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Temperatures in Frisco remain dangerously high this Saturday afternoon with a heat index approaching 107 degrees. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms is expected later today and tomorrow.
Keith Mitchell, a Texas A&M Hall of Fame linebacker and NFL Pro Bowler, has died at age 51. Mitchell was a cornerstone of the Aggies' 'Wrecking Crew' defense and ranks fourth in school history with 34 career sacks.
The Dallas Mavericks announced their 2026 NBA Summer League roster Friday, headlined by first-round picks Morez Johnson Jr. and Sergio De Larrea. The squad features international talent from five countries and begins play Thursday in Las Vegas.
A new mural honoring United States Men's National Team player Weston McKennie has been revealed in Little Elm, a town located approximately 7 miles west of Frisco.
The Allen City Council has authorized a $4.87 million agreement with Jim Bowman Construction to repair thousands of square yards of roadways and alleyways this year.
Dogs were a prominent feature of the activities and entertainment at the Frisco Freedom Fest held on July 4.
The Plano City Council has unanimously approved approximately $16 million to upgrade 7,000 feet of wastewater infrastructure along West Plano Parkway to address capacity issues.
A recent report on McKinney local news includes profiles of various public figures and their financial success.
Aidan Curry recorded 11 strikeouts over 5.2 innings to lead the Double-A Frisco Riders to victory over Midland, marking a significant improvement in his recent performance.
Owner Megan Fish has opened a new brick-and-mortar store in downtown Prosper, offering home decor and gifts from local makers.
Residents in Prosper and Celina face fireworks bans and adjusted municipal hours for the Fourth of July holiday.
Justyce Malone of Prosper Richland has been selected as the Newcomer of the Year award winner.
HCL Technologies announced that its Voiceops AI solution has been awarded Product of the Year at the 2026 NAB Show.
City officials outline the status of paving, trail, and infrastructure improvements across Plano.
HCLTech has signed a five-year, $1.14 billion agreement with Mercedes-Benz to manage IT procurement and digital workplace services, ending a three-year period without major deals.
A Texas Senate committee hearing put new scrutiny on broadband grant rules after lawmakers questioned whether recent changes give satellite internet providers different treatment from traditional rural broadband companies.
Allen officers conducted weeks of undercover purchases at local smoke shops to identify stores selling THC products to minors and items exceeding legal limits.
Avelo Airlines will begin operations at McKinney National Airport this fall, with specific destination details provided by the carrier.
The Frisco City Council will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026, regarding proposed amendments to Zoning Ordinance Subsection 3.02 and Subsection 7.01. The city is the applicant for Zoning Case No. ZA26-0004 and may direct staff to draft a corresponding ordinance.
Frisco City Council will consider authorizing the City Manager to execute Amendment Number One to a professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for design services on the Research Road Water Line project from the Eldorado Pump Station to Legacy Drive.
The Frisco City Council will consider awarding Request for Qualifications #2505-086 to Jeff Zischke for the design, fabrication, and installation of public art at Northwest Community Park. The council will also authorize the City Manager to execute a Professional Services...
Frisco City Council will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026, regarding a Specific Use Permit request from Diamond Towers V, LLC. The proposal involves a commercial antenna and support structure on a 0.6± acre agricultural lot. Council will consider directing staff to...
The Frisco City Council will consider directing staff to file a written notice of appeal with Development Services regarding Planning and Zoning Commission actions on site plans or plats. The appeal would follow provisions in the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances.
The Frisco City Council will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026, regarding a request to repeal Ordinance No. 2025-07-35 and rezone 2,158.6± acres as Planned Development-280.
Behavioral health organization BasePoint launched its BreakThrough program for young adults at a new McKinney facility on June 17.
McKinney City Council members will review proposed improvements to State Highway 5, including a new crossing at East Virginia Street, during a work session on July 7.
A legal challenge questions the financing of McKinney's airport expansion as commercial flights approach.
KCV Investments LLC has taken over the Allen coffee shop, pledging to maintain current offerings while planning future expansions.
AdvoCare International is operating interactive stations at Simpson Plaza in Frisco during the 2026 FIFA World Cup to engage fans with product sampling and entertainment.
Hundreds of cyclists participated in the sixth annual Soul Patrol Juneteenth Bicycle Rally in downtown McKinney, celebrating the holiday while promoting community health and fitness.
Economic development groups from Allen and McKinney have introduced a new branding campaign for the SH 121 corridor to promote regional growth and coordinate development efforts.
Local high school athletic programs are preparing for the upcoming season with discussions surrounding Allen's wrestling program and recent state tournament results.
The Allen City Council approved amendments to the land development code, a contract for an impact fee study, and set dates for the upcoming budget workshop during its June 23 meeting.
Oakland Athletics outfielder Ryan Lasko is in stable condition following spinal surgery after a collision with a teammate during a Double-A game in Frisco, Texas.
Mark Hill takes office in Frisco following a record-turnout election that drew national attention for its focus on immigration and cultural issues.
Fry and Hedges homered as the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Texas Rangers 9-4 at Progressive Field on Wednesday, improving their record to 45-42.
The McKinney ISD board adopted a 2026-27 budget projecting a nearly $6 million shortfall, while officials propose a lower property tax rate for the upcoming school year.
Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock plans to leave office at the end of July, putting the state’s chief financial office in transition after the launch of the $1 billion school voucher program.
Oakland Athletics outfielder Ryan Lasko is in stable condition following spinal surgery after a collision during a Double-A game in Frisco.
The Frisco City Council has authorized an initial agreement with Crossland Construction to begin planning a facility designed for realistic public safety drills.
A 6-3 Supreme Court ruling allows the Trump administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status, putting roughly 147,000 immigrants in Texas at risk of arrest and deportation.
UT/Texas Politics Project poll finds Paxton 43%, Talarico 42% in U.S. Senate race; 56% of Texas voters oppose data center construction as economic concerns persist.
Frisco is spending $8 million from its capital improvement program to build a local training facility for police, fire, and EMS personnel.
Texas utility regulators approved a new batch-study process for large-load interconnection requests, nearly 90% of which come from data centers, as the state confronts a 438-gigawatt queue.
The Frisco City Council has approved an initial agreement with Crossland Construction to build a nearly $8 million training facility that will replicate a small city for police and fire scenario-based exercises.
The Texas State Board of Education voted 9–4 to mandate Bible readings in K–8 public schools and approved sweeping changes to social studies standards that minimize cultural diversity.
The Dallas Stars opened their annual development camp in Frisco with 35 prospects participating in on-ice workouts and educational sessions.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas approved ERCOT's Batch Zero process on June 18, creating a new framework for managing the flood of data center and large industrial requests seeking to connect to the state power grid.
