Frisco TX

In an effort to support local families and bolster Rail District businesses amid Main Street reconstruction, the City of Frisco is joining forces with the Frisco Community Development Corporation (FCDC) and Frisco Family Services (FFS). Announced on November 6th, individuals who provide aid through various forms of...

Kimiya Japanese Cuisine is hiring, according to store signage. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact) Kimiya Japanese Cuisine is set to hold a soft opening Nov. 8 in McKinney, a business representative said. The restaurant will serve sushi, hibachi, ramen and homestyle Japanese dishes, according to the business’s social...

An outside investigation cleared the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office of wrongdoing in the February death of an inmate. Kimberly Phillips, 56, died on Feb. 18, 2025 , of malnutrition and dehydration while in sheriff’s custody at John Peter Smith Hospital after refusing meals over the course of multiple days. On Feb....

Considering pet adoption? Or perhaps you just enjoy all things cute and cuddly? Numerous charming pets are ready for a loving home at animal shelters situated in and near plano.

This event brings the country's best rollerbladers to Frisco Skate Park for the U.S. Roller Freestyle Championships, hosted by local pro Fritz Peitzner and his skate shop, Carriers.

In a major step toward addressing two of Collin County’s most pressing challenges, The Samaritan Inn merged with Community Lifeline Center, combining their efforts to fight food insecurity and homelessness under one umbrella. The alignment allows both organizations to better serve residents across the county by...

Officials said that homes on both sides of the fire were damaged.

In an effort to support the community ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, the Tarrant Area Foodbank has coordinated a mobile distribution event that was held yesterday at the C.H. Collins Athletic Complex in Denton, offering assistance to those in need, including individuals affected by the federal government shutdown...

When Lewisville resident Michael Schroeder suddenly went into cardiac arrest while driving home on Sept. 11, a quick-thinking nurse, fast-acting Carrollton first responders and a prepared hospital team helped save his life. After Schroeder left his office on Thursday, Sept. 11, he left not knowing his life would take...

Across the metroplex, neighbors are stepping up, turning their front yards into small food pantries to help fill the gap.