Frisco ISD DECA students shine at global competition
Frisco ISD DECA members brought home first-place trophies, top-three finishes and thousands of dollars in scholarships after competing against more than 23,000 students from across the globe at the International Career Development Conference in Atlanta. More than 260 Frisco ISD students qualified for the international
Hot Dallas pastry shop La Rue Doughnuts to open second location in Frisco
Nearly two years after debuting its hit flagship shop, La Rue Doughnuts is expanding with a second location in Frisco. Owned by Rowlett chefs Amy and Casey La Rue, the pastry shop is mostly known for its doughnuts — hence the name — with options such as vanilla and chocolate glaze brioche doughnuts, churro crullers and
Golf simulation business proposed on Bethany Drive in Allen
Senior Planner Matt Bechtlufft gave a presentation to the planning and zoning commission June 2. (Mary Katherine Shapiro/Community Impact) A business owner is seeking approval from the city of Allen for a zoning change request for a golf simulation business on Bethany Drive. Allen’s Planning and Zoning Commission recom
Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Frisco Where Fun is Part of the Meal
Finding a place to eat that the whole family agrees on can feel like a challenge—but Frisco has plenty of spots that make dining out with kids easier (and more enjoyable) for everyone. From restaurants with built-in entertainment to patios with room to roam and menus designed for picky eaters, these kid-friendly restau
Excavators in Texas already have damaged underground gas pipes thousands of times in 2026
Excavators in Texas have damaged pipelines more than 4,800 times since the beginning of 2026, frequently causing highly explosive gas leaks. That includes over 1,000 incidents in Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties. A KERA analysis of Railroad Commission of Texas “pipeline accident and incident reporting” data
World Cup festivities in Plano
World Cup watch parties, family-friendly festivities, shopping experiences and international invitations abound as the World Cup approaches. The World Cup is coming up soon, and with several matches taking place in Arlington, fans from around the world are coming to the Metroplex to join in on the festivities. Several
Protestor Sparks Outrage After Tearing Indian Flag Outside Frisco City Hall
Frisco, Texas, June 3, 2026: A demonstration outside Frisco City Hall drew widespread attention this week after a video showing an Indian flag being torn circulated across social media, reigniting concerns about anti-Indian rhetoric in North Texas. The gathering was organized by Carrollton resident Zul Mohamed, who des
Park Place Lexus honors Plano ISD teachers of the year with use of car,...
Elementary TOTY is Heather Marek from Miller Elementary School. Secondary TOTY is Stephanie Hirsch from Williams High School. On May 7, Plano ISD selected an elementary and secondary Teacher of the Year. Last week, these educators were honored by Park Place Lexus with the use of a new Lexus for the summer, two tickets
A Plano Mom Shares the Places That Shape Her Family’s Everyday Life
After growing up in a tiny Texas town where there wasn’t much to do, Camille Wang is grateful to be raising her two young sons in a city chock-full of kid-friendly fun, restaurants and with neighbors from all walks of life. These are her top Plano picks. The Parks...
White Castle Breaks Ground on First Texas Restaurant at Grandscape in The Colony
The countdown to cravings is officially underway. White Castle broke ground this morning on its first-ever Texas restaurant, marking a milestone more than a century in the making for America’s oldest fast-food hamburger chain. The highly anticipated location is set to open this fall at 4520 Destination Drive in Grandsc

















