DATA & REFERENCE
Election day is July 14. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Early voters in Collin County cast more than 30,000 runoff ballots
Effective July 9, hospitals in more than 100 counties across the state must now postpone elective surgeries unrelated to COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
MAP: Governor expands restrictions on elective surgeries to more than 100 Texas counties
The First Street Foundation's dataset includes a forecast models that anticipate the effects of climate change and sea level rise. (Screenshot via First Street Foundation)
Analysis: FEMA may be undercounting national total flood risk by as much as 70%
In the last two weeks, the number of active Plano cases of COVID-19 has risen by 40%. (Community Impact staff)
Update: Collin County corrects reporting discrepancy, bringing latest active COVID-19 case total to 551
Texas’ Hispanic population has grown by more than 2 million since 2010, according to new population estimates released June 25 by the U.S. Census Bureau. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Texas Tribune: Texas’ Hispanic population grew by 2 million in the past decade, on pace to be largest share of state by 2021
Collin County's rapid population expansion has resulted in a population that is both older and more racially and ethnically diverse than it was a decade ago. (Courtesy Visit Frisco)
Data: Collin County population grows older, more diverse in last 10 years
Plano's sales tax collections were down in April, reflecting a drop in economic activity during the first full month of coronavirus restrictions. (Community Impact staff)
Plano sales tax collections dropped 13% year over year in first full month of pandemic closures
CMS also unveiled an interactive map that lets users search any nursing home in the U.S. to see its COVID-19 cases. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
CMS reports 321 coronavirus deaths in Texas nursing homes, nearly 32,000 nationwide
Market data from the Collin County Association of Realtors show median home price growth in each Plano ZIP code in April. (Designed by Chase Autin/Community Impact Newspaper)
Plano market data: Fewer new home listings, higher sale prices in first full month of coronavirus restrictions
A LongHorn Steakhouse was expected to open in early 2020 at The Citadel development near I-35W and Heritage Trace Parkway. The opening has been delayed, according to staff. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Tuesday Morning bankruptcy, census data and three other DFW-area stories
The state-run testing program is expected to return to other areas of Collin County on a rotating basis every two weeks, according to a May 14 release from Collin County. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Expanded testing, population growth in Frisco and 3 other DFW-area stories
McKinney took its place among large cities in the nation with the fastest-growing population. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
MAY 21 ROUNDUP: Latest census data from DFW-area cities
McKinney took its place among large cities in the nation with the fastest-growing population. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
CENSUS: McKinney ranks as 4th fastest-growing big city in the nation
Plano has seen a flurry of new development in recent years, but the city's population growth has been leveling off, according to recent population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau. (Gavin Pugh/Community Impact Newspaper)
Plano population dips slightly in latest estimate as growth continues to level off
This information was provided by the Collin County Association of Realtors. (Graphic by Chase Autin/Community Impact Newspaper)
Number of new home listings in Plano fell in March, but prices rose in northern neighborhoods
Here is the latest data from Collin County and Denton County's public health departments. (Chase Autin/Community Impact Newspaper)
DATA: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Plano ZIP codes
Here are the latest coronavirus updates in Collin County. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
15 additional cases of coronavirus reported by Collin County
North Texas traffic saw significant declines in March as government stay-at-home orders went into effect. (Ellen Jackson/Community Impact Newspaper)
North Texas traffic trends downward as data shows regional air conditions, crash rates improve
The number of K-12 students in Texas receiving nonmedical, or conscientious, exemptions for required vaccinations has increased statewide for at least the 10th straight year. (Community Impact staff)
Nonmedical vaccine exemptions for K-12 students increase statewide