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C-45 Expeditor Bucket of Bolts | Courtesy of Scott Slocum | AeroMediaGroup.com There’s big news on the horizon for the Dallas museum scene.

More mosquitoes found with West Nile equals another spray. Update August 11, 2016: The City of Plano received confirmation of another West Nile Virus infected mosquito at 2400 Maverick Drive.

This week, we highlight the Plano 9-1-1 call center challenges. The Public Safety Communications Department (PSC) is responsible for all 9-1-1 and non-emergency Police/Fire/Emergency Medical Service calls made within the 71.

Part of having a healthy work-life balance is being able to manage your work time and your personal time. If you’re having trouble doing this, don’t despair because you’re not alone! The biggest struggle people have is finding time away from work.

Madison is most known for her work on uneven bars, but also exudes grace on a beam. Photo/ Yutaka/Aflo Sport Rio 2016 launches August 5 as a 19-day, worldwide battle of the best athletes.

Collin County Health Department confirms Plano’s first human case of West Nile in 2016.

The Courtyard Texas Music Series continues Thursday August 4, 7:30 p.m. with a performance by Bart Crow at the Courtyard Theatre in Downtown Plano.

The City of Plano discovered mosquitoes in two locations that tested positive for the West Nile Virus. The traps containing the mosquitoes were located in the 1300 block of Berkeley Court and in the 4800 block of E. Plano Parkway.

This week, we highlight the Plano Animal Shelter challenges. The Animal Services Department partners with Plano’s citizens, veterinarians and animal welfare organizations to promote responsible pet ownership.

The Plano Symphony Orchestra has released the details of its upcoming 2016–2017 subscription series with Conductor Hector Guzman.