Collin Springs is McKinney’s newest behavioral health facility, and it had its grand opening on March 13. Collin Springs is a 56,000 square foot facility with 72 beds for inpatient services. Read MoreChanging people’s lives: What Collin Springs hopes to bring to the McKinney community

The city of McKinney has asked residents and stakeholders to provide feedback as staff prepares for the city’s budget for Fiscal Year 2025. Participants will have the opportunity to rank budget priorities and leave comments. The feedback will be considered by staff during budget discussion.   Read MoreMcKinney News Roundup: City budget survey open, McKinney earns ‘Top Cities in Texas for Business’ designation and more updates

The May 4 McKinney bond election saw voters approve four out of five propositions.  Read More‘Commitment to progress:’ McKinney city manager reacts to passage of 4 of 5 bond propositions

Mckinney City Council members on May 7 approved authorizing the city manager to accept a grant, if awarded, to purchase a robot for the police department. Read MoreMcKinney police seek grant for robot to assist SWAT operations

The McKinney Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for NORD Gear Corporation. Read MoreMcKinney Business Briefs: NORD Gear Corporation coming soon to McKinney and more updates

A new elevated water storage tank is coming to McKinney at Stacy Road and Watters Branch Drive. This will be McKinney’s ninth water tower. Read MoreMcKinney's ninth water tower to start construction this summer

Get to know this husband-and-wife duo, Chimezie (Chi) Duru and his wife Ayeshia, the owners of Hello Boba in McKinney through this week’s community spotlight. Over the past five years the two have served numerous drinks and desserts to customers in the community. Read MoreCurating the perfect sip: Learn more about the owners of McKinney’s Hello Boba

Here are five things to do this week in McKinney. Read More5 things to do in McKinney: Music, picnic, movie and more

McKinney voters went to the polls to consider a $485.5 million bond package focused on city facilities and infrastructure. Read MoreVoters approve 4 out of 5 propositions in city of McKinney bond package

When her children were buried, so was a part of Karen Sparks. Through her faith and family, and starting a nonprofit, Sparks has been able to find her identity and purpose again, despite her circumstances. Read More‘A community of hope’: How the Great Root Movement is helping women