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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 Frisco Fighters is looking to bring “50 Yards of Fury” to North Texas, and need your help to do so. The Indoor Football League team will be holding tryouts for the team Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Frisco.

The forum was nearing a calm ending Thursday evening when the event’s moderator posed a question to the three candidates for Texas’ 66th state house district.

When I walked into the massive lobby of Twelve Cowboys Way, the first thing I noticed is that it smells like a Neiman Marcus spa. More accurately, how I imagine a Neiman Marcus spa smells.

Not a week goes by in North Texas when something big doesn’t happen in the world of music. The same, however, can be said for items some may not consider to be front page news, yet are certainly worthy of your attention.

The music politely echoing over antique lamps and scented soaps in the Frisco Mercantile fades away upon entering ZT Records.

About 12 years ago, Children’s Health brought the first pediatric hospital to Plano and began meeting a growing need that now includes more than 180,000 patient encounters every year.

The Godmother of Dallas’ pro-life feminism movement made an appearance in a Feb. 7 Dallas Observer profile after she appeared in a Vice News article about the 47th March for Life in Washington, D.C. in late January.

Rush Limbaugh told millions of listeners Monday that he has advanced lung cancer.

This moment in McKinney history, the Great Altoga Bank Heist of 1912, is one of Collin County's earliest, most notorious, and most explosive crimes.