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Holidays at the Heard is just around the corner!
NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary are thrilled to invite you to this year’s Holidays at the Heard. From 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, December 6 and 7, visit the Heard in McKinney for an enchanting nighttime walk through the woods. The Heard’s half-mile nature trail will be lit up…
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North Texas man takes down passenger who tried opening plane door mid-flight
A McKinney man helped to take down a passenger on a flight to DFW Airport after he tried to open the plane door. NBC 5’s Evan Anderson has the details.
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Man hospitalized after officer-involved shooting in McKinney
A 21-year-old man is in the hospital after McKinney police say he turned toward officers with a gun and one fired.
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McKinney girl, 12, recognized for saving choking sister's life
McKinney leaders recognized a 12-year-old girl for saving her sister’s life. They credited both quick-thinking and skills learned in a babysitting course earlier this month.
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Quick-thinking 12-year-old helps save sister's life
McKinney leaders recognized a 12-year-old girl for saving her sister’s life. They credited both quick-thinking and skills learned in a babysitting course earlier this month. She sat down with NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards.
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Man shot by McKinney police Tuesday evening
McKinney Police say an officer shot a man after a crash Tuesday evening near Amscott and Elm streets. Witnesses reported seeing a man lying on the ground after hearing the gunshots.
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McKinney Police release identities of men killed in double homicide
In a press conference on Tuesday morning, McKinney police released the identities of the two victims 17-year-old Kajarryawn Mack and a 22-year-old Lamarrya Ransem.
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Identities of 17 and 22-year-old victims killed in double homicide released by McKinney police
On Tuesday McKinney police identified two men killed in a shooting on Saturday. Two people are in custody.
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McKinney voters strike down extending term limits, changes to City Council pay
Voters in McKinney are considering four amendments to the city charter, including adjusting compensation for the mayor and members of the city council and extending term limits.
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McKinney City Council shows support for FIFA World Cup training facility
The City of McKinney wants in on the World Cup action as North Texas hosts a total of nine matches including a semi-final match.
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McKinney puts its hat in the ring for a World Cup training site
The City of McKinney wants in on the World Cup action as North Texas hosts a total of nine matches including a semi-final match. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera reports FIFA is shopping around for training sites across Dallas-Fort Worth and McKinney is in the running.
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FIFA considers McKinney site for World Cup training facility
A McKinney training facility hopes to be a training site for teams competing in the 2026 World Cup.
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McKinney prioritizes public safety in new budget, adds more fire and police positions
The city budget in McKinney nears $900 million and includes money for first responders as the city tries to keep up with population growth.
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New budget goes into effect in McKinney
A nearly $900 million budget goes into effect in McKinney on Tuesday as the city tries to keep up with the population boom. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us more.
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“Dinosaurs Live!” returns to the Heard
NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary invite you to come see “Dinosaurs Live!” The most popular exhibit at the Heard is back for its 19th year, from Saturday, August 31, 2024 to Monday, February 17, 2025.
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UPS union workers rally outside McKinney facility, demanding improved heat safety
This comes after several heat-related incidents over the summer, according to the union.
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UPS workers call for change after driver faints and crashes due to heat
Workers are gathering outside a UPS hub in McKinney to advocate for change after a driver started experiencing “heat-related” symptoms and ultimately fainted behind the wheel. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen has the details.
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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.
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Texas UPS driver passes out in extreme heat
A UPS driver passed out from extreme heat behind the wheel and crashed into trees on Highway 121 north of McKinney, according to a labor union. The driver had called UPS for help but was instructed to keep driving. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard has more.