Plano

Texas DPS says a state trooper acted selflessly and acted quickly to save a driver from a burning vehicle that crashed earlier this month on the Dallas North Tollway in Plano.

For the first time in 30 years, crime rates in Plano have significantly decreased, police say.

NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and the North Texas Food Bank want to see you at the 25th North Texas Food Bank Empty Bowls fundraiser on Thursday, February 27, at the Perot Family Campus in Plano.

As immigration policies shift, Plano’s day laborers express concerns about deportation and job security while remaining hopeful for new opportunities. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera takes a closer look at the challenges and resilience of these workers.

A North Texas band is among the nearly 40 participants selected to march in the Presidential Inaugural Parade on Monday.

Alongside acts like Carrie Underwood and Lee Greenwood, a North Texas band is gearing up to take the stage at President-elect Trump’s inauguration.

NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil shows us a sledding hot spot at Hoblitzelle Park in Plano. 

While TxDOT and NTTA focus on freeways, local public works crews, like those in Plano, are treating city streets for icy conditions.

With a possible winter storm looming, Plano’s Public Works Department is working around the clock to prepare city streets.

Plano police arrested a 49-year-old woman Thursday in connection to a Dec. 10 hit-and-run that injured a child.

After Plano police announced they identified the suspect on Friday, backlash erupted on social media over not naming the woman. The Plano Police Department responded to the backlash on X, where they replied “just because she is sorry doesn’t mean her actions don’t have felony consequences.”

Police arrested a suspect in a abduction and sexual assault case from 1991 and a similar crime in 1999.

Nichols Ray Carney was arrested after evidence connected him to a 1991 abduction and sexual assault case and a similar case in 1999. 

The woman admitted to her involvement in an interview with police, officials say. She expressed “deep regret” for not stopping and ensuring the child’s safety, according to police.

A suspect has been identified and admitted to the hit-and-run of a Plano child, police say.

These devices look real but steal your credit card details. Meredith Yeomans reveals where scammers are hiding them.

Plano police say they discovered a skimming device in a place where you don’t typically hear about them– the grocery store.

A bizarre set of circumstances has left a Plano family cleaning up piles of debris and police searching for a hit-and-run driver delivering food to the wrong address.

A Plano family is spending Christmas cautiously walking in and out of their home. The front of it, was nearly destroyed in a crash where the driver took off. Maria Guerrero has the strange set of circumstances that reportedly led to their misfortune.

Plano Police are searching for the person who slammed their vehicle into a child and drove away without stopping. It happened around 8:15 Tuesday morning in a residential area at the corner of Wilson and Westridge Drive.