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How Long Will Democrats Wait for Collin County to Turn Blue?

How Long Will Democrats Wait for Collin County to Turn Blue?

As the 2020 ballots rolled in many eyes were on Collin County. For years now, the prediction has been that Collin County, one of Texas’s most Republican counties, might be on the verge of turning blue.
Recalled McKinney Councilman La’Shadion Shemwell Says the Fight Isn’t Over

Recalled McKinney Councilman La’Shadion Shemwell Says the Fight Isn’t Over

On Wednesday, a day after his recall election, La’Shadion Shemwell appeared in a Facebook Live video to speak to his constituents. He wore a mask and bulletproof vest, and walked around the sunny downtown McKinney square.
City of Plano Comes Together to Celebrate Stanley Cup Winner Blake Coleman

City of Plano Comes Together to Celebrate Stanley Cup Winner Blake Coleman

Plano's own Blake Coleman made history in late September when he became the first Plano resident and Texas-born Hockey player to become a Stanley Cup winner.
How Local Teachers Are Inspiring a Generation of Engaged Voters

How Local Teachers Are Inspiring a Generation of Engaged Voters

When Reagan Rodgers of Plano voted for the first time last week, she felt prepared. Her government teacher, family and friends had been talking about the elections for months.
2020 Election Day Guide to Easy Voting in Collin County

2020 Election Day Guide to Easy Voting in Collin County

Election Day is perhaps the most important day of the year. Across the country, people will be turning out in droves to exercise one of the most important rights we have: the right to vote.
Collin County Business Leaders Seek to Educate Voters about the Nov. 3 Election

Collin County Business Leaders Seek to Educate Voters about the Nov. 3 Election

As the Nov. 3 election looms on the horizon, voter turnout is sweeping the country and reaching unprecedented numbers in Texas with 5.3 million people voting in the first two weeks of early voting.

Collin County Judge Chris Hill Tests Positive for COVID-19, Seeks Public's Help with Poll Greeting

After waking up Sunday morning with a mild headache and sore throat, Collin County Judge Chris Hill decided to request a COVID-19 test from his doctor on Monday "out of an abundance of caution.
McKinney Council Member and Mayor Battle It Out After Throckmorton Vote Delayed

McKinney Council Member and Mayor Battle It Out After Throckmorton Vote Delayed

Just after hearing presentations from board members on the fate of the James W.
The Election of 1876 Made Bush V. Gore Look Like a Picnic

The Election of 1876 Made Bush V. Gore Look Like a Picnic

“History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” - Mark Twain
Political Signs are Being Stolen from Lawns, Plano Residents Report

Political Signs are Being Stolen from Lawns, Plano Residents Report

With the dawn of early voting and the election on the horizon, local neighborhoods are now facing a nationwide crime spree: kids are stealing political signs off of lawns. It seems no one is immune.