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The Timber Creek High School boys soccer team did #SomethingGood.

While the Texas legislative session is picking up steam, several new bills have been filed including some that could help small businesses.

Two North Texas lawmakers are backing the bill that could be helpful for small businesses.

The chairwoman of the Tarrant Appraisal District’s board of directors resigned this week after the Keller City Council voted to initiate a recall, the city’s mayor says.

Drivers in Keller are raising concerns about a new median curb in an area under ongoing construction.

Keller city officials are addressing concerns over construction traffic and safety amid an ongoing roadway project.

Kristin stops by Keller-based Empire Toys to get the scoop on their vast collection of retro toys and action figures. MORE: TheEmpireToys.com

Luna in Keller prays for a Dallas Cowboys victory in the playoffs. America’s Team takes on the Buccaneers Monday night.

Detective work at the Parker County District Attorney’s Office helped reunite a Keller woman with jewelry lost more than three decades ago.

For 36 years, a North Texas family’s treasure sat buried deep in the files at the Parker County District Clerk’s office.

Learn how Keller based gift shop, The Polkadot Giraffe, can transform your home into a holiday haven with their one-of-a-kind décor. MORE: @ThePolkadotGiraffeShop

Both districts passed new policies last week aimed at transgender students.

A long night for the Keller school board led to a new policy in the district. Going forward, books that address gender fluidity will be banned from school libraries in the Keller ISD.

The passed measure would ban library books that mention “gender fluidity.”

Two controversial policies are on the agenda in Keller ISD. The school board will consider arming teachers in the classroom and vote to ban any books that have LGBTQ content.

The Keller ISD Board Trustees is set to vote on authorizing teachers to carry guns in the classroom, and banning library books that mention “gender fluidity.”

The Keller Independent School District Board Trustees is set to vote on authorizing teachers and employees to carry guns in the classroom, and banning library books that mention “gender fluidity.”

Police in Keller, Colleyville, Southlake and Westlake are warning anyone needing to call 911 Tuesday afternoon that they may run into trouble getting through.

There’s something strange in the neighborhood in Keller, and they’re calling it Ghostbusters

A former Keller police officer who resigned last year after the city agreed to a settlement with a man who accused the officer of excessive force and of profiling his son has pleaded guilty to official oppression in the same case.