Collin County seeks design team for juvenile-detention expansion
Collin County is seeking design services for a new juvenile-detention building in McKinney, while programming will determine its housing and classroom capacity.
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Collin County is seeking design services for a new juvenile-detention building in McKinney, while programming will determine its housing and classroom capacity.
Collin County’s subdivision draft would address rental developments, narrow minor-plat eligibility and require electronic material for complete plat packages. A hearing is set for Aug.…
Callie and Kevin Colwick opened Happymix in downtown McKinney after profound loss and recovery; here is what the creperie serves and its listed prices.
Kouchan Ramen has moved its Plano opening estimate to fall 2026. Its address and three featured tonkotsu bowls are confirmed, but a date, hours and…
A Texas construction record identifies a $3.75 million Fifth Third Bank new build in Lucas following the bank’s completed Comerica merger.
The state record places a planned 2,000-square-foot HOTWORX studio in Suite 103 at 1815 McKinney Street and lists construction through April 2027.
A state filing places MY DR NOW’s planned Anna clinic in Suite 106 at 2549 West Rosamond Parkway and lists construction from September through November…
Official records place a proposed 1,705-square-foot 7 Brew drive-through at 963 State Highway 78 and show how vehicles would access and circulate through the site.
Local reports attribute the arrest information to Plano police and relay guidance for families while separating the allegation from a proven finding.
The first Murphy H-E-B has a confirmed July 22 opening date, a full street address and a lineup that includes pickup, delivery, fuel and a…
Karmelo Anthony’s defense is asking for a new trial and Judge John Roach Jr.’s recusal, but neither request has been granted.
Reported homeowner pushback in McKinney contrasts with Oncor's rules on directional pruning, line-clearance safety and aesthetic trimming.