Russian-speaking North Texas church helping get supplies for Ukrainians

A North Texas church with a large Eastern European congregation is doing what it can to help Ukrainians both in and outside of the country.

North Texas walk raises awareness for firefighters battling cancer

Over the weekend a group of firefighters and their families walked 140 miles. The four-day trek was to raise awareness for those who are battling or have lost their lives because of line of duty cancer.

Plano man recovering after nearly 200 days in hospital with COVID-19

A Plano man spent nearly 200 days in the hospital with COVID-19. As he fought to survive, his wife and four children struggled to carry on at home.

North Texas non-profit seeking help as they get Ukrainian refugees to safety

A North Texas based non-profit called ServingHIM has a large network of churches that are now working to get the refugees into safe places to live.

Rep. Van Taylor admits affair, abandons U.S. House reelection bid

A report says the mistress Van Taylor was involved with is a former jihadist who was living in North Texas and met Taylor when she wanted to get involved in helping fight Islamic extremism.

Plano ISD promotes Teresa Williams to superintendent

Plano ISD's deputy superintendent will take over as superintendent after the current superintendent retires at the end of the school year.

Allen mom arrested for attacking teens, adult at Murphy basketball tournament

Police say a mom lost it at her daughter's basketball game, punching a referee and hitting and kicking seventh-grade girls on the team her daughter just played. It all took place after a middle school basketball game.

WWII Army veteran surprised for 101st birthday celebration

James William Niederer was surprised with an Army supply truck to ride in, along with a convoy of other vehicles.

Restaurants facing shortage of plastic cups

Many national quick-service restaurants, and even Starbucks, are facing a shortage of plastic cups.

Plano dad beats COVID-19 after 197 days in the hospital

Josh Welch caught COVID-19 in July. After more than seven months in the hospital, he's finally back home with his family.

North Texas thaws, cleanup continues after winter storm

The ice has mostly melted across North Texas but the cleanup from last week’s winter storm is not done. The city of Plano says its crews have already removed more than 250 fallen trees and branches.

North Texans take advantage of snow day to enjoy some of the winter weather

Much of the anxiety about this winter storm went away for many North Texans Thursday morning, especially for children taking advantage of the snow day.

Plano ISD superintendent is the latest to announce retirement

The trend of North Texas superintendents retiring continues. Plano ISD Superintendent Sara Bonser is the latest to announce plans to step down.

Plano leaders approve mixed-use development for Haggard farmland

A sharply divided Plano city council approved a huge new mixed-use development on what is now farmland owned by the pioneering Haggard family.

Plano church's expansion plan temporarily paused by city zoning board

Representatives from St. Andrews United Methodist Church fielded several questions from the planning and zoning commission. The board ultimately decided to delay the zoning vote for another two weeks.

Plano residents upset with church's plan for new chapel

Under its current plan, St. Andrew United Methodist Church‘s new chapel will back right up to homes in Stone Lake Estates off Plano Parkway and Parkwood Boulevard. Neighbors believe it’ll negatively affect property values.