Girl Scout troop collects canned goods for Frisco food pantry
Some local Girl Scouts are helping to feed people in need.
School year comes to an end with teachers emotionally packing up students’ belongings
Teachers across North Texas are packing up their classrooms and marking the end to a very unusual school. It’s an ending they never would have imagined.
Bike shops experiencing surge in sales due to coronavirus pandemic
While many segments of the economy are struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, others are seeing a boom.
Overnight storms, wind gusts of up to 70 mph lead to tree and fence damage
It was a rough and rowdy night for weather across parts of North Texas. Some people also have a mess on their hands thanks to the strong winds.
Open Texas rally held in Frisco, as Dallas salon again opens for business despite COVID-19 order
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is expected to cut back parts of his coronavirus order on Monday.
Gov. Abbott's office holds webinar to help North Texas business owners with Payroll Protection Program
The House is expected to pass another stimulus bill Thursday that’s already approved by the Senate. It includes $320 billion for more business loans.
Frisco Fighters Bombshells perform for residents at senior care center
The Frisco Fighters Bombshells held a special Easter weekend performance for a group of seniors.
Dallas theological professor loses father to coronavirus
A Frisco man who lost his father to COVID-19 coronavirus will have to hold his memorial online.
Frisco orchestra students bringing hope with virtual performance of 'See You Again'
Some high school orchestra students in North Texas came up with an innovative way to perform together during the pandemic.
Frisco woman stuck in Africa due to COVID-19 flight restrictions
Andrea Olatunji lost her father to natural causes and traveled from North Texas to Lagos, Nigeria with her sister for his funeral nearly three weeks ago. During her trip, the ripple effect of the virus halted air travel.
Smaller family practices having trouble properly protecting healthcare workers
Along with hospitals across the country, smaller family practices are experiencing a shortage in critical equipment necessary to protect themselves and patients due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Texas food pantries see higher demand amid coronavirus pandemic
These organizations are trying to do what they can to continue to serve hundreds of families in need while still keeping safe social distancing measures and working with fewer volunteers and staff.
Frisco dine-in restaurants, one of the last open in North Texas, to close after Abbott statewide order
The city of Frisco was among the last in North Texas to keep restaurant dining rooms open, but will now have to comply with the governor's order to close dine-in restaurants due to the growing coronavirus pandemic.
Some North Texas parents finding programs used for their kid's online learning too difficult to use
Many schools have shifted to remote e-learning as North Texas districts monitor the coronavirus situation.
Several Collin County cities temporarily close libraries, rec centers to prevent coronavirus spread
Neighboring cities of Allen, Frisco, McKinney and Plano in Collin County declared a public health emergency on Monday.
Coronavirus prevention steps taken at Toyota Stadium ahead of women's international soccer games
Officials at Toyota Stadium in Frisco say preventative health measures are being taken ahead of a Wednesday doubleheader of international soccer matches happening as concerns over the coronavirus grow.
Three confirmed cases of COVID-19 coronavirus in Collin County
Three people have confirmed cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus in Collin County, officials said Tuesday. They are the first such cases in North Texas.
Collin County man tests 'presumptive positive' for COVID-19 coronavirus
The Collin County Health Department said the man in his 30s has a “presumptive positive” case of the coronavirus after recently travelling to California.
Frisco high school choir teacher arrested for online solicitation of a child
A Frisco high school choir teacher is in jail after the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office arrested him for a child sex crime.
Bone marrow drive being held at Frisco school to help student battling leukemia in need of transplant
The Frisco community is rallying behind a high school student who is fighting leukemia, and needs a bone marrow transplant before he can get better.