TxDOT’s 10-year plan includes over $1 billion for new projects on U.S. 380 and nearby roads in Collin County, aiming to improve transportation in the area around Lowry Crossing.

Last day of early voting for the November 3 general election.

Early voting for the November 3 general election. Vote at any Collin County vote center. U.S. Senate, Governor, state legislature, and local races. First day 8:00 AM–5:00 PM; hours vary by date (later days run 7 AM–7 PM). Vote at any Collin County vote center.

Princeton fought hard but fell to McKinney Boyd 22-9, with a late touchdown and key interception sealing the Panthers' fate at McKinney ISD Stadium.

General / special election day. City bond propositions and constitutional amendments may appear on the ballot. Collin County uses Vote Centers — vote at any open polling location in the county. Check collincountytx.gov/Elections for locatio

Annual Trunk or Treat hosted by the Lowry Crossing Volunteer Fire Department. Safe trick-or-treating for kids in a community setting.

Two former Plano City Council members, Shelby Williams and Julie Holmer, are running for Collin County Commissioner Precinct 4 in the November 3 election, focusing on managing growth and public services in the rapidly expanding area.

Informal meet-and-greet with City Council members. An opportunity for residents to ask questions, share concerns, and connect with local leaders.

Get to know the candidates running for Collin County Clerk in Frisco with insights from a recent Q&A session hosted by Community Impact.

Princeton's football team aims to secure a win against McKinney Boyd tonight at McKinney ISD Stadium as District 6-6A teams return from a bye week.

McKinney's Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended approval for a 32-acre townhome and commercial development north of US 380, with city council set to review annexation and zoning on October 20.

Candidates for Princeton ISD Board and City Council discussed key issues like school vouchers, student readiness, transparency, and water concerns at a League of Women Voters forum.

Collin County voters are asked to approve $817.5 million in bonds to address jail expansion, road improvements, parks, and election facilities, aiming to keep up with rapid population growth and improve county services.