Plano TX

A tattoo shop with a boxing ring? North Texas has really found a way to mix art and adrenaline in a whole new way.

McKinney’s getting a new gym, but when? If you’ve been keeping an eye on the upcoming EōS Fitness at the southeast corner of Lake Forest Drive and McKinney Ranch Parkway, here’s the latest: Construction is well underway, but the official opening isn’t happening until 2026.

Sometimes, there are proposals that stun the state. And this one is certainly one for the ages.

Amid the government shutdown, citizens relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and other government funded social programs are worried about their food security. The status of government aid has been in flux for the last few weeks. On Nov. 3, judges ruled that SNAP benefits would be partially funded...

DALLAS — A longtime Dallas bridal shop announced it will close permanently at the end of the year after more than five decades in business. Mockingbird Bridal said the decision follows the retirement of its owner and the sale of its building. The store has operated for 56 years,...

This was not a normal Sunday for churchgoers in Pleasant Grove. They learned that Friday, one of the foundation bricks for their new church, was blessed by Pope Leo XIV. Father Paolo Capra’s risk paid off, as a last-minute change of plans led to this once-in-a-lifetime encounter with Pope Leo. In his hands was the...

A new study ranks the worst mall in America for Black Friday — and it’s right here in Texas. Find out which one tops the chaos list.

Fields West—the 55-acre mixed-use district rising inside Frisco’s massive 2,500-acre Fields development—is already 70% pre-leased after adding 10 new national and boutique retailers, developers said. The latest signings include Crate & Barrel, Culinary Dropout, Design Within Reach, Face Foundrie, Gorjana, Landry...

The topic of selling books to Half Price Books Flagship has been a hot issue on social media recently. The discussion revolves around whether selling at this particular location increases the chances of the books being bought, given that they carry a larger inventory compared to other Half Price Books (HPB) locations.

Plano, Farmers Branch, Highland Park and Irving have already placed the issue on the ballot in the spring.