Plano TX

Some of life’s greatest culinary treasures are hiding where you’d least expect them, and Bachman Tacos & Grill in Dallas proves that the best meals sometimes come with a side of unleaded. You’re about to discover why this unassuming gas station taqueria has become the stuff of legend...

After 78 years, the family-owned furniture store is closing its doors. According to an email sharing the news, “the decision follows sustained financial and market challenges.” In 2022, a $155 million redevelopment of the Dallas company’s original Knox Street store was unveiled as Weir’s Plaza, a mixed-use space with...

The long-debated issue over whether to expand Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) services in Collin County is taking a big step toward realization. A feasibility study is now underway, analyzing whether the DART rail line or another form of DART public transit should extend beyond Plano, up to Allen and McKinney.

Temperatures will warm back up Tuesday with a cold front headed through on Saturday.

Drivers along Interstate 35 in southern Dallas are getting a preview of a major new park taking shape above the highway — one that is now just weeks away from opening to the public. Halperin Park, located in Oak Cliff, is expected to open on May 9. The project,...

Collin County’s logistics scene is buzzing this month, with several solid openings for folks who know how to keep goods and systems moving smoothly. From sourcing to supply chain transformation, there’s something here for every level of experience.

Healthcare hiring is strong across Collin County right now, with new roles in hospitals, clinics, and private practices. Whether you’re a nurse, therapist, or physician, there’s something here for every level of experience.

In a city known for rapid growth and constant reinvention, one property has endured through nearly every chapter of Plano’s history. Now, for the first time in decades, that piece of history is about to change hands. Built in 1867, the Forman House at 1617 K Avenue — Plano’s second oldest surviving home and an...

The City of Frisco will test its CodeRED emergency alert system at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 2, as part of a statewide drill organized by the Texas Division of Emergency Management. The test message will clearly state that it’s only a test and no action is needed.

Three Dallas-area suburbs are muscling their way onto the national radar, as Frisco, Flower Mound and McKinney landed on a new ranking that highlights smaller cities with oversized job markets, underscoring continued economic momentum north of Dallas. The latest nod adds to a growing stack of lists that now frame...