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Plano Police Arrest Black High School Student for Walking in the Road, Showing How Far We Have To Go for Racial Equity

Plano Police Arrest Black High School Student for Walking in the Road, Showing How Far We Have To Go for Racial Equity

The incident began shortly after 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16, when a concerned resident called 911. The caller claimed that they saw a Black man stumbling down Hedgecoxe Road.
When the Winter Storm Hit, the People of Collin and Denton Counties Helped Their Neighbors Weather It

When the Winter Storm Hit, the People of Collin and Denton Counties Helped Their Neighbors Weather It

The winter storm that hit Texas last week brought pain and suffering to a state already hurting, like the rest of the nation, by the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, through it all, local Texans showed up to help their neighbors in crisis.
North Texas Food Bank Offers Fresh Food Meal Kits this Weekend at Grace Church Plano

North Texas Food Bank Offers Fresh Food Meal Kits this Weekend at Grace Church Plano

Dalpreet Soodan, the president of Grand Husky Logistics, claims his Texas-based company has a pack mentality when it comes to taking care of their Texas neighbors.

ERCOT, Oncor Gradually Bring Back Power to Collin County Amid Water Problems

As power outages in Collin County and statewide come to an end, some Texans are still without power and others are dealing with unsafe drinking water.
Gov. Greg Abbott Fails Texans with Latest Winter Storm Blunder

Gov. Greg Abbott Fails Texans with Latest Winter Storm Blunder

For four days now, millions of Texans have been without power and water, and they’re reaching their boiling point. Many are voicing their anger on social media and wondering how Gov. Abbott could allow another winter storm blunder to happen.
COVID-19 & the Toll it Takes on Our Mental Health

COVID-19 & the Toll it Takes on Our Mental Health

When he thinks about that May 2017 day, all he can see is the lights: a flashing red and blue following him all the way home. He doesn’t remember the argument, or the tears, or the handcuffs ensnaring his wrists as the cops led him away.
Power Outages and Winter Storms Continue. Has Texas Learned from Past Freezes?

Power Outages and Winter Storms Continue. Has Texas Learned from Past Freezes?

In February, the winter storm hit North Texas so hard that snow covered the ground and the power in our house went out. Our family gathered in the living room, toasting hot dogs in the fireplace and regretting the loss of our gas stove.
Collin County Residents Freeze as Rolling Power Outages Last Hours on End

Collin County Residents Freeze as Rolling Power Outages Last Hours on End

What were supposed to be rotating power outages lasting less than an hour have turned seemingly endless across Collin County and statewide as unprecedented winter weather overwhelms the state’s power grid.
Doctors Said COVID-19 Was Going to Kill Him. His Family Pushed Him Toward a Miracle.

Doctors Said COVID-19 Was Going to Kill Him. His Family Pushed Him Toward a Miracle.

Curtis Harden was on the phone with his longtime friend when medical staff entered his hospital room. It was time to hook him up to a ventilator. COVID-19 had made its way home. It was early January.
Increase in Children with Mental Health Struggles Reveals Shortage of Help in Collin County

Increase in Children with Mental Health Struggles Reveals Shortage of Help in Collin County

Nationally more than four million children and teens have a diagnosed behavior problem. Another four million suffer with anxiety, according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. And their number is increasing.