Red Oak residents continue watching city development, school growth, weather threats, and cost-of-living updates across North Texas.
Red Oak Residents Pack City Hall Over Proposed Data Center Project
Hundreds of residents voiced concerns about noise, power usage, traffic, and the impact on schools and farmland during a heated city council meeting Tuesday night.
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Ellis County Officials Identify Man Killed After Deputy-Involved Shooting in Red Oak
Officials released the name of the man killed Tuesday evening following an investigation on Carol Lane.
Ellis County Jury Selection Canceled: What Residents Need To Know This Week
Courts announced a cancellation due to scheduling changes. New details are expected to be released.
Severe Weather Threats Put North Texas Homeowners On Alert
Forecasters warn of strong storms, large hail, and damaging winds heading into the weekend.
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Red Oak Families Raise Concerns About Traffic, Noise, and Power Use Near Schools
What Happens Next After Red Oak’s Heated Data Center Meeting?
Why Red Oak’s Growth Is Bringing More Questions About Roads, Schools, and Utilities
Red Oak’s Farmland Future Becomes a Flashpoint as Development Pressure Builds
What New Development Could Mean for Red Oak’s Tax Base and City Services
Texas & Nation
Inflation Is Heating Up Again. Here’s What It Could Mean for Red Oak Grocery Bills
New consumer price data shows increases in essential items that hit Texas families hard.
- Why Home Insurance Costs Are Climbing So Fast Across Texas
- Beef Prices Are Breaking Records. Here’s Why Families Are Paying More
- Medicare Surcharges Are Rising for Some Retirees in 2026
World News
Oil Prices Jump as U.S.-Iran Peace Talks Stall
Rising tensions in the Middle East are pushing energy prices higher worldwide.
- Russia Launches Fresh Drone Attacks After Ukraine Ceasefire Ends
- Global Fire Outbreaks Reach Record Levels as Heat Rises
- Why Trouble in the Strait of Hormuz Could Raise Gas Prices in Texas
Sports
Red Oak Hawks Headed to Regional Semifinals
The Hawks take down their rival in a close game Tuesday night.
- Red Oak Softball Wins Bi-District Championship
- ROHS Track Teams Qualify Several for State
- Youth Baseball All-Star Teams Announced
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