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‘Jane Doe' identified after 20 years; Effort to solve more Collin County cases underway
A partnership between the Collin County Medical Examiner’s Office and a forensic lab near Houston aims to reunite families with unidentified bodies.
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‘Unidentified Project' brings end to Collin County mystery
There is closure in the years’ long effort to identify a woman hit and killed walking in Melissa. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero explains the Collin County Medical Examiner’s Office efforts to use DNA put names to unclaimed bodies.
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Police chief unveils new headquarters for ‘booming' Celina; talks growth, crime, mental health
The Celina Police Department invited reporters to tour the city’s new state-of-the-art police headquarters, designed to expand right along with a community growing at a record pace.
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Celina Police Department unveils new state-of-the-art headquarters
To the booming community of Celina that straddles both Collin and Denton counties. The city’s police force is also keeping up with growth, unveiling its new police headquarters on Monday. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero takes us inside.
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Plano resident wins $1.25 million playing Texas Two Step
A Plano resident won $1.25 million playing Texas Two Step, a draw game from the Texas Lottery.
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AMBER Alert discontinued for 13-year-old Princeton girl
The Texas Department of Public Safety says an AMBER Alert for a 13-year-old Princeton girl who was last seen early Saturday morning has been discontinued.
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4 killed in Anna multi-vehicle crash
Anna Police are investigating what caused a multi-vehicle crash on Northbound US 75 that left four dead.
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Four dead in multi-vehicle crash in Anna
Anna police and fire departments are on the scene of a major multi-vehicle crash that killed four Friday afternoon.
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Police officer and suspect hurt in early morning shooting in Princeton
A police officer and a suspect in Collin County are injured after a shooting incident early Thursday morning.
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Police officer, suspect injured in early morning shooting in Princeton
A police officer in the Collin County city of Princeton is injured after a shooting incident early Thursday morning, police said.
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Plan to fix abandoned luxury apartment project moves forward in Princeton
A housing development in Collin County has been left to the elements since last year when construction stopped abruptly, leading to concerns from residents about safety in the area and the site’s appearance.
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Fiery dispute over unfinished apartments in Princeton
City leaders have chosen a potential solution for the abandoned Princeton Luxury Apartments. The apartments, which have been under development for seven years but were left unfinished and abandoned last year, caused community outcry. Keenan Willard from NBC 5 shows us the plan leaders hope will resolve the issue.
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Texas woman relives moment of shark attack at South Padre Island
A Celina woman is finally back home more than a month and a half after a shark attacked her in South Padre. She sat down to share her story with NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards.
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South Padre shark attack survivor returns home to Celina
A North Texas woman who survived a shark attack on South Padre Island is sharing her story as she continues to recover from her injuries.
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Princeton community encouraged to attend meeting over fate of dilapidated luxury apartment complex
A public housing hearing between the city and those involved with the project will determine the fate of the ‘Princeton Luxury Apartments’
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City of Princeton holds meeting over luxury apartment project
Construction on the complex stopped because developers ran out of money. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us more.
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Meals on Wheels needs volunteers in rural areas where seniors risk hunger in dangerous heat
Meals on Wheels Collin County combats hunger and isolation; volunteers also ensure the safety of their senior citizens and disabled clients from the dangerous summer heat.
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Meals on Wheels program assist seniors amid extreme heat
This summer’s brutal heat has taken the life of a 79-year-old Dallas woman, and there’s concern about other seniors as we wait for relief. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero shows us how a Collins County non-profit is trying to keep up with the growing need.
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Union seeks answers after UPS driver crashes in North Texas
A UPS driver crashed into a tree in McKinney. The union representing drivers says the heat was to blame. Now that the driver is recovering, it’s looking for answers and will meet with UPS management. NBC 5’s David Goins has the update.
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UPS driver faints and crashes due to heat, labor union alleges
Shipping company United Parcel Services (UPS) is investigating after labor union workers claimed a delivery driver passed out at the wheel in North Texas and crashed due to heat exhaustion.