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Aerial image of Arapaho Center Station at 1051 N. Greenville Ave. in Richardson.

DART to provide cooling stations in Plano, Richardson

By Colby Farr

Dallas Area Rapid Transit officials are oppening cooling stations at transit centers across the service area for riders hoping to beat Texas' summer heat.

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