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DFW Airport ranked second busiest airport in the world for passenger traffic

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport reported nearly 62.5 million passengers last year, a 58.7% increase from 2020, according to a report from Airports Council International.

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The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area ranks No. 1 in numeric population growth nationwide. (Courtesy Canva)

CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Collin, Denton, Tarrant counties ...

Collin, Denton, Tarrant counties see population increases; ...

Keller, Roanoke, Trophy Club, Westlake and Northeast ...

A large-scale redevelopment effort, now known as Assembly Park, is underway on the former site of Plano Market Square Mall. (Courtesy Triten Real Estate Partners)

Published 3:05 PM | Jan 24, 2022 CST

CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Developments near US 75 will create ‘gateway’ into Plano; Downtown Austin office tower sells for $174M, will bring new shopping downtown and more top news

The city of McKinney established school zones for Emerson High School in a July 20 City Council meeting. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Published 7:00 AM | Jul 24, 2021 CDT

School zone established for Emerson High in Frisco ISD; 61% of residents in 3 Plano ZIP codes fully vaccinated, and more top news from DFW

Here is the latest COVID-19 case count data for McKinney and Collin County. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)

Published 9:06 AM | Dec 23, 2020 CST

Tracking COVID-19: Collin County hospitalizations now exceed 16%

The beginning of 2020 showed that travel at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport was higher than in 2019. (Michelle Degard/Community Impact Newspaper)

Published 5:41 PM | Aug 12, 2020 CDT

DATA: See how airports' passenger traffic has changed amid pandemic

McKinney took its place among large cities in the nation with the fastest-growing population. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Updated 11:36 AM | May 22, 2020 CDT

CENSUS: McKinney ranks as 4th fastest-growing big city in the nation

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)

Updated 3:29 PM | May 14, 2020 CDT

Nonmedical vaccine exemptions for K-12 students increase statewide

The Texas Central rail connection from Dallas to Houston will feature a bullet train similar to this one. Courtesy Texas Central Partners/Community Impact Newspaper

Updated 9:57 AM | Dec 31, 2019 CST