McKinney Weekly
Weekly updates on McKinney growth and development, city council decisions, schools, and neighborhood headlines—focused on what changes mean for residents.
Recent Issues
October 14, 2026
McKinney Puts Tubs Brewery’s Screening Fight On Ice As 725 Acres Head Toward Industrial Use
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7,400 Recall Signatures And McKinney’s $334 Million Amphitheater Deal Take Center Stage
Read More →September 30, 2026
Flood Watch Hits McKinney As Downtown Relief Nears But More Road Work Is Coming
Read More →September 16, 2026
McKinney Airport Service Moves Closer As Cannon Beach Keeps Digging Ahead
Read More →September 9, 2026
McKinney Puts 803 Largent Demolition On Hold As Historic Review Rules Get Another Look
Read More →September 2, 2026
McKinney Adopts 2026-27 Budget As Baxter Well Apartments Win 540-Unit Approval
Read More →August 19, 2026
McKinney Greenlights New Board Pick Rules As 2.65 Mile Atmos Pipeline Pushes Through TOWNE Lake
Read More →August 12, 2026
McKinney Eyes 9% Water Hike As Baxter Well Apartments Advance And 620 W Virginia Lands $31,552 Tax Break
Read More →August 5, 2026
McKinney Approves Mosque Plan 7-0 At Virginia Parkway And Crutcher Crossing, Eyes $17 Million FM 1461 Takeover For North Civic Campus
Read More →July 29, 2026
McKinney Cuts 15 Event Grants, Approves $1.18 Million For Parks As $900 Million Lighten Pitch Fuels 184 Leads
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Baxter Well Apartments Annexation And Zoning Approved
Read More →Budget Gets Final Approval
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McKinney Council Holds Off On Downtown Parking Garage Site As Development Questions Remain
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McKinney Approves $5.5 Million Step In Public Safety Building Renovation
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Couch Drive Warehouse Site Plan Withdrawn After Buyer Drops Purchase
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Two McKinney Housing Rezonings Advance To City Council After Planning And Zoning Vote
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