Princeton residents may see a reduction in their monthly sewer bills following a return to winter quarter averaging (WQA) of water consumption. WQA was adopted in April 2023, never implemented and then repealed in September 2024.  Last year, the city refunded...

As part of Human Trafficking Prevention Month, the Poiema Foundation is hosting a Training Summit on Jan. 17 designed to help participants better understand what human trafficking looks like, how vulnerability is created and how community members can be part of...

Sewer bills for residents within the city limits will now be calculated on the amount of water they use from December through February. After months of discussion, and $1 million in refunds, the Princeton City Council voted Monday, Jan. 12, to restore Winter Quarter...

Houston-based Avelo Airlines, which plans to begin passenger service at McKinney National Airport later this year, reportedly has abandoned its chartered deportation flights for ICE. According to CNBC, Avelo CEO Andrew Levy sent a Jan. 6 email to employees saying, “We...

The owners of the Ironwood at Princeton apartment complex, formerly known as the Princeton Luxury Apartments, are seeking amendments to the Planned Development (PD) governing the long-delayed multifamily project, with the City Council to hold a public hearing Monday,...

Real estate research shows Collin County has the state’s highest share of low-income households spending more than one-third of their income on rent. John Kanelis/Princeton Herald Texas is experiencing a significant decline in rental affordability, worsening faster...

More than 30 new Texas laws took effect Jan. 1, ranging from immigration enforcement to evicting squatters, regulating technology, providing tax breaks and improving the state’s water infrastructure. About 800 other new laws passed this year by the Legislature took...