Plano News

Thousands of walkers will begin a 60-mile march to promote breast cancer awareness and research this morning in Plano.

Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc. said Thursday its third-quarter profit rose 42.5 percent, as the company benefited from lower costs, even while its sales fell.

Allen officials have something to boast about: the $52.6 million Allen Event Center, which opens Friday.

Opening arguments began today in Denton County for a 21-year-old man accused of fatally shooting a shopper at the Gas Pipe store in Far North Dallas.

A Texas health clinic operator says it regrets telling a Muslim doctor applying for a job that she couldn't wear her traditional headscarf.

A state trooper has retired and is being criminally investigated by the Texas Rangers after he allegedly used excessive force during a DWI arrest earlier this month on the Dallas North Tollway.

At sunrise, all kinds of cars start rumbling into a west-side parking lot at Classic BMW, flooding it with lustrous color and chrome.

A Muslim doctor interviewing for a job at a suburban Dallas medical clinic says officials there told her she couldn't wear her headscarf in the workplace.

Don't just sit at home waiting for the trick-or-treaters to ring your doorbell - join them.

A Grayson County Judge decided Thursday that Christopher Hussey will serve his sentences concurrently for a total of 50 years.

Construction of the interchange at Central Expressway and State Highway 121 continues in McKinney.

Originally published October 27, 2009 at 10:39 p.m., updated October 27, 2009 at 11:43 p.m. DALLAS a ' A former animal shelter worker has been sentenced to three years probation for leaving her 5-month old puppy to starve to death in a soggy crate in her Plano apartment.

Mothers and daughters, come spend a Little Women Christmas with us! Plano Children's Theatre will present the timeless story of Little Women in concert.

There'll be plenty of tricks and treats at Halloween parties throughout the area this weekend.

Editor's note : Latest chapter in our series on frozen yogurt covers Yogurtville in Plano.

North Texans were both angry and relieved last month when federal agents arrested a Jordanian teenager in a failed plot to blow up a Dallas skyscraper.

Energy writer Elizabeth Souder, environmental writer Randy Lee Loftis and editorial writer Colleen McCain Nelson blog about energy, the environment and air quality issues in Texas.

Financial planners fielded calls from readers with a variety of concerns ranging from getting out of debt to planning for their children's college education.

Share + Oct 16, 2009 9:49 pm US/Central Reporting Jay Gormley PLANO It's been two years, but Shelby Evans of Plano remembers the day Gideon's Bibles were handed out at Renner Middle School.

Soccer fields across North Texas have been unusually quiet in recent weeks, silenced by wet weather.