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NEWS UPDATE
Officials from the FBI, Plano Police Department and other agencies announced Wednesday the breakup of a sophisticated prostitution ring with locations in Plano, Dallas and Hurst.
The ring operated out of multiple massage parlors, as well as at least one private residence, said John Bales, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Texas. Bales said Operation Flaming Dragon lasted more than 2 1/2 years, a time period that was necessary because of the complexity of the ring, which allegedly included bringing in women from multiple states.
- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 5:42 PM CDT
Local boy helps grief support group following brother's deathMan found dead at McKinney apartment (updated 5:55 p.m.)The King has risen: Tribute artist brings a dose of Elvis to MetroplexLive and Local: Shelby Cobra enthusiasts prepare for Plano showIdeas in motion: Local choreographer takes her show to BroadwayKeeping WNV at bay: Plano continues education efforts to lower mosquito numbersNTTA offers grace period to toll violatorsFrisco officials prefer CareFlite stay, want company to make decisionFrisco maintains ISO-1 fire protection rating
SPORTS UPDATE
THACKERVILLE, Okla. -- Plano East alum Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal didn't let lightning strike twice Wednesday night at WinStar World Casino.
Just four months removed from suffering just the second loss of his mixed martial arts career, the former Panther bounced back emphatically with a first-round knockout of UFC veteran Seth Petruzelli in the headline bout of Bellator 96 from Thackerville, Okla.
- Thursday, June 20, 2013 12:51 AM CDT
Repeat feat: Bobcats clinch spot at state 7-on-7 tourneyPoteet chooses defensive coordinator Groves to be next head coachShootout at the ARK Corral: Eagles lose in quarterfinals of 7-on-7 tourneyBackup plan: Lions, Leopards battle through absences in WylieThird time's a charm: Kirchner's late TD seals Plano's state tourney spotHungry like the Lady Wolves: West softball comes back strong in 2013Rolling with the punches: Loss of key player didn't deter East's latest playoff pushThe road back: Erwin brothers gearing up for 2013 seasonWEB EXCLUSIVE: Cynthia Zea resigns, Molly Pipak promoted to Plano softball head coach
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