Sam Rayburn Tollway expansion on track; work increases at Frisco intersections
Frisco drivers will notice paving in the center median between US 75 and Coit Road.
DATA: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in McKinney ZIP codes
McKinney had 10 new cases of the coronavirus reported on May 29.
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Frisco confirms local mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile
Frisco officials said they would be increasing surveillance efforts citywide and treating areas of stagnant water along Hickory Street near Oakbrook Park with larvicide.
Data: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Plano ZIP codes
As of May 29, there have been 397 confirmed cases of coronavirus across the six Plano ZIP codes in both Collin and Denton counties, according to health officials.
Collin, Denton counties report 6 new COVID-19 cases in Frisco
Of the 175 total cases that have been reported in Frisco, 106 are from Collin County, and 69 are from Denton County.
Collin County to transition coronavirus case management to state health department
The Texas Department of State Health Services will perform all COVID-19 case investigations and contact tracing for Collin County following a vote by Collin County Commissioners Court on May 29.
‘It’s not enough’: McKinney wedding businesses struggle under 25% occupancy restrictions
While restaurants are allowed to operate at 50% capacity, wedding venues in McKinney and throughout Texas are restricted to the initial 25% occupancy Abbott announced at the start of May due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Plano promotes Sandra Rodgers-Tomeo to assistant police chief role
Plano has promoted a 31-year veteran of its police force to serve as assistant police chief.
Frisco pediatric clinics pivot to continue evaluating patients amid COVID-19
Two months into the coronavirus pandemic, around half of patients at Kids’ World Pediatrics have rescheduled their appointments, according to the clinic’s two physicians.
Collin College offering grants, tuition credit for students affected by coronavirus pandemic
Collin College is offering student grants and tuition credit to students who have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the college's shift to online courses.
McKinney transportation update: Bloomdale Road expansion
Construction is not expected to affect existing traffic in the surrounding area.
Patients delay their medical care in McKinney amid pandemic
With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, people are slow in returning to their doctors.
Methodist Southlake Hospital expands services as it begins to accept Medicare patients
As of the end of April, Medicare patients can now receive care at Methodist Southlake Hospital.
T-Johnny’s Cajun & Seafood Market to open in early June in Colleyville
T-Johnny’s Cajun & Seafood Market expects to open in early June at 5409 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville.
Project that will add an extra lane to Campbell Road kicks off in Richardson
The $2 million projected is expected to wrap up in December.
Red Cross offers incentives for blood donations in Dallas-Fort Worth area
The American Red Cross has roughly 1,300 blood donation appointments in North Texas that need to be filled through June 15.
Primary care providers in Lewisville, Flower Mound Highland Village adapt, urge patients to continue routine checkups
Local health professionals said more patients have started putting off preventive health care for fear of being exposed to the coronavirus—a trend some doctors believe is likely to cause more harm than good.
Businesses in Keller, Roanoke, North Fort Worth respond to fewer COVID-19 restrictions
Businesses in Keller, Roanoke and North Fort Worth are taking advantage of less restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roanoke Farmers Market set to open June 6 with special hours for seniors, at-risk residents
Roanoke city officials announced May 22 that the farmers market will be moved to a new location within the Roanoke City Hall plaza.
Medical City Alliance becomes first Level III trauma center in North Fort Worth
Medical City Alliance is the first and only hospital in North Fort Worth with a trauma Level III classification.
Richardson ISD opts for online summer school, offers credit recovery classes for high school students
RISD announced May 22 it would hold virtual summer school for qualifying students, despite statewide orders allowing districts to offer in-person classes.
Plano Family YMCA to reopen at partial capacity, along with 6 other North Texas locations
The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas on May 28 announced the phased reopening plans as it laid out a number of precautions that the organization will take to protect against the spread of the coronavirus.
DATA: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake as of May 28
Tarrant County Public Health reported that the county has seen an increase of 491 new COVID-19 cases since May 21.