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Plano denies Oncor’s request to raise rates as council questions company about February power outages The city and others are voting according to guidance from a steering committee made up of more than 140 cities in north and central Texas that Oncor serves. A water tower near High Mesa Drive in Plano.(Ashley Landis / Staff Photographer) 5:40 AM on May 26, 2021 CDT Plano City Council members voted unanimously Monday to reject a request by Oncor to raise distribution rates and also questioned a representative about the company’s response to February’s winter storms. Plano and other citie...

"It's like a white water river coming through here," described Candee Carlson. Author: Jobin Panicker Updated: 10:43 PM CDT May 18, 2021 PLANO, Texas — Candee Carlson has experienced flooding at her East Plano property before, but nothing like what she's experiencing right now. Carlson is the owner of Mill-Again Stables and she has 57 horses on her farm.  On Sunday, Plano saw 4.6 inches of rain in a relatively short span. "It's like a white water river coming through here," said Carlson. The downpour was significant enough, but when you combine that with the...

Floodwaters from Sundays storms caused thousands of dollars in damage to the Mill-Again Stables in Plano, but no people or horses were injured. Rain was...