Swim in City outdoor pools, start summer learning at the Library, fight the mosquito bite, put carts out a day later, get Runoff Election details and bring your dog to Bark in the Park in Plano City News.

Join our community to honor the military men and women who lost their lives serving our country. Read on...

All libraries and book drops will be closed May 26 and 27 in observance of Memorial Day. Online resources and eLibrary will be available.

May 28-June 4 Find complete details at plano.gov/elections.

Summer is almost here, and Plano Parks and Recreation is looking for energetic men and women who enjoy teaching and making a difference in their community. Read on...

Before you tear through your closet, garage or garden, follow these rules for recycling or disposing of unwanted items. Read on...

Thirteen Plano restaurants meet requirements to allow dogs on their patio. Read on...

Beginning April 1, the City of Plano asks you to water lawns and landscapes only two times a week. Read on...

As it warms up, you may see more bobcats and coyotes. Both generally look for easy access to food. Reduce the appeal of your yard by not becoming a food source: Read on...

If you’ve ever requested public records, you’ll be happy to learn the City of Plano just simplified the open records request process. Read on...

If you struggle with remembering when to place your recycling cart out for collection, we've got a new tool for you. Get reminders by text or email to your favorite device (or both). Read on...

The InsidePlano podcast isn't just for your ears anymore. Read on...

Check out our 2018 Annual Report for highlights, budgetary information and accolades, as well as information on how you can get involved in the community and love Plano.

Plano City Council members voted to appoint Mark Israelson as Plano’s new city manager. Israelson replaces City Manager Bruce Glasscock, who retired at the end of April. Read on...