New York-style Flippin' Pizza coming to Plano's Dallas Parkway
Drivers parked outside the hospital and honked, flashed lights and cheered for the health care workers at Medical City Plano.
Dozens of elected officials representing Texas requested the U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao put an end to activity related to Texas Central’s high-speed rail project between Dallas and Houston.
Here are five stories on how business and school districts in the metroplex are adapting during the coronavirus pandemic.
Plano ISD trustees have granted the administration new authority as it navigates the COVID-19 shutdowns.
The degree program was first offered in January.
Property owners typically begin receiving assessed value notices in the mail around this time each year. Already, the region’s largest districts have announced the delay of those letters until the end of April or middle of May.
Catch up on some of the latest coronavirus-related developments in the Dallas-Fort Worth area below.
Here are nine stories about how metroplex establishments are stepping up to support health care workers and community members amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Abbott said the closure is to help prevent large gatherings and strengthen social distancing.
At 8 a.m. April 7, The Texas Tribune will host a live interview with Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar, conducted by Texas Tribune Executive Editor Ross Ramsey.
Plano ISD schools will cancel comprehensive exams for most classes at all grade levels as part of a new series of grading guidelines adopted this week.
Read our ongoing coverage of the new coronavirus and how it is affecting Plano.
