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The Garland schools' administration recommended at last week's school board work session that the district end its GED program to save money.
A Plano woman who was supposed to protect animals from cruelty has now been sentenced for letting her own puppy starve to death at her apartment near West Parker and Independence Parkway.
'Dallas' stars in talks for update
Larry Hagman attends the 30th Anniversary Reunion of the TV show 'Dallas' at South Fork Ranch on November 8, 2008 in Parker, Texas.
PISD Debates Redistricting Around Economy
It's a bit of role reversal in the Plano Independent School District -- the adults have a lot of homework to do.
Plano school boundary zone debate highlights question of fostering...
A debate over school attendance zone changes in Plano is highlighting the struggle between fostering diversity and allowing children to attend their neighborhood schools.
New chief selected for Lufkin Fire Department
After a lengthy search for a new fire chief, the city has chosen someone to head up the Lufkin Fire Department.
'Scarecrow Bandits' ruthlessly robbed 21 banks, prosecutors say
While federal prosecutors portrayed the Scarecrow Bandits as ruthless bank robbers during closing arguments, defense lawyers took the unusual argument that their clients are simply dopers and drug dealers.
U.S. signs U.N. disabilities pact, in change of course
The United States signed a U.N. convention on Thursday aimed at ensuring equal rights for the world's 650 million disabled people, a pact that the former Bush administration refused to endorse.
Plano/Murphy: Tea Party groups meet to discuss freedoms
At America's Tea Party hosted at Southfork Ranch in Parker, thousands of people tired of taxation endured the triple-digit Texas heat to make their voices heard during one of the nation's largest Taxed Enough Already protests.
Howdy folks, this is your good news reporter. This weekend, in America, thousands upon thousands of folks from coast to coast and border to border gathered to say a loud "No!" to Obama and the left.
Dallas Tea Party Lures Thousands to Southfork Ranch
It was billed to the be the largest Tea Party in the nation and the Dallas Tea Party did not disappoint.
Dallas Tea Party has announced a July Fourth event at Southfork Ranch in Parker.
Texas Water Safari racers take on high heat, low flows
Texas Water Safari President Allen Spelce calls it the world's toughest canoe race.
Plano blog: Horses survive barn collapse
Theodore Kim covers the city of Plano and Matthew Haag covers Plano schools. The community is encouraged to contribute by joining the conversation on this blog.
5 generations team up for Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Plano
The Race for the Cure is a family affair. And no one understands that better than the five generations of the Waller family.
Stiles Farm Field Day scheduled June 16
Pasture management and weed control plus discussions on water utilization in cropping systems will highlight the 46th annual Stiles Farm Field Day scheduled June 16.
Troopers to be out in force for Memorial Day weekend
As many people hit the road for the Memorial Day weekend, Texas Department of Public Safety troopers are urging drivers to be careful.
Judge's orders put Collin County man in Catch-22
It was no accident that Douglas Maupin spent 83 days in jail after being arrested on a 6-year-old warrant for failure to appear for jury duty.