News in McKinney, Texas
Celina looks golden down the road
No, Disney’s not coming. Neither is the tollway. And, yet, the folks wearing orange at the last stop in northern Collin County don’t expect to be lonely.Mid-America Pays $31M for Craig Ranch Property MCKINNEY, TX-Mid-America Apartment Communities Inc. has acquired Times Square at Craig Ranch out of foreclosure. The Memphis, TN-based REIT paid $31.25 million for the mixed-use property, which consists of 313 apartment units and 88,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.
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Settlement Reached in the Quest Securities Class Action and Derivative Litigation The following statement is being issued by Federman & Sherwood, The Rosen Law Firm, P.A., and John E. Barbush, P.C. regarding the Quest Securities Class Action and Derivative Litigation.
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Dinosaurs at the Houston Zoo are Not Extinct Yet Due to Overwhelming Popularity, DINOSAURS! Will Remain at the Houston Zoo By Brian Hill Houston, TX - For millions of years, dinosaurs ruled the earth. This summer, dinosaurs made a comeback at the Houston Zoo. DINOSAURS! was scheduled to go extinct and leave the Zoo on September 6. But due to overwhelming popularity, DINOSAURS! will remain at the Houston Zoo through the end of October. Take a ...
Man gets 15 years in TX family deaths Authorities say the crash data recorder indicated David Calhoun Jones was going 98 mph when he crashed into a minivan carrying Geoff and Christy Hart, their 12-year-old daughter and two foster children, ages 5 and 6. All five people in the van died.
Metairie Man Found Guilty of Killing Texas Family A Texas jury has convicted a Metairie man on five counts of manslaughter in the 2008 deaths of a Texas family headed home from church.
'Signs from God' led Texas woman to kill co-worker A Dallas woman told police she fatally shot her co-worker because she received 'signs from God'
Louisiana man guilty in deaths of Texas family A jury has convicted a Louisiana man on five counts of manslaughter in the 2008 deaths of a Texas family headed home from church.