Texas, other states’ lawsuit against Google to go to trial in Plano in March 2025
Texas is among several states accusing Google of violating antitrust laws. Jury selection will begin March 31. The trial is expected to last 4 weeks.
IIAmericas Celebration strives for accurate education about Indigenous people
IIAmericas hosts celebrations, such as powwows and dances, and provides educational videos and resources for teachers.
Samantha Stratton takes on NTPA’s The Drowsy Chaperone
As she nears the end of her final year at NTPA, Stratton recalls sitting in the backseat of her mom’s car as a young child.
Meet Willy Wonka lead actors Liam Paynter, Niam Sachdev
Liam Paynter & Niam Sachdev are two Outcry Theatre actors getting ready to start their production of Willy Wonka.
Plano road construction abounds in the new year
With road construction continuing throughout the month to improve major roads, pothole claims are increasing — here’s how to file a claim.
How to celebrate New Year’s across cultures
Whether you’re eating black-eyed peas, watching fireworks, releasing lanterns or watching the ball drop, everyone has New Year’s Eve traditions. In a city as culturally diverse as ours, there’s plenty of ways to celebrate each tradition from right here in Plano.
Our most-read stories of 2023
This year, you loved reading about crime, education, transportation and neighborhood activities. What do you want to see next year?
Where to ring in the new year around Plano
As 2023 comes to a close and 2024 awaits, there’s still time for the late-planners of Plano to make reservations for the holiday across the city.
Watch out drivers: TxDOT has reduced the speed limit along Preston Road
The speed limit along the north end of Preston Road has been decreased after a TxDOT study, with the new speed limit at 45 mph.
Openings, celebrations, hirings, oh my! Plano Parks & Rec’s 2023 year-in-review
Plano’s Parks and Recreation department counts down 12 highlights for the department’s 2023 year-in-review.