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North Texas family fights Rowlett’s eminent domain effort to acquire six-decade-old property
ROWLETT, Texas — A Rowlett family is fighting the city’s effort to acquire their property through eminent domain for a road improvement project, saying the city’s offer does not adequately compensate them for a home that has been in their family for over six decades. Brothers Tim...
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Plano motorcyclist killed after collision near Collin College
PLANO, Texas - Plano police say a motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a vehicle near Collin College on Monday. On November 9 at around 2:40 p.m., the Plano Police Department and Plano Fire-Rescue responded to reports of a crash near the intersection of Jupiter Road and East Spring Creek Parkway.
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Human-Scale Homes Provide a Fresh Perspective on the Future in Frisco
With the rapid acceleration of technology, science, and medicine, some might say we’re finally living in the future. In the past five years, we’ve seen the emergence of everything from autonomous cars to space tourism. With all these cutting-edge innovations, it seems natural that residential real estate is due its own reimagining. If you head to Frisco, the future seems closer than ever.
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Star Local Media's 10 Games to Watch (Week of Nov. 9)
With a busy week of high school sports on the horizon, here are 10 of the top games to watch in Star Local Media's coverage area for this week and how to catch the action live. Volleyball Allen vs. McKinney Boyd 6 p.m. Tuesday at Curtis Culwell Center The Lady Eagles and Lady Broncos will square off for the fourth time this season, with Tuesday’s match carrying the highest stakes yet with a trip to the Class 6A Division I state semifinals on the line. Boyd got the better of the first meeting during preseason play on Aug. 15, but Allen won both district bouts between the two. The Lady Broncos’ scrappy defense, anchored in the back by sophomore Ashley Ruschill, will be tasked with slowing an Allen offense that averages 11.2 kills per set, led by juniors Maya Ogbogu and Olivia Kitur. Volleyball McKinney North vs. Highland Park 8 p.m. Tuesday at Curtis Culwell Center For the second straight year, the Region II-5A championship will be decided between the Lady Bulldogs and Lady Scots. North punched its ticket to its third straight regional final after sweeping Woodrow Wilson on Friday, and Tuesday will give the team an opportunity to
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Nack Hospitality to Open Amy D’s Italian in Downtown Frisco
Chef Amy DiBiase is putting her own name on the door. Amy D’s Italian is set to open next spring at 7511 Main St. in downtown Frisco, inside The Patios at the Rail, and it will be the first restaurant from the new Nack Hospitality. The food starts with...
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Machi Japan to Open Garland Location
Machi Japan is planned for 4802 N. President George Bush Turnpike in Garland, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. The 5,900-square-foot project has an estimated construction cost of $300,000. Plans include a new kitchen and dining area, along with mechanical and plumbing work. The work is expected to finish March 1, 2027.
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Muchacho Tex-Mex Finally Locks In December Opening For Frisco Spot
Muchacho Tex-Mex plans to open its Frisco location in December, the restaurant has announced, setting a target date for a project that has shifted across much of 2026. The new spot at 8600 Gaylord Parkway will serve lunch, dinner and weekend brunch once it opens, and will mark the brand's third location overall.
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Frisco Names Three Finalists For Next Fire Chief
Frisco is narrowing its search for the city's next fire chief to three candidates, following a nationwide recruitment process that attracted 43 applicants. The city of Frisco announced the finalists after completing its search in October, with Plano-based Clear Career Professionals leading the recruitment effort. The candidates include two current Texas fire department leaders and one Virginia-based chief. The finalists are Christopher Granger, division chief and EMS chief for Prince William County Fire and Rescue in Virginia; Brent Shanklin, assistant chief of operations for the Arlington Fire Department; and Les Stephens, a retired fire chief who most recently led the San Marcos Fire Department. Meet The Finalists Each candidate brings decades of fire service experience, along with leadership backgrounds overseeing personnel, operations and department growth. Granger has more than 25 years of experience with Prince William County Fire and Rescue, where he leads EMS field operations for 700 career personnel and 250 operational volunteers. He has worked his way through several leadership positions, including training chief and shift commander, as the department grew from 500 to 850 personnel. Outside the fire service, Granger spent 10 years as an elected county board supervisor in Fauquier County, Virginia, including two terms as
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'Puck no': Plano residents discuss Dallas Stars arena tax rejection at city council meeting
Plano voters rejected Proposition A on election day, which would have implemented a venue tax to help fund a Dallas Stars arena and entertainment district. On Monday, Plano residents spoke at a city council meeting to continue voicing their opposition to the stadium, although the arena did get some support from speakers.
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McKinney's Inflatable Turkey Map Surpasses 500 Feathered Residents
F orget counting sheep . In McKinney, it's all about counting turkeys. And with more than 500 inflatable birds now popping up across town, keeping track of them has become a challenge of its own. What began with seven neighbors decorating their yards in 2016 grew into one of McKinney's quirkiest Thanksgiving traditions. Front lawns, storefronts and public spaces have joined the flock, turning the city into a giant turkey hunt just in time for the holidays. The city even gave itself a fitting title: the "Inflatable Turkey Capital of Texas." And with this year's growing flock, McKinney seems determined to live up to the name. A Growing Flock Across McKinney The turkey takeover has come a long way since its beginnings on North Church Street. Last year, more than 400 inflatable birds appeared on the city's map and the 2026 turkey takeover has already pushed that number past 500. Residents and visitors can explore the displays using an interactive turkey map , which highlights participating homes, businesses and public spaces throughout McKinney. Whether you're searching for the most creative decorations or simply looking for a different way to explore the city, the map makes it easy to plan your
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UIL football playoffs: See when and where local teams are playing in the bi-district round
With the football postseason beginning this week with the bi-district round, here is a rundown of the scheduled playoff matchups for all schools within Star Local Media markets. This list is continually being updated by the Star Local Media sports staff, so be sure to check back for information on all upcoming playoff games within the area. CLASS 6A Division I Region I Prosper at Lewisville, 7 p.m. Friday at Max Goldsmith Stadium Coppell vs. South Grand Prairie, 7 p.m. Friday at Mustang-Panther Stadium Hebron at Allen, 7 p.m. Thursday at Allen’s Eagle Stadium Plano East vs. Euless Trinity, 7:30 p.m. Friday at Pennington Field Region II Sachse vs. Rockwall-Heath, 7 p.m. Friday at Homer B. Johnson Stadium Division II Region I Prosper Rock Hill vs. Denton Guyer, 7 p.m. Friday at C.H. Collins Athletic Complex Prosper Walnut Grove vs. Denton Braswell, 7 p.m. Friday at Children’s Health Stadium Region II Rowlett at Longview, 7 p.m. Friday at Lobo Stadium CLASS 5A Division I Region II Frisco Lone Star vs. Birdville, 7 p.m. Thursday at The Ford Center at The Star McKinney North at Highland Park, 7 p.m. Friday at Highlander Stadium West Mesquite vs. Mansfield Summit, 7 p.m. Friday
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AT&T Prepares For Next Step In $1.35 Billion Plano Headquarters Project
A new chapter is taking shape at one of Plano's most recognizable former corporate campuses. AT&T will host a private event Nov. 12, marking an early milestone in the development of its future global headquarters along Legacy Drive. The event will include remarks from AT&T Chairman and CEO John Stankey and local leaders, the installation of the campus's first fiber connection and an initial look at designs for the planned headquarters. The gathering comes nearly three months after the demolition of the former Electronic Data Systems headquarters.The building came down in a controlled implosion on Aug. 9, clearing the way for AT&T's $1.35 billion redevelopment project. The Future AT&T Global Headquarters AT&T announced in January that it had selected the property at 5400 Legacy Drive for its new global headquarters. The approximately 2-million-square-foot former EDS campus was vacant for about seven years before plans for its next chapter emerged. The project is expected to bring roughly 10,000 employees to Plano as AT&T consolidates administrative operations currently spread across Dallas, Plano and Irving. Once complete, the Legacy Drive property will become the company's primary headquarters. The move also marks a return to a centralized headquarters campus for a company whose operations