first meeting of the 2026-27 school year. The Board began by revisiting CISD’s new technology policies. Starting this school year, the district revamped the use of technology during instructional time by introducing time restrictions and increased monitoring on students’ iPads. At...
Between a $178 million budget proposal, tax rates and possibly losing hours at a beloved community space, the Coppell City Council covered a wide range of topics Tuesday. The proposed fiscal year 2026-27 municipal budget projects total expenditures of $178.66 million across all city funds. This is meant to balance local infrastructure investments, public services...
News | FedEx to shutter Dallas-area hub, cut nearly 900 jobs CoStar
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