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Plano ISD students opt for remote learning, cookie shop coming to McKinney: Most popular news from DFW
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PLANO, TX – Read the most popular Dallas-Fort Worth-area news from the past week.
Nearly half of Plano ISD students are signed up for fully remote learning when campuses reopen, according to preliminary numbers provided by the district.
The Dallas developer behind a long-planned mixed-use project in Plano is increasingly wary of retail in a post-coronavirus environment, seeking to reduce the amount of store space on the property.
Mary’s Mountain Cookies is expected to open in downtown McKinney in mid-August.
The store will sell freshly baked cookies from the Colorado-based shop, known for its soft quarter-pound cookies and other mountain-style treats.
McKinney ISD’s first three weeks of the 2020-21 school year will be in an all-virtual learning environment, according to a July 17 announcement from Superintendent Rick McDaniel.
Investigators are seeking the identity of the suspect involved in the homicide on Elm Street
Dallas, TX – According to the Dallas Police Department, the shooting occurred around 3:09 a.m. early Sunday morning. It happened in...
The Department of State Health Services is seeking grant applications for the DSHS Federally Qualified Health Center Incubator Program
Plano, TX – According to the state officials, the program grants will help eligible non-profit and public health care providers...
DPS reminds drivers to use extra caution in and around school zones and neighborhoods
Plano, TEXAS – State officials said that this includes knowing the Texas laws about driving near stopped school buses and...
Governor Greg Abbott sent a letter to President Joe Biden in response to a potential “discretionary redesignation” of the Permian Basin by the Environmental Protection Agency
Plano, TX – According to the state officials, the letter reiterates how the EPA is employing flawed logic and data...