“This Is About We”: Bill Cox and Ernest Lynch Sworn In as McKinney’s New Leaders
Bill Cox and Ernest Lynch officially took office in McKinney on June 17, 2025. Outgoing Mayor George Fuller called the ...
Rep. Keith Self Town Hall: Medicaid Cuts, Gun Control Pushback, and 2026 Re-Election Announcement
At his June 2025 town hall in Fairview, Rep. Keith Self announced his 2026 re-election bid, defended controversial Medicaid cuts, ...
“No Kings”: Over 3,000 Protesters Fill McKinney Streets in Peaceful Show of Defiance
More than 2,000 protesters gathered in McKinney on June 14 for the “No Kings” rally, a peaceful but passionate demonstration ...
‘No Kings’ Protest Planned in McKinney Amid Statewide Security Surge
Hundreds are expected to gather in McKinney this Saturday for a “No Kings” protest—part of a nationwide call to defend ...
More Than a Win: McKinney’s Election Was a Showcase of Civic Grace
After a hard-fought runoff, McKinney’s election wasn’t just about who won — it was a reflection of civic strength, neighborly ...
Endorsements, Turnout, and the Real Winners in McKinney’s Runoff
Endorsements, early turnout, and big expectations collided in McKinney’s June 7 runoff—and the results told us more than just who ...
Marching to Pasadena: Allen High School Band’s Journey to the Rose Parade
Allen High School’s award-winning band is headed to the 2025 Rose Parade in Pasadena. Here’s how this honor came to ...
After Colorado Attack, Collin County’s Jewish Community Confronts a Rising Threat
The June 1 attack at a pro-Israel rally in Colorado has left Jewish communities across the country on edge—including right ...
McKinney Runoff: Early Voting Surges — Now All Eyes on Saturday
Early voting is down, but the stakes are higher than ever in McKinney’s June 7 runoff. With tight margins in ...
Texas SB 13 Could Reshape School Libraries in 2025
Senate Bill 13 could overhaul how Texas school libraries operate, from book reviews to parental oversight. Here's what it means ...
