Plano Mayor Asks Neighbors To "Bear With" As Music Festival Rattles Town
An estimated 20,000 people attended the first day of Plano's inaugural Suburbia Music Festival.
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An estimated 20,000 people attended the first day of Plano's inaugural Suburbia Music Festival.
Plano Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing Plano man and his four-year-old daughter, who were last seen by family on Sunday night.
More than two dozen suspects have been arrested in a North Texas drug sweep targeting an alleged methamphetamine ring.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings says that Toyota considered relocating to Dallas, but decided against the city because the school district simply wasn't good enough.
With eight months left in office, Gov. Rick Perry is away from Texas almost as much as he's home -- hitting the road hard to tout his state as America's best place to do business.
In her short life, two-year-old Grace Ford received the attention of state Child Protective Services (CPS) four times. By the fifth time, she was dead. Now, a new report says a CPS computer system failed.
The world's largest automaker is preparing to move its North American corporate headquarters to North Texas, and bring thousands of jobs with it.
Toyota announced on Monday afternoon that it is moving its U.S. headquarters to Plano. The automaker plans to construct a new campus, which breaks ground this fall.
Dallas-native and Kentucky forward Julius Randle will leave after one season to enter the NBA draft, where he is expected to be among the top five selections.
A national initiative aimed at saving lives allows residents to dispose of unwanted prescription drugs in a convenient and responsible way.
There were some scary moments in front of a Plano bar on Thursday. Police say a driver plowed into a group of people leaving The Hang Out Patio Bar, along northbound Central Expressway near Parker Road.
A major power outage affecting Plano City Hall and other municipal government offices is expected to continue well into this afternoon.
Officials suggest that pet owners always seek consultation from a veterinary professional with pet health concerns. DIY care can often be dangerous.
Collin County is one of the many North Texas counties under a freeze warning tonight – which is unusual since the last frost generally occurs in March. The cold front has lots of homeowners worried about the spring landscaping they've already planted.
Two more North Texas residents have been sentenced to federal prison -- one for 18 months and another for 27 months -- in a bank loan fraud scam that started in 2007.
Local Plano couple, Valentina Tran and Eric Vergati, are finalists in Brides Live Wedding and will compete to star in a celebrity-style million-dollar wedding.
CBS 11 traffic expert Whitney Drolen continues to visit DFW area first responders to thank them for their service. This week, she stopped by the Plano Fire Department.
A former Plano School District security manager, who was hired to keep kids safe, stole millions from the district.
Traditional mosquito treatments require traps, pesticides, and complex spraying vehicles. The City of Plano is employing a different tool to combat the insects -- fish.
A Frisco family needs help and the call for it is coming in the form of an online video. Randy Bean worked in the high-tech industry. Now, his coworkers in Plano are using their skills to help the father of three in a desperate race against time.
A Plano firefighter is being hailed a hero after he saved two twin babies from a burning home.
A man from Plano was sentenced Wednesday to spend more than two years in prison over the unauthorized sale of someone else's property twice within a week.
A severely malnourished boxer mix was rescued last October by Plano Animal Services. Now, a healthy 'Red' is ready for a second chance at life.
Abigail Chang became intrigued by photography as a boarding student in South Korea. Now, she is shooting for an international nonprofit. And she's still just a teenager.
North Texans who feel the need for speed could soon get a reprieve. The NCTCOG will take the first step Thursday in a plan to raise the speed limits on certain highways.
