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Where To Dine For Valentine’s Day 2026 In Frisco, Plano, Dallas And Beyond

Valentine’s Day is the perfect excuse to treat your favorite person to incredible food, a touch of indulgence and maybe a cocktail (or a few). North Texas is full of culinary treasures — from Michelin-level dining to James Beard-recognized favorites — that are sure to impress. These are the spots your date will love...
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Frisco’s 1,000-Acre Grand Park To Break Ground In April 2026

For years, Grand Park has lived more in conversation than on the ground. “Grand Park is our favorite urban legend in Frisco,” Mayor Jeff Cheney wrote on Facebook in 2022. Nearly four years later, the long-discussed project is finally approaching its next major milestone. Construction crews are expected to break...
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Frisco tops 2026 list of U.S. cities with the most remote workers

North Dallas neighbor Frisco has landed atop a 2026 list of U.S. cities with the most remote workers for the second consecutive year, and an up-and-coming McKinney has surged into the top 10. The personal finance experts at SmartAsset compared the 357 largest U.S. cities based on the percentage of...
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Two Teens Were ‘Holding on to Each Other’ During Fatal Sledding Accident: ‘Together Forever’

Elizabeth Angle and Grace 'Gracie' Brito were best friends and compassionate people, their families said
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Second Victim Succumbs to Injuries After Tragic Frisco Accident; Police Address Misinformation, Cite No...

A somber update emerged from the Frisco Police Department concerning the devastating incident that occurred on Sunday. In a recent social media post, the Frisco Police Department reported that a second victim has died from her injuries following the accident at Majestic Gardens Drive and Killian Court. "Our thoughts...
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Man arrested for alleged iPhone armed robbery in Arlington, stole another phone earlier in...

KELLER, Texas - An Arlington man was arrested for an alleged armed robbery of an iPhone, hours after he allegedly stole another phone in Keller. On Jan. 19, Arlington police responded to a call in the 1200 block of E. Lamar Boulevard about an alleged armed robbery. The victim told...
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Demographer: Plano ISD enrollment could drop below 40,000 in 4 years

Plano ISD's board of trustees received a demographics report during its Jan. 20 meeting. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact) Plano ISD’s enrollment is projected to dip below 40,000 students by the 2029-30 school year, according to a recent demographer report. The overview. The district’s enrollment was down by 2,712...
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Plano’s $31 Million NTx Bio Manufacturing Project Put On Hold

Biotech company NTx Bio paused its plans for a $31 million manufacturing facility in Plano, delaying a project that was expected to play a key role in the city’s emerging life sciences ambitions. The plant, announced in May 2025 , was scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2026. At the time of its announcement,...
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Plano Snags McKinney Deal-Maker Michael Talley to Lead City’s Corporate Push

Plano is shuffling its top ranks on the business front, naming Michael Talley as its new economic development director while veteran deal closer Doug McDonald steps up to a deputy city manager role. The move puts a seasoned regional recruiter in charge just as the city leans harder into landing corporate investment...
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Collin County holds ICE Out of Texas protest

Yes. This protest is in Collin County. The Collin County Democratic Party (CCDP) and the Allen Progressive Eagles student group will co-host a peaceful community protest this Sunday, February 1, from noon-2 p.m. The event, “ICE Out of Texas,” is a direct response to recent fatal encounters involving Immigration and...

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