Plano TX

Looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? Plano shelters have some wonderful dogs waiting for loving homes. Each one has a unique personality and plenty of love to give.

Collin County’s production scene is buzzing this month — from hands-on assembly work to precision electronics, there are solid options for folks who like to build and create.

Collin County’s HR scene is buzzing right now, with several well‑known employers hiring for people‑focused roles. Whether you’re into employee relations, recruiting, or building culture from the ground up, there’s something here for you.

Multiple agencies are searching for a person who went underwater at Lake Ray Roberts on Sunday and has not surfaced, the Lewisville Fire Department said.

RICHARDSON, TEXAS — An 18-year-old student-athlete is now paralyzed after a shooting unfolded in a Waffle House parking lot while he was reportedly trying to help a friend. The incident happened on the evening of March 19, leaving Seth Jackson with life-altering injuries that his family says will prevent him from...

After a gloomy, cool Saturday, Sunday is looking sunny and warm! Afternoon temperatures will climb back into the 80s across North Texas as a breezy south wind rolls in between 10-20mph.

Collin County’s engineering scene is buzzing, especially around Plano. From data centers to advanced design, several employers are hiring skilled pros ready to take on big technical challenges.

"To be honest, it's less about the fact that I did nuclear fusion and more about the fact that I learned a lot of skills." Teenager makes groundbreaking invention on quest for unlimited energy first appeared on The Cool Down .

Word travels fast when a place consistently delivers, and this one is starting to get more attention than locals might prefer. The menu leans into comfort, biscuits, gravy, pies, and plates that feel like they came straight out of a home kitchen. Nothing fancy, just food that does exactly what you want it to do.

Students from Plano West, Plano East, and Plano Senior High Schools delivered standout performances at the Texas Forensic Association State Championship in Prosper, Texas. The statewide competition featured 176 schools and over 1,400 students in speech and debate events.