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The second McKinney Historic Half runs April 3, 2027, starting at City Hall and finishing at TUPPS Brewery. Entry is $99 now and $139 at the top tier, and there is no packet pickup on race morning.
A local political action committee has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to review allegations of voter intimidation related to a recall petition in McKinney.
The University of North Texas men's basketball team will compete in a four-team tournament.
The EMS program at Collin College is training students for careers in emergency services.
A $79 million commercial terminal is under construction at McKinney National Airport, with Avelo Airlines flights to Las Vegas and four Florida cities starting Nov. 11. It is the smaller terminal that followed a rejected 2023 bond.
The Lady Bulldogs secured a three-set victory over visiting Celina, improving their district record to 2-0.
The City of McKinney has published an official announcement for residents.
The McKinney City Council will consider an ordinance at its September 1, 2026 meeting. The measure seeks to ratify a property tax revenue increase in the fiscal year 2026-27 budget. This change reflects higher collections compared to the prior fiscal year.
The McKinney City Council will hold a public hearing on September 1, 2026, regarding a rezoning request for a property south of Eldorado Parkway and east of South Custer Road. The proposal seeks to change the designation from a Planned Development District to a Local...
The McKinney City Council will conduct a public hearing on September 1, 2026, regarding a petition to annex and rezone a property south of Baxter Well Road. The proposal seeks an MF36 Multi-Family Residential District classification for the parcel located near FM 1461.
The McKinney City Council will hold a public hearing on September 1, 2026, regarding a specific use permit request for passenger vehicle fuel sales at Wildwood Marketplace. The site is located south of Future Laud Howell Parkway and approximately 700 feet west of County Road 201.
The McKinney City Council will consider a resolution to remove and replace the city's Reforestation Plan. The update falls under Article 4 of the Unified Development Code regarding tree preservation in the municipal code.
A $79 million terminal in Collin County is being built to host commercial flights starting in November.
With a month left to collect signatures, the recall campaign targeting Mayor Bill Cox and three council members says it is roughly a quarter of the way to the threshold, while the fight over how signatures are gathered has sharpened.
Michelle López, 21, of McKinney is a quarterfinalist in Next Runway Star, a voting competition whose winner walks at New York Fashion Week and takes $20,000. She must finish first in her group by Friday night to advance.
The City of McKinney has released its official schedule for holiday activities, camps, and community events spanning September through December 2026.
Residents can now register for Fall 2026 Parks and Recreation programs, including classes, camps, and leagues, via online, phone, or in-person methods.
The City of McKinney has released the current operating schedule for the Apex Centre, detailing specific times for the gymnasium, sauna, and indoor and outdoor pools.
The McKinney Public Library System will host in-person genealogy office hours for adults at the John and Judy Gay Library on three Sundays in 2026.
The McKinney Public Library System is hosting an adult book club meeting on September 2, 2026, at the John and Judy Gay Library.
The John and Judy Gay Library will offer bilingual storytime sessions for children ages 3 to 5 starting in September.
