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A city of Plano spokesperson said Friday water levels are back to normal after 1.5 million gallons of wastewater started overflowing into White Rock Creek March 14.
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From Mansfield to Carrollton, North Texans are playing the centuries-old Chinese game. One group in Plano plays a Japanese version of the game called riichi mahjong.
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The Plano city council is considering a zoning ordinance change that would allow for drone package delivery. The ordinance would also allow for air taxis.
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A small plane crashed and burned Tuesday on the doorstep of a strip mall in Texas, killing the pilot and causing a nearby car to catch fire, but nobody on the ground was injured, authorities said.
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Plano ISD administrators shared with parents the results of a district study on Monday that may prove the need to close some school campuses. Officials cite rising housing costs and decreasing birth rates as reasons for the decline in enrollment.
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After almost five years, Lime scooters are back on Plano's streets.
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Plano's cost of living went up more than anywhere else in the country. The prices in the city are also higher than the national average.
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District officials say there are "significant mechanical issues" with the school's main HVAC system that need extra time for repair.
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This week, Denton city leaders joined those from Arlington, Plano, Waco and the International Municipal Lawyers Association to show support for Houston’s request for declaratory relief regarding HB 2127, also known as the “Death Star Bill.”
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Dallas Cowboys defensive end Sam Williams was arrested on charges of possession of a controlled substance and unlawful carrying of a weapon, police said Wednesday.
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DART is getting $103 million to improve its bus services and another $25 million for the Silver Line multi-use trail.
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Short-term rentals are a controversial issue in cities throughout North Texas — and across the state. City governments are struggling to figure out what to do.