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Monday morning, news broke that someone had stolen a food truck from Plano-based Minnie’s Food Pantry.

The COVID-19 outbreak has forced people to stay in their homes and non-essential businesses to close, leading to a historic 1,600 percent increase in unemployment in a three-week period, according to statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor .

Courtesy of McKinney Knittery Facebook When I entered the McKinney Knittery on March 13 (a Friday), activity was simmering in multiple pockets of the rectangular store.

In the wake of COVID-19, in-person gatherings have been cancelled, but that doesn’t mean that you have to miss out on Easter celebrations.

Here’s a good deed for the day: send some encouragement to one of the people on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis in North Texas.

Plano’s McCall family has announced that on the morning of March 28, David Benjamin McCall, III died at the age of 73.

As more cities in North Texas declare a state of emergency due to the spread of COVID-19, offices are closing, restaurants are relying on carryon and delivery, and kids are staying home from school.

Whether you’re looking for a fun way to celebrate Valentine’s Day or how to get to Sesame Street, there’s something this weekend for everyone. Friends, couples, families, galentines – there’s something happening for you this weekend.

Plano City Council honored a local Texas hero with the key to the city at the Monday evening regular council meeting. Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere led the short ceremony for Dr.

The halls of Plano ISD schools just got a lot less bright. This past Thursday, Plano alumni, students, teachers, and parents gathered at Shiloh Baptist Church to honor former Plano ISD police liaison Arthur “OP” Parker at a retirement ceremony.