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The Early Years When Diego turned two, his development slowed and then began to regress. “He was no longer counting numbers aloud or saying words ‘mama’ or ‘papa,’” his mother explains.

West of Six Flags and a few miles off of I-30, community paramedic Kyle Barbour swings a heavy bag of medical supplies onto his shoulders and knocks on his third front door of the day.

The impact of heroin crisis in Plano is still felt today. Let’s start with something good. Dr.

The City of Plano received the American Planning Association’s 2017 Daniel Burnham Award for a Comprehensive Plan for its Plano Tomorrow plan in New York City Monday.

Seriously. You can go to mermaid school. It’s a thing. If you’re a Little Mermaid fan, or even if you’re just curious, rent a swim fin and dive straight into mermaid school.

My Possibilities (MP), a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, revealed Phase 1 of its capital campaign at their annual gala on Saturday, April 29th.

It started when Anne noticed her son Jared rubbing his chest, short of breath. On his yearly wellness visit, she discovered the cause: scoliosis. His spine curving at 17 degrees, Jared was referred to a specialist.

The much anticipated Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star in Frisco is soon to open their doors.

Updated 6/1/17: Because of the weather forecast for this weekend, Night Out on 15th Street is postponed to NEXT Sunday, June 11. The times and location will remain the same, just on the new date.

This isn’t a joke–we’re serious. Flying cars are literally on the horizon. Uber and the City of Dallas have announced that Dallas will be the first U.S. city to test out the future of transportation.