Mayor Muns visits SK Signet headquarters in Seoul
byMayor Muns and City Manager Mark Israelson toured the facilities and discussed future collaboration, according to a news release.
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Revisiting Collin Creek: Looking at development five years later
byThe new Collin Creek will be comprise of 1.3 million square feet of office space, 35,000 square feet of restaurants and retail storefront, and 3,000 single-family, multi-family, and independent living residences, surrounded by eight acres of city parks and 1.6 miles of walking and running trails.
KERA: Plano confirms it’s negotiating Dallas Stars move, says nothing is formal yet
byThe City of Plano and The Stars both declined to publicly comment on talks of a formal offer pending regarding a potential Stars move to Plano.
2026 Plano State of the City recap
byMayor John B. Muns shared his annual address on February 3, aligned with the theme, “Our Next Chapter of Excellence.”
Dr. Shun Thomas wins January 31 Special Election for Plano City Council
byDr. Thomas brings a wealth of experience to the Plano City Council, including a a Ph.D. in Human Services and 20-year tenure with Plano ISD.
Plano City Council approves monuments honoring Ross Perot
byPerot Systems founder Ross Perot will be honored with two eagle monuments at the Legacy Pedestrian Bridge over Dallas North Tollway.
ICYMI: 25 headlines from 2025
byAs we ring in 2026, let’s look back at the moments that shaped the past year in Plano. From crime to development to philanthropy, here’s 25 moments from 2025.
KERA: Plano to discuss holding election to leave DART
by“The city council will hold a special session on Nov. 5 to discuss whether to call an election next year on whether or not to withdraw from the agency.”
KERA: Plano city council member expected to resign seat this week
byTomorrow, 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.
Plano City Council approves several items for former JCPenney office redevelopment, new park
byCity Council approved the donation of $15 million towards a park, the purchase of that park from CCI to the City and rezoning Park at Legacy.