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Plano residents will vote on whether the city should stay with DART on May 2, 2026, unless an agreement between the city and agency is met prior to March 18. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)

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Plano local transit committee divided as recommendation heads to City Council

By Jacquelyn Burrer

As a May special election is set to decide Plano’s future with Dallas Area Rapid Transit, the city’s plan for alternative transit options remains uncertain.

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Facilities projects proposed to City Council for bond funding included renovations and additions to two existing fire stations and initial designs for a new station. (Community Impact staff)

Published 4:33 PM | Dec 11, 2025 CST

Richardson bond election could include up to $21 million in facility repair, construction

Published 3:57 PM | Dec 11, 2025 CST

Carillon Parc development changes tabled, 2 other items from Southlake Dec. 2 meeting

Published 2:40 PM | Dec 11, 2025 CST

City reports show residents prefer parks, green space at closed Plano ISD campuses

The proposed TIRZ No. 3 would generally include property along Dallas Parkway from US 380 to Frontier Parkway and parts of the downtown area. (Community Impact staff)

Updated 4:43 PM | Dec 10, 2025 CST

Prosper creates funding district along tollway for $193M in improvements

Highland Village city council members discussed the cost of DCTA and the services it provides at a Dec. 9 meeting. (Mary Katherine Shapiro/Community Impact)

Published 4:26 PM | Dec 10, 2025 CST

Highland Village City Council discusses value of DCTA’s services

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Published 3:26 PM | Dec 10, 2025 CST

Planning and zoning commission rejects Argyle Landing concrete batch plant

Published 4:05 PM | Dec 9, 2025 CST

4 fields at Oak Grove Baseball Complex in Grapevine to be re-turfed

McKinney City Council members are considering amending city ordnances in order to allow trap-neuter-release activities for feral cats in the city. Trap-neuter-release refers to trapping, spaying or neutering, vaccinating and ear tipping feral cats for identification before releasing them. (Community Impact staff)

Published 3:00 PM | Dec 9, 2025 CST

McKinney council considers creation of citizen-led neuter program for feral cats

Published 1:57 PM | Dec 9, 2025 CST

Denton administrative services to close at noon on Fridays

Published 1:53 PM | Dec 9, 2025 CST