The finalists for D CEO's 2026 Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards include Community Garden Kitchen of Collin County, LightPath Health, Ruthie’s for Good, and The Wellness Center for Older Adults.
Construction has officially begun at Princeton Town Center, a 66-acre retail complex located at Beauchamp Boulevard and U.S. Highway 380, marking progress after years of anticipation.
Local officials and community leaders gathered for the official groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, July 15, marking the start of new TxDOT projects in Princeton.
City officials propose raising development, permitting, and fire-prevention fees to address the costs of rapid growth and complex projects, aiming to reduce the burden on current taxpayers.
Discover 13 fun events happening around McKinney this August, including art exhibitions, live music, and social games like mahjong. Enjoy free and engaging activities for all ages throughout the month.
Renovations at McKinney Performing Arts Center are progressing with demolition nearly complete and infrastructure work underway, including roof, plaster, and electrical repairs.
A 25-year-old man was arrested in McKinney after firing a shotgun at a police officer responding to gunfire reports at an apartment complex. No injuries were reported.
Discover 12 new and upcoming business updates in central and East McKinney, including the recent opening of D-BAT's new facility on the McKinney-Celina border.
Construction has officially begun on the Princeton Town Center, a new 66-acre retail complex at Beauchamp Boulevard and U.S. Highway 380, with Kroger as a key investor.
Construction has officially begun on Princeton Town Center, a 66-acre retail complex at Beauchamp Boulevard and U.S. Highway 380, after years of anticipation and delays.
Princeton's basketball camp saw high attendance as sophomore Nalani Mornes guided young campers through basketball moves, keeping the spirit of the school year alive even after classes ended.
Thirteen new businesses and restaurant updates have arrived in west McKinney, including Fantastic Sam’s Cut & Color and Ilio’s Greek & Lebanese Restaurant offering Mediterranean cuisine.
City officials propose raising fees for development, permitting, and fire prevention to address costs from rapid growth and complex projects, aiming to reduce the burden on existing taxpayers.
Taiwan-based Lite-On is investing $919 million to build a new manufacturing facility in McKinney, bringing significant economic growth and job opportunities to the area.
The Dallas Stars are building a new arena at The Shops at Willow Bend in Plano, following their growing fanbase moving north along the Dallas North Tollway.