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Plano can't grow much more — and that could strain the city budget
Plano's running out of room to grow — and that could hurt the city's budget. The Plano city manager, Mark Israelson, recommended a lean budget for the upcoming fiscal year, with no funding for new services or raises for city staff that don't work in public safety. There is a one-time $1,000 payment in Dec. for all employees, including public safety, in the proposed budget.
‘Now they know about Abilene’: DCOA president returns from economic development mission in Asia
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC)- Development Corporation of Abilene CEO & President Misty Mayo recently returned to the States. Mayo is one of 28 delegates chosen to join Texas Governor Greg Abbott on a three-country economic development mission in Asia. While on the trip, she was able to make professional connections with hundreds of potential business partners […]
Tell Me Something Good: The Owen Foundation helps kids score a good time
If you have some good news to share with us, send us an email at goodnews@kxii.com. We want to hear about events, accomplishments, anniversaries, or even just something that made you smile!. Also, remember to tag us when you see good things going on using the hashtag #goodnews12. We love...
Concerns Growing Over Cocaine Sharks Appearing In Texas Waters
New data has revealed sharks near the coast of Brazil has been found to have cocaine in their systems. Some in Texas are now concerned that cocaine sharks could appear in the state. Here's what is known at the time of writing. Cocaine Sharks Possible In The State Of Texas?
Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado Brace for Intense Heat Wave
Tulsa, OK – The south-central Plains are set to experience dangerously high temperatures during the first week of August, according to the Climate Prediction Center. The forecast indicates a high risk of excessive heat, with maximum air temperatures ranging from 100 to 105 degrees Fahrenheit. Heat index values could surpass 110 degrees, posing significant health risks to residents in Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, and Colorado.
Denison man arrested, accused of stealing from store
DENISON, Texas (KXII) - A Denison man was arrested and charged with theft Wednesday. According to Denison Police, an employee from a store on the 1400 block of South Austin reported that Justin Buck, 25, stole from the store before returning and stealing again. Police found and arrested Buck.
The city of Sherman expands downtown sewer system improvement
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - The City of Sherman is expanding a project to improve the downtown sewer system. The city began the first portion of the project in April after decades of issues. Recently, the Sherman City Council approved a $264,000 change order to add hundreds of feet of water...
Newborn Found In Texas Dumpster, Another Abandoned In Vehicle
In a heart-wrenching discovery, a newborn baby boy was found abandoned in a dumpster behind an apartment complex in southwest Houston on Sunday. The incident has shocked the local community and drawn attention to the importance of Texas' Safe Haven law. The Rescue. The rescue unfolded around 2 p.m. when...
Talk of the Town: Bonham Community Pet Supply Drive
BONHAM, Texas (KXII) - All week long, the City of Bonham Animal Shelter, Bonham Chrysler and the Credit Union of Texas have been collecting your donations to “Fill the Fiat” for the local animal shelter. To wrap up the week, there will be a free, community wide lunch...
Cowboys Get Massive Injury News on Key Young Players as Camp Begins
After a disappointing offseason, the Dallas Cowboys are set to open training camp on Thursday in Oxnard, California, with rookies and veterans reporting. There are a lot of storylines surrounding the Cowboys, which is never a good sign to start a new season. However, we know Dallas will never shy away from the limelight, so it will be interesting to see how things develop over the next few weeks.
Sherman Piggly Wiggly set to close
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - The Piggly Wiggly in Sherman is set to close its doors after less than six months in business. The Texoma Parkway location will close at the end of July, and the store is offering 50% off store wide through the end of the month. The location...
Texas deaths from Hurricane Beryl climb to at least 36, including more who lost power in heat
HOUSTON (AP) — The number of Texas deaths after Hurricane Beryl came ashore and knocked out power to millions of residents climbed to at least 36 on Thursday as officials confirmed more people who died in homes that were left without air conditioning during sweltering heat. The medical examiner’s office in Fort Bend County confirmed nine more deaths, including four that were at least partially attributed to hyperthermia, or when a person’s body temperature rises far above normal. At least a dozen other residents in the Houston area also died from complications due to the heat and losing power, according...
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