Michael Morgan+FollowPlano’s dining scene just leveled upJ. Alexander’s is making its North Texas debut in Plano, bringing wood-fired American classics and a seriously tempting menu to Dallas Parkway. The grand opening isn’t just about food—it’s also about giving back, with a donation to the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County. From prime rib and hand-cut steaks to creative cocktails, this spot aims to become a new local favorite. With another location already planned for Prosper, it looks like this is just the start. Who’s excited to try it out, and what dish are you eyeing first? #Food #PlanoEats #NorthTexas10Share
Samantha Welch+FollowDallas home prices dip, listings surgeNorth Texas homeowners are seeing a real shift: home prices in places like Collin County have dropped over 14% from last year, and there are way more houses for sale than we've seen in ages. It’s not quite a buyer’s market yet, but the days of bidding wars and sky-high prices are fading. Mortgage rates are still high, but if they dip below 6%, we could see more buyers jumping back in. Does this feel like a healthy reset, or are you worried about what’s next for our neighborhoods? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #NorthTexas00Share
Jordan Williams+FollowTarget’s big North Texas expansion: What it meansFour new Target stores are about to pop up across North Texas, and that’s bound to shake up shopping routines for a lot of us. With new locations in Dallas, Forney, Fort Worth, and Little Elm, more neighborhoods will have easier access to Target’s deals and essentials. This could mean shorter drives, less crowded aisles, and maybe even new job opportunities. It’s interesting to see Target betting big on our area—do you think this will change where you shop, or is it just more of the same? Let’s talk about what this means for our communities! #Business #LocalBusiness #NorthTexas00Share
jeffreyhester+FollowTwo $1M lottery wins light up North TexasNorth Texas just got a little luckier—two locals each scored $1 million from separate lottery games! One winner picked up a scratch-off ticket at Deer Run Food Mart in Lewisville, while the other hit big on Powerball at Sam Beer Grill Grocery in Dallas. Both chose to stay anonymous, but their stories are already sparking dreams across the community. With odds like these, it’s wild to think someone’s ordinary day could turn into a million-dollar moment. Would you keep your win a secret or share the excitement? Let’s hear your take! #News #NorthTexas #LotteryWin00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowNorth Texas loses its cupcake ATMsSprinkles Cupcakes, the bakery that made grabbing a cupcake as easy as using an ATM, has closed all its U.S. locations—including every spot in North Texas. For anyone who loved a late-night treat or a quick sugar fix at the airport, this is a real change. The cupcake craze that once swept through Dallas and beyond is officially over, but local bakeries like Susie Cakes and Gigi’s Cupcakes are still around to satisfy your sweet tooth. How do you feel about the end of Sprinkles? Are cupcake ATMs something you’ll miss, or was it just a passing trend? #Food #NorthTexas #SprinklesCupcakes00Share
phughes+FollowNeal Brown brings more WVU talent to North TexasNorth Texas fans, get ready—another former West Virginia Mountaineer is joining the Mean Green! Defensive back Jason Cross Jr. is following ex-WVU coach Neal Brown to Denton, making him the second Mountaineer to transfer this cycle after running back Jahiem White. Cross, who never saw the field at WVU due to a crowded, senior-heavy secondary, now has a fresh start and three years of eligibility ahead. With more West Virginia players still in the portal, it looks like the Denton roster could see even more familiar faces soon. How do you feel about building a team with so many transfer connections? #Sports #Football #NorthTexas00Share
Amy Williams+FollowChad Scott joins North Texas for a fresh startChad Scott, who coached Texas running backs last season, is making a big move to North Texas, reuniting with head coach Neal Brown. Their history together at West Virginia led to some impressive running back talent, so fans in Denton are hoping for a similar turnaround. With star rusher Caleb Hawkins gone, Scott faces the challenge of rebuilding the Mean Green’s backfield almost from scratch. Makenzie McGill II remains a bright spot, but the real question is: can Scott and Brown spark a new era for North Texas football? What do you think about this coaching shakeup? #Sports #Football #NorthTexas00Share
Joseph Bradley+FollowNorth Texas winter allergies hit hard—here’s reliefCedar pollen is blanketing North Texas, making this winter feel more like allergy season than ever. Folks across Dallas are sneezing, coughing, and reaching for tissues thanks to the unusually warm weather kicking pollen counts into overdrive. Local doctors say simple steps like using saline rinses, swapping out air filters, and picking up over-the-counter nasal sprays can make a real difference. Anyone else noticing allergies getting worse this year? Share what’s working for you or if you’ve found any tricks to keep the sniffles at bay! #Health #BodyHealth #NorthTexas00Share
phughes+FollowNorth Texas stuns SDSU in New Mexico BowlWhat a finish for North Texas! The Mean Green capped off a record-breaking 12-2 season with a nail-biting 49-47 win over San Diego State in the New Mexico Bowl. Drew Mestemaker threw for 253 yards and three touchdowns, while Caleb Hawkins powered through with 193 rushing yards and two scores. This game had everything—huge plays, lead changes, and heart-stopping moments. For UNT fans, this is one for the history books. How do you feel about this season’s turnaround and the way UNT closed it out? Let’s hear your thoughts on the game and what’s next for the Mean Green! #Sports #Football #NorthTexas00Share
phughes+FollowNorth Texas football faces bowl game shakeupEric Morris won’t be on the sidelines for North Texas in the New Mexico Bowl—he’s already started his new gig at Oklahoma State. After leading the Mean Green to one of their best seasons ever, Morris and the university agreed he should focus on rebuilding the Cowboys after a tough stretch in Stillwater. Stepping in as interim head coach is Drew Svoboda, who knows the team inside and out. With so much change, fans are left wondering: how will the Mean Green respond against San Diego State? Let’s hear your thoughts—will this transition fire up the team or throw them off? #Sports #Football #NorthTexas00Share
