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The Mavericks recovered from fourteen points down against San Antonio, then scored only seventeen in the final quarter of a 122-106 defeat.
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.
Commercial flights from the new four-gate terminal start Nov. 11. The airline says early bookings are ahead of its projections, and the airport director says service will create more than 100 local jobs.
State filings registered Monday put the interior build-outs at $1.72 million combined, with no tenants named yet. The owner is a Houston-based joint venture, and work is scheduled to wrap up by the end of March.
Kevin Durant and Jabari Smith Jr. led a dominant fourth-quarter surge for Houston, while Fred VanVleet dished out 11 assists. The home team extended their lead late to secure the season-opening victory.
Staff recommends approval of all three requests on the Planning and Zoning Commission's agenda, including an outdoor patio for wedding and party rentals in the downtown core that falls within 500 feet of homes.
The Texas Department of Insurance held the group's first meeting Monday. Its Fraud Unit got more than 20,000 reports of suspected fraud last year, and the agency says paid fraudulent claims push up costs for everyone else.
Tuesday’s Mavericks assessment placed Cooper Flagg’s partnership with Kyrie Irving where it belongs: in the daily work of creating advantages together, not in a verdict based on one exhibition highlight.
The self-guided tour runs Nov. 14–15, with 64 artists participating. Organizer maps and artist profiles can help visitors plan their stops.
State air forecasters say light winds, warm temperatures and sunshine could push ozone into the 'Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups' range Wednesday afternoon and early evening in parts of the region.
The Stars general manager wants a quiet start to the season before meeting with Jason Robertson's representatives. Robertson, the team's scoring leader a year ago, is playing on a one-year, $12 million deal.
The Dallas Stars secured a 4-0 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday, with Arttu Hyry scoring twice and Jason Robertson adding an assist. Dallas improved to 4-3-1 while Chicago fell to 3-6-0.
San Antonio held Sacramento to 18 points in the first quarter, building a 42-18 lead. Dylan Harper scored 19 points, while Victor Wembanyama grabbed 8 rebounds. The Spurs improved to 2-3.
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.
Houston dominates Oklahoma City at Toyota Center, leveraging a massive third-quarter surge to secure a decisive 116-89 victory on Thursday.
Roope Hintz scored the deciding shootout goal to give the Dallas Stars a 3-2 win over the Colorado Avalanche. Miro Heiskanen, Arttu Hyry, Gabriel Landeskog and Brock Nelson scored in regulation.
Twice-weekly Sarasota/Bradenton flights start Dec. 16 and West Palm Beach follows Dec. 17, bringing Avelo to 11 nonstop routes from the city's airport; Las Vegas grows to six flights a week.
The McKinney Arts Commission recommends full awards for eight groups and smaller ones for the Art Club of McKinney and a choral ensemble. Council considers the package Oct. 20.
Christian Parker’s new vantage point is a reasonable adjustment after Dallas’ defensive start. The fair test is whether the Cowboys turn it into fewer missed tackles and explosive plays.
Crossland Construction's price for site work and drilled piers at the Russell A. Steindam Courts Building on Bloomdale Road would start the job Nov. 5, with completion set for January 2029.
The Project Outreach program supports single arts projects and requires matching funding. First-time applicants have a lower award cap.
Dallas outscored Houston in every quarter, including a 37-30 fourth, to win 132-115 in a preseason game Sunday at Venetian Arena in Macao.
Collin College will receive $346,697 in state Jobs and Education for Texans money to buy welding equipment and train 120 welders, part of more than $20 million in grants announced Oct. 12.
Dallas closed with a 37-30 fourth quarter and defeated Houston 132-115 Sunday. Marcus Smart scored 20 points for the Rockets, while Kyrie Irving led the Mavericks with 17.
Utah used a 31-point third quarter to create separation and defeated San Antonio 119-109 in a preseason game Monday at the Delta Center. Ja'Kobi Gillespie scored 25 for the Spurs.
McKinney is starting with 89% humidity and a 73F dew point. Temperatures may reach 90F today and 92F tomorrow, with a slight chance of showers tomorrow afternoon.
The Taiwanese power-electronics maker disclosed Friday that its U.S. subsidiary hired Rogers-O'Brien Construction to build the factory, moving its planned $919 million North American headquarters and manufacturing campus toward construction.
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.
McKinney is at 86 degrees this afternoon, feeling like 89, with partly cloudy skies. Today’s high should reach 90, with little to no rain expected through this evening.
A state filing lists a $3 million, 14,600-square-foot Lightbridge Academy in west McKinney, with work scheduled from Oct. 15 to Aug. 1, 2027. The chain already lists Texas centers in Fate, Flower Mound and Fort Worth.
McKinney starts at 73°F under clear skies, with a mostly sunny day ahead and little to no rain expected. Tomorrow should be warmer, reaching near 93°F.
The private club's nine-hole No. 1 course reopened to members Oct. 3 after a redesign by Lanny Wadkins and Kurt Bowman, and carts will stay on paths likely through spring while new turf takes hold.
Jamal Roberts ran for 222 yards and two touchdowns, including a 54-yard fourth-quarter score, as Missouri defeated Texas A&M 27-6 on Saturday.
Houston used a 38-point second quarter and held off Dallas in the final period to beat the Mavericks 135-117 Friday at Venetian Arena.
Houston opened with a 9-0 burst and stretched its lead through the second quarter as Tari Eason scored 20 points in a 135-117 victory over Dallas.
Fright at the Museum, for ages 21 and up, is Oct. 16 and Halloween at the Heard is Oct. 17, both 6 to 10 p.m.; the McKinney museum closes at 3 p.m. both days, and tickets will not be sold at the door once gone.
A $1 million state filing describes a first-time build-out of a grocery store and restaurant at 4058 W. University Drive, with construction scheduled to start Thursday, Oct. 15.
Texas Youth Ballet holds a masked fundraiser at Church Street Auditorium Sunday night as Tupps shows a free movie on its lawn, and the free Rooted & Revealed exhibit at The Cove wraps up that afternoon.
Local artisans set up inside the historic McKinney Cotton Mill from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, while Landon Winery leads a ticketed art and wine walk around downtown that benefits MillHouse McKinney.
Atlanta trailed by 19 after one quarter but used a 13-0 run late in the fourth to beat San Antonio in a preseason game Thursday at Frost Bank Center.
Tampa Bay's rushing attack, led by Bucky Irving, overcame a slow start to defeat Dallas 24-16 at AT&T Stadium on Thursday.
Davis Rowlett Station, a 368-unit first phase of a planned mixed-use redevelopment of the Globe Life campus, asks McKinney planners on Oct. 13 to allow a metal fence and shrubs instead of a required masonry wall.
Fill used to raise the field at 402 E. Louisiana St. left part of the brewery's 6-foot screening wall too short, and staff says shrubs are not an adequate substitute; the planning commission takes it up Oct. 13.
The McKinney Housing Finance Corporation meets Friday on applications tied to the Torrington Terry Apartments and Forest View Senior Living, plus a tougher scorecard for tax-exempt rental deals.
