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The National Park Service's fee-free day on Oct. 27 applies to U.S. citizens and residents. Camping, reservation and timed-entry charges can still apply, and the year's last free day is Nov. 11.
The Cooper State Park squirrel beat Fort Parker State Park's Squirrelly Temple in Friday's final vote, ending a Facebook bracket that started Oct. 18 with 16 park entries.
The 1-3 p.m. event at 401 E. Virginia St. invites residents to learn about city services and programs, with a critter encounter, carnival games, a DJ and food trucks. Poppy pins for veterans will be handed out while they last.
The Mavericks’ 34-point halftime lead carried them to a 121-105 victory, but Indiana’s 62-44 second half exposed a less convincing side of Dallas’s performance.
Collin County logged 164,034 early voters in five days under its hand-marked paper ballot setup, with opening-day printer trouble at about 10 sites fixed within 90 minutes, officials said.
Collin County's health report would let the Nov. 20-22 market use the park's 28 toilets instead of the 50 state rules call for, and every food stand must be permitted by Nov. 13.
The attorney general's suit, filed Friday in a Collin County district court, alleges ChatGPT's maker misled Texans about safety and broke a state law on minors' data. It asks for $10,000 per violation and a jury trial.
The Oct. 24 sale at Myers Park runs from 9 a.m. to noon, or until plants sell out. Admission and parking are free; purchases are cashless.
Collin County's latest change to the Sedalco contract adds $76,482 for an IT room's cooling, exit doors and a pharmacy lock, bringing change orders on the job to about $7.6 million, paid from federal relief interest.
The adult program at John and Judy Gay Library runs from 7 to 8 p.m. CST, with a presentation and audience questions. Registration is required.
A draft Safe Streets plan going to the City Council on Tuesday counts 35 deadly and 180 serious-injury crashes from 2020 to 2024 and sets a goal of halving them by 2035. A vote is planned for November.
Gould will join the Texas Association of Counties' 2027-28 Leadership 254 class, which meets for four multi-day sessions over 14 months starting in February. The association covers program costs for everyone selected.
A developer wants McKinney to annex about 32 acres on North Custer Road south of County Road 125 and zone it for townhomes and local commercial use; the council holds a hearing Oct. 20.
A Regency-themed dance event featuring live music and guided country dances is scheduled for November 7 at Gather on the Square.
McKinney's draft Safe Streets plan, up for council discussion Tuesday, counts 35 fatal and 180 serious-injury crashes from 2020 to 2024 and sets a goal of halving them by 2035.
A state filing describes a 25,000-square-foot addition of religious classrooms at the church near the Collin County Courthouse, scheduled from October 2026 to September 2027.
Council awarded the construction contract Oct. 5, and the city says the job will take more than two years. Residents can hear the timeline and question the contractor Monday, Oct. 19, at City Hall.
The Heritage Guild of Collin County registered a 395-square-foot restroom project at Chestnut Square with the state, with construction scheduled from Nov. 2 to Feb. 19.
Council on Monday approved a stopgap deal with Collin County Emergency Services District No. 1, which voters created last year and which now pays for McKinney firefighters to answer calls in unincorporated land around the city.
The sheriff's office says it is no longer coordinating or joining National Night Out events after commissioners voted 5-0 in August to eliminate its public information sergeant.
McKinney posted its seasonal events and school-break camps, from a free sensory-friendly Halloween night Oct. 30 to Breakfast with Santa Dec. 5 and winter break camps at the Apex Centre.
DJ Lagway threw for four touchdowns and ran for another as visiting Baylor dominated Arizona State on Saturday at Mountain America Stadium.
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