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Plano Flags of Honor celebrates 10 years with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, first responders

A sea of red, white, and blue will fill a North Texas park this Veterans Day as the Plano Flags of Honor celebrates its 10th anniversary with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, active-duty military members, and first responders. The annual event returns to Red Tail Pavilion at Oak Point Park...

Plano, TX · 2d
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I’m From Texas — And There’s A Reason It’s Turning Blue Now

Although many of us are shocked it happened this fast, we also knew it was only a matter of time.

Texas · 4d

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Texas THC battle takes a turn after Vikki Goodwin defeats Dan Patrick

For Texas hemp retailers who have spent years navigating changing regulations, Tuesday's election brought a wave of optimism after Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick lost to Vikki Goodwin, who made his stance on THC a centerpiece of her campaign. At Endo Dispensary & Wellness in Rowlett, owner Mike Brown said the...

Texas · 3d
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Krugerville request turns into dog fight

Fingers were pointed back and forth at the Oct. 28 Krugerville City Council meeting. The cause: a request for a specific use permit to allow for a dog boarding facility at 4620 U.S. 377, Building 6, also known as Urban Doghouse. A neighboring business, Canine Cowboy owner Erin Balon, spoke...

Krugerville, TX · 4d
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The Black Rabbit Antique Market Concept Coming to Downtown Frisco

A store selling items from different eras of history is under construction downtown. From a recent permit filing, The Black Rabbit Antique Market is coming to Frisco at 8760 7th Street. This is right in the downtown’s historic Rail District. Right now, an opening date has not been announced.

Frisco, TX · 3d

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Mother-son duo running elected offices in North Texas

Texas State Rep. Rhetta Bowers and her son, Rowlett Deputy Mayor Pro Tem John P. Bowers III, are both serving their communities in elected office — one at the state Capitol and the other in the city they have called home for decades. The two spoke with FOX 26 Executive Producer Matt Horn for "Isiah Factor Uncensored: Primetime Live."

Rowlett, TX · 2d

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Outer Loop plans move forward

With the latest public meeting completed, Collin County’s study of two southeastern segments of the proposed Outer Loop is moving toward completion of the roadway’s schematic design and environmental review, steps that would eventually clear the way for right-of-way acquisition. The county held a public meeting Oct. 27...

Collin County, TX · 4d

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McKinney plumbers I'd ask about a leaking pipe or clogged drain

Top 3Plumbers · McKinney, TX·Checked Nov 4, 2026. A wet cabinet or a sink that won't drain can turn a small first-house problem into a long afternoon. I read the McKinney plumbing reviews for the work people actually described, then pulled out the questions worth asking before anyone starts.

Mckinney, TX · 3d

CBS Texas

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Keller reaches settlement over controversial Westlake data center, city says

The Westlake Town Council must still review and approve the settlement at an upcoming meeting.

Keller, TX · 3d

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The Arts: Arts Month puts local talent in the spotlight

October may be National Arts and Humanities Month, but in Flower Mound, the celebration of creativity is just getting started. Last month, Flower Mound enjoyed a wonderful Chalk the Park event at Twin Coves Park and launched the “Creative Urges” art exhibits, featuring 38 works by 18 artists. Their artwork is on display at Town Hall, the Senior Center, the Flower Mound Public Library’s Practicing Artist Wall and the library’s Children’s Art Wall.

Flower Mound, TX · 2d

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After Texas midterm victory, Rev. Frederick Haynes eager to serve with fellow ordained congressmen

Progressive National Baptist Convention pastor looks to take money out of politics, put it in constituents' pockets

Texas · 4d

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Plano ISD seeks to sell surplus property

Plano ISD is moving ahead with the process of selling two district-owned properties after trustees unanimously declared the properties surplus during an Oct. 27 work session. The action clears the way for the district to advertise the properties for sale, receive and evaluate proposals and eventually bring potential sales back to the Board of Trustees for approval.

Plano, TX · 4d

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Map: See how Denton County voted in the Texas Senate race between Talarico, Paxton

James Talarico, a Democratic state representative from Austin, carried Denton County in his historic U.S. Senate victory Tuesday night. And it wasn't a close race in Denton either – Talarico beat Ken Paxton, his Republican opponent, by more than 8 percentage points. It's a county that President Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz both carried in 2024, and has historically gone for Republicans in top-of-ticket races.

Denton County, TX · 5d

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Marijuana, Taxes, Schools & Police Raids: Changes Coming to Texas

Houston passed the Freedom Act, deprioritizing marijuana misdemeanor enforcement and banning no-knock warrants. Voters rejected $2 billion in school bonds and $817.5 million in North Texas infrastructure spending. San Antonio strongly supported renewing a sales tax for early childhood education programs. Texas voters made decisions during the November 3, 2026,...

Texas · 5d

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Texas high school football powerhouse sues over TAPPS playoff ruling

The lawsuit comes after a ruling that the school violated its “Follow the Coach” rule by allowing an ineligible transfer student to play this year.

Argyle, TX · 2d

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History Lives Here: 22 Museums To Explore Across Collin County

Long before Collin County became a destination for booming businesses, world-class sports stadiums and master-planned communities, its story was being shaped by the people who lived, worked and built here. Across the county, museums preserve those stories. Some are housed in century-old buildings, while others celebrate more recent chapters of life in North Texas. Whether you’re revisiting a familiar piece of local history or discovering it for the first time, these museums keep the past within reach. Consider it a tour through the legacy of Collin County, one story at a time. Allen Allen Heritage Center 100 E. Main St., Allen Allen’s history comes to life through artifacts, photographs and exhibits highlighting the people and events that shaped the city. Allen Heritage Village 450 St. Mary Drive, Allen Visitors can glimpse into everyday life in Allen’s early years in preserved structures and imagine what the city looked like generations before today’s development. Anna Anna Depot and Museum 101 S. Sherley Road, Anna Anna’s railroad roots take center stage inside a historic depot — the oldest extant railroad station in the state — filled with artifacts and local stories tracing the community’s growth. Celina Celina Area Heritage Museum 211 W. Pecan

Collin County, TX · 2d

The Spun

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Former Good Good Golf Executive Files $1 Million Defamation Lawsuit

The lawsuit was filed per The Athletic.

Dallas County, TX · 4d

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Your 2026 Voter Guide: See what’s on the ballot

On a weeknight in late October, a Dallas County resident can sit at a kitchen table with a sample ballot that runs longer than a grocery list. Judges, constables, bond proposals, and statewide offices appear in a sequence that rewards patience more than passion. That is the problem the Dallas Voter Guide is built to solve, and it is also the reason so many people abandon the lower half of the ballot. The Dallas Morning News has published its 2026 guide ahead of the November 3 election, with plain explanations of contests that rarely lead the evening news. For readers who want to vote the whole card rather than only the famous names, the timing matters. Early preparation is not a hobby reserved for political insiders. It is how ordinary residents avoid guessing once they step into the booth.

Dallas, TX · 2d

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Review: Art of the New Deal explored at UT Dallas show

At the height of the Great Depression, between 1929 and 1939, 25% of the American workforce was unemployed. Banks failed and people lost homes and savings. With an estimated 45% living below the poverty line, hunger was widespread. Subsistence might depend on a bowl of soup dished out in long lines.

Richardson, TX · 2d

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New Asian restaurant in Northlake gets financial boost from the town ahead of opening

A new Asian cuisine restaurant got a financial boost from the Town of Northlake ahead of its anticipated opening date. Northlake approved $35,000 in grants for Chef Lin’s Asian Kitchen at its Oct. 9 meeting under its pioneer grant program, which helps incentivize new businesses to open in the town.

Northlake, TX · 4d