Abbott’s Frozen Custard closes McKinney shop
Abbott’s Frozen Custard closed the McKinney shop in December. (Shelbie Hamilton/Community Impact) Abbott’s Frozen Custard served its last scoop of custard in December, onsite signage states at the McKinney shop. The frozen treat franchise sold a variety of frozen custard flavors, sundaes, splits, milkshakes and more....
Richardson Lunchtime Pho Spot Shutters Without A Word
Pho Dangki Fusion, a small Vietnamese restaurant that had built up a regular lunchtime following, has quietly shut down its Richardson location. The neighborhood spot was best known for its pho and vermicelli bowls. As reported by Community Impact, the shop, which also served pork chops, spring rolls and vermicelli...
Southwest Market soars to new heights
“We hit it out of the park this year,” Kisner, co-founder and managing partner of Market Maker Events, the producer of the Southwest Flooring Market, told FCNews. Ninety minutes into day one and the Southwest Flooring Market had already surpassed the previous year’s attendance figures. What a difference a year makes....
What is “puffing”? The $500 fine tied to warming up your car
"Puffing," leaving your car running and unattended to warm up, is illegal under Texas law and can lead to fines of up to $500.
Death Row Inmate Executed For A Crime He Didn’t Commit—Proven Innocent 70 Years Later
Dallas County officials have posthumously declared Tommy Lee Walker innocent, more than 70 years after the state of Texas executed him in the electric chair. Walker was just 19 years old when he was arrested in 1954 for the rape and murder of Venice Lorraine Parker, a white store clerk killed while waiting for a […]
‘I ain’t trying to die’ | Fair Park shelter fills as cold snap endangers...
DALLAS — An emergency shelter opened at Fair Park on Friday afternoon and quickly filled as cold, wet weather pushed hundreds of unhoused residents indoors. The shelter opened at 4 p.m. inside the Fair Park Automobile Building, where city officials and nonprofit partners set up about 1,200 cots. Officials said they...
Husker wrestler AJ Ferrari criminally indicted on felony charge in Texas
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Husker wrestler AJ Ferrari has been criminally indicted on a third-degree felony charge in Texas. Collin County, Texas court records show that Ferrari was indicted on Jan. 15 for allegedly using a vehicle to evade arrest. He is scheduled to make his first court appearance in...
9 Texas All-You-Can-Eat Spots Locals Still Trust in 2026
Texas knows how to do big portions, and all-you-can-eat dining takes that philosophy to a whole new level. From smoky barbecue joints to sizzling Brazilian steakhouses and bustling buffets brimming with international flavors, the Lone Star State offers endless plates for endless appetites. These aren’t just places to...
Frisco’s Growth Is Fueling a Surge in Residential Pest Activity
Frisco has become one of North Texas’s fastest-growing cities, drawing new residents with its schools, job opportunities, and expanding neighborhoods. New subdivisions seem to appear overnight, along with shopping centers, roads, and office spaces that reshape the landscape year after year. While this growth brings...
McKinney hospital activates weather emergency mode ahead of winter storm
Medical City McKinney has implemented its inclement weather plan, ensuring their doors remain open and running smoothly, especially because winter storms lead to an uptick in weather-related emergencies. “No matter rain or shine or snow, we want to make sure that we show up for our patients and our staff,...

















