KERA: ‘DART killer’ bill advances in the Texas Legislature
A contentious bill written by North Texas state Rep. Matt Shaheen was voted out of committee Tuesday, KERA reports.
KERA: DART’s new Plano representative talks about his new role, mediation and why cuts are still needed
KERA’s Pablo Arauz Pena speaks with Anthony Ricciardelli, who was recently named Plano’s new representative on the DART baord.
KERA: Karmelo Anthony bond reduced to $250k by Collin County judge
Anthony’s attorney petitioned to lower the previously $1 million bond, stating the high bond amount was an undue burden on the family.
KERA: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas drops major North Texas hospital system from its network
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas will no longer cover medical services through one of North Texas’ largest health care networks, according to a statement from the insurance provider.
KERA: East Plano Islamic Center must stop all funeral services, Gov. Abbott says
Though EPIC partners with a licensed funeral home for funeral services, the cease-and-desist requires services to end while an investigation begins.
KERA: Plano city council member expected to resign seat this week
Tomorrow, a meeting to accept Williams’ resignation and call a special election to fill his vacancy some say is due to a Resign to Run law.
KERA: Names of patients in gender-affirming care lawsuit released in public records request
The county district clerk’s office mistakenly released the names of 15 patients implicated in a lawsuit against Plano doctor Brett Cooper.
KERA: Plano hires more water meter readers after technical issues with its automated system
From our partners at KERA: The temporary staffing will be paid for with money from Plano’s Water and Sewer Fund according to city documents.
KERA: LGBTQ+ seniors face greater risks for Alzheimer’s. These North Texas groups offer resources
The Coalition for Aging LGBT’s guide to safe senior housing lists only three LGBT-friendly communities in Collin County, all of which are in Plano.
Plano could have a bond election in May. Here’s what you need to know
The bond has props including street improvement projects, public safety facilities, parks and recreation, fleet operations and libraries.