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Fire and police departments in Princeton responded to a structure fire at a residence on Winding Meadow Trail on Friday.
Princeton police have arrested four individuals on capital murder charges related to the September death of Kelli Underwood.
City of Princeton officials stated that two independent reviews found no unauthorized access to municipal systems, though a third forensic review is underway.
The 2026 North Texas Giving Day campaign collected more than $76 million for nonprofits from 94,700 donors.
Project Nexus is examining how electric aircraft could eventually support passenger travel in North Texas.
Lyft will cut the cost of eligible rides and micromobility trips to North Texas polling locations by half on Nov. 3.
Dallas-Fort Worth has equaled its prior annual record for industrial leases of at least 1 million square feet before the final quarter.
A failure at an FAA air traffic control center in Philadelphia led to hundreds of cancellations at DFW and disruptions at Dallas Love Field.
City authorities are currently assessing whether unauthorized parties accessed or altered data within municipal systems.
The City of Princeton is investigating unauthorized system access while the City Council approved tax rates and a budget hearing date.
The Princeton City Council voted 5-1 to stop using Automated License Plate Readers, returning a dozen units to vendors.
The City of Princeton has entered into a five-year agreement to add three ambulances to its fleet.
The Princeton City Council has scheduled separate public hearings for September 21 and 28 to address the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and the associated property tax rate.
The North Texas community in Collin County has been identified as the most rapidly expanding city in the nation.
The City of Princeton has opened a search for a new city manager to lead the community through a period of significant expansion and development.
MaryAnn "Candy" Copeland, a Princeton resident and longtime Princeton High School employee who died Sept. 7, is survived by her husband of 49 years and five children.
