McKinney City Council approved contract amendments totaling $428,813 for additional improvements at McKinney National Airport's new commercial terminal, set to open in fall 2026. The FAA also increased a grant for the Taxiway C Extension pr

Lite-On Technology Corp. has begun construction on a $919 million manufacturing facility in McKinney, expected to create 600 jobs over the next several years.

Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church in Allen celebrates 25 years and plans a multi-phase expansion to accommodate growing attendance, including parking lot improvements and a new church building.

Community Impact Newspaper covers hyperlocal news across various Texas communities including McKinney, Bay Area, Bellaire, Conroe, Cy-Fair, Cypress, and Houston neighborhoods like Heights and Montrose.

Princeton is hiring a new City Manager with a salary range of $219,647 to $351,436. The city seeks a leader to manage rapid growth while maintaining its strong community spirit.

McKinney North overcame a close first half to dominate Princeton in the second half, winning their non-district football game at McKinney ISD Stadium.

Nowhere Bar in Celina has built a loyal customer base in its first year by offering a simple, welcoming spot for dining and enjoying downtown's atmosphere.

McKinney City Council approved an $880 million budget for FY 2026-27, keeping the property tax rate steady while increasing water and wastewater rates starting Oct. 1.

Farmersville ISD trustees approved a slightly reduced tax rate of $1.2131 per $100 valuation for the 2026-27 fiscal year, down from last year's $1.215.

Atmos Energy customers in Princeton will see higher natural gas rates starting October 1 after the City Council approved a new rate settlement.

A new data center near Princeton is planned to use well water, with an 8-inch water main set for installation by 2025 near County Roads 559 and 561.

Atmos Energy customers in Princeton will see higher natural gas rates starting October 1 after the City Council approved a new rate settlement.

Starting Oct. 1, Atmos Energy customers in Princeton will see higher natural gas rates following a new settlement approved by the City Council.

Princeton's Zailey Fillingham competed in the Wylie East DUBEast Invitational, showcasing strong performances at Founders Park.

Starting Oct. 1, Atmos Energy customers in Princeton will see higher natural gas rates following a council-approved settlement with the company.