McKinney residents have launched a recall effort against the mayor and three council members following the approval of a mosque, citing broader concerns about city leadership and spending.
VanTrust Real Estate has begun construction on 121 Commerce Park, a 512,000-square-foot industrial development in McKinney, with plans to expand to over 760,000 square feet, supporting the city's growing industrial sector near McKinney Nati
A recall petition has been filed to remove McKinney Mayor Bill Cox and City Council members Justin Beller, Geré Feltus, and Ernest Lynch. The petition requires 5,805 signatures by Sept. 26 to trigger a recall election.
McKinney ISD voters will decide on a $500 million bond in November to fund teacher pay, student programs, safety upgrades, and new school facilities while keeping the tax rate lower than last year.
VanTrust Real Estate has begun construction on 121 Commerce Park in McKinney, featuring over 512,000 sq ft of industrial space with plans to expand further. Completion of phase one is expected by mid-2027.
Collin County voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to approve an $817.5 million bond to fund roads, public safety, parks, and election facilities amid rapid population growth.
Collin County voters will decide in November on an $817.5 million bond to fund parks, roads, a new elections building, and courthouse and jail expansions to support rapid population growth.
McKinney ISD held a districtwide event to prepare teachers for the upcoming school year, focusing on training and community building.
McKinney proposes an $880M budget for FY 2026-27 with a 1.4% property tax rate increase, funding public safety, public works, and 32 new city positions. A public input meeting is set for Aug. 18 before council votes in September.
Collin College is asking voters to approve a $600 million bond in November to support its Destination 2030 plan, with no expected increase in the tax rate if passed.
Jerri Kay Talley, a beloved McKinney educator and Sherman native, passed away July 19, 2026. A memorial service will be held August 28 at Grand Avenue Presbyterian Church in Sherman.
Frisco and McKinney have launched the 2026 North Texas Connected Innovation Pitch Competition, inviting startups to develop solutions for city challenges in infrastructure, transportation, and the environment.
McKinney City Council consists of seven members, including the mayor and six council members representing districts and at-large seats, each serving four-year terms.
McKinney City Council approved the site plan for a new mosque after over 100 public comments, addressing concerns about traffic, parking, and neighborhood impact. The mosque will be built on a 5.6-acre site with three buildings.
McKinney is experiencing a surge in industrial development with over $1.1 billion in investment approved across multiple projects, signaling strong economic growth in the area.