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Sleep Studies Reveal Americans Still Have a Sleep Problem

Sleep Studies Reveal Americans Still Have a Sleep Problem

Several recent sleep studies have found that many of us are not getting the recommended amount of sleep required to recharge our bodies and our mental health.
Burglary Suspect Charged with Capital Murder of Plano Jogger

Burglary Suspect Charged with Capital Murder of Plano Jogger

The 29-year-old burglary suspect held in connection with the fatal attack of a jogger earlier this month on Chisholm Trail in Plano is now being charged with capital murder, Plano police said.
Plano Police Need Help with Multiple Unsolved Cases

Plano Police Need Help with Multiple Unsolved Cases

Nearly a week has passed since a Plano jogger's body was discovered on Chisholm Trail, where she would run each morning.

Tuesday's McKinney City Council Meeting Exemplifies Growing Racial Tensions

During Tuesday’s City Council meeting in McKinney, the night began with a call for unity from a citizen to the council during the public comment section.

Six Feet Apart

Portraits of Life at a Distance

Plano Jogger Killed on Chisholm Trail in a Random Attack

Shoes of every color surround a couple of trees wrapped with white ribbon, one on the east side and another on the west side of the drainage canal along Chisholm Trail in Plano.

With Uncertainties about the Fall, Parents Are Making Their Own Plans about School

Cheryl Upvall spent the afternoon cleaning off her dining room table. She's setting up a designated place for her children to work and learn, laying out pens and markers, baskets of folders — and earphones to tune in to meetings.
Justice Finally Arrives for a Cold Case Murder of Plano Man

Justice Finally Arrives for a Cold Case Murder of Plano Man

Nearly three years after a 58-year-old electrical engineer was gunned down in his garage at his home in Plano, police this week arrested three suspects in connection with his murder.
Plano Mayor's Summer Internship Ends with Drive-by Parade Celebration

Plano Mayor's Summer Internship Ends with Drive-by Parade Celebration

Armed with cowbells, clackers, and pom-poms, Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere, elected officials, business leaders, and sponsors erupted with excitement Saturday as the interns from the Plano mayor's summer internship program drove by in decorated cars
Plano City Council to Determine Fate of Affordable Housing Development For Seniors Desperately Seeking a Home

Plano City Council to Determine Fate of Affordable Housing Development For Seniors Desperately Seeking a Home

In the 46 years that she has lived in Plano, Mary Alice Garza has seen a lot of people move into her tree-lined suburb just north of Dallas. Young people have moved here for the schools and businesses.