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Police Chief David Shilson presented traffic enforcement statistics on Feb. 15 in a City Council workshop. In total, 2,000 crashes were reported by the police department, which is a 26% jump from 2019. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:10 PM Feb 16, 2022 CST
DATA SET: Frisco police reports 2,000 total crashes in 2021 as driving fatalities rise with ‘nationwide trend’
See how Frisco's population has changed in the last 10 years. (Community Impact staff)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:06 PM Nov 4, 2021 CDT
2020 census: Frisco’s Asian community grows
Frisco ISD senior Isabella Scuilla (left) practices her health care skills on fellow student Madelaine Ross. (Courtesy Frisco ISD)
Dallas - Fort Worth
1:40 PM Jun 3, 2021 CDT
Frisco ISD to expand student learning in health care fields
Children disembark the bus and head into the Boys & Girls Club for afterschool programs. (Courtesy Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County)
Dallas - Fort Worth
4:09 PM May 6, 2021 CDT
Driver shortage, membership decrease affects Boys & Girls Clubs driver services
For the City Council Place 6 race, Sai Krishna (left), Brian Livingston (middle) and Sadaf Haq (right) attended the forum. Haq and Krishna are facing incumbent Livingston, who is seeking re-election for the Place 6 position. (Screenshot courtesy Frisco Chamber of Commerce)
Dallas - Fort Worth
8:45 AM Oct 6, 2020 CDT
City Council, Frisco ISD board candidates participate in chamber forum
Learn more about the candidates running for Frisco City Council Place 5 ahead of the November general election. (Community Impact staff)
Dallas - Fort Worth
10:06 AM Oct 7, 2020 CDT
Q&A: Candidates for Frisco City Council Place 5 discuss relevant city issues
Learn more about Sai Krishna, incumbent Brian Livingston and Sadaf Haq, the candidates for Frisco City Council, Place 6 ahead of the November general election. (Community Impact staff)
Dallas - Fort Worth
6:23 PM Sep 30, 2020 CDT
Q&A: Candidates for Frisco City Council, Place 6 discuss relevant city issues
Frisco Police Chief David Shilson spoke at a Frisco town hall on June 15 on race relations and policing. (Courtesy city of Frisco)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:35 PM Jul 9, 2020 CDT
'You can always get better': Frisco police chief reflects on department diversity, procedures
Five Frisco pastors explain how the community can come together to initiate change for the social injustices against the Black community. (Photos Courtesy Northbridge Church, Dono Pelham, Earnest B. Morgan, Jim Johnson, Hope Fellowship Church) (Cherry He/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:00 AM Jul 1, 2020 CDT
5 Frisco pastors speak on how churches, community can fight against racial injustice
City, community and religious leaders made up a six-person panel at a Frisco town hall on race relations and policing June 15. (Courtesy city of Frisco)
Dallas - Fort Worth
6:32 PM Jun 16, 2020 CDT
Community leaders talk next steps for more diversity, inclusion in Frisco at town hall
Sci-Tech Discovery Center has not yet set a date for when it will reopen to the public. (Elizabeth Uclés/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
5:00 AM Jun 4, 2020 CDT
Sci-Tech Discovery Center planning online, in-person summer programming
Gov. Greg Abbott has waived state requirements for STAAR testing. (smolaw11/Adobe Stock)
Dallas - Fort Worth
11:30 PM Mar 16, 2020 CDT
Frisco ISD supports decision for STAAR testing waiver as longer school closure looking more likely
Laura Rummel, Ruan Meintjes, Rob Cox, Josh Meek, Ram Majji, Dan Stricklin and Hava Johnston will appear on the May 2 ballot for the Frisco City Council Place 5 seat. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Dallas - Fort Worth
8:30 AM Feb 25, 2020 CST
Frisco City Council Election Q&A: 7 candidates in race for Place 5
Sadaf Haq, Sai Krishna and Brian Livingston will appear on the May 2 ballot for the Frisco City Council Place 6 seat. (Courtesy Sadaf Haq/Courtesy Sai Krishna/Courtesy Brian Livingston)
Dallas - Fort Worth
1:56 PM Feb 18, 2020 CST
Frisco City Council Election Q&A: Three candidates for Place 6
The closure of some stores could be a contributing factor to slowing sales tax revenue growth. (Lindsey Juarez Monsivais/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
11:00 AM Nov 8, 2019 CST
Slowing sales tax growth contributes to budget changes in Frisco
Frisco ISD's first day of school for the 2019-20 school year was Aug. 15.
Dallas - Fort Worth Metro
1:00 PM Sep 6, 2019 CDT
Frisco ISD leaders: District surpasses school safety law requirements
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My Possibilities breaks ground on a second building for vocational training. (My Possibilities)
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My Possibilities breaks ground on a new building for vocational training
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Homes With Hall Realty exceeds client expectations with quality service, education and advocacy
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Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County walks alongside families victimized by abuse, neglect
Annual Campaign Kickoff photos
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YMCA of Greater San Antonio launches its 2022 One Y annual fundraising campaign
Unite Texas has teams working across the state who oversee customer success, community engagement, and network health.
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Unite Us connects health and social care for those in need
Students unpack real-world experiences as part of the UH College of Nursing program. The college is located at the UH at Sugar Land instructional site.
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Hands-on experience through UH nursing programs allows next generation of nurses to serve their community
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Family-owned K&M Steam Cleaning provides quality services to Austin community
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Dena Marks, associate director of the Anti-Defamation League, speaks in "A Symposium on Antisemitism” on June 29 at the Barshop Jewish Community Center of San Antonio. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
1:06 PM
Advocacy groups, police show San Antonians ways to fight antisemitism
Fine Whines and Lickers Dog Bar and Spa, which opened May 17 near Hill Country Village, combines dog grooming services with some canine pampering, including treats, “puptails” and “doggy brews.” (Courtesy Fine Whines and Lickers)
San Antonio
10:22 PM
10 business developments in North San Antonio
Venezuela native Jessy Amaya addresses the crowd at a migrants’ rights rally June 30 at Travis Park in San Antonio. At left is local community organizer Monica Sosa. Amaya and Sosa were among several speakers at the rally where attendees paid tribute to 53 migrants who died after being left to suffocate in a semitrailer found abandoned June 27 in southwest San Antonio. Candles were lit in memory of the deceased migrants. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
12:58 PM
San Antonians rally for human rights after 53 die in human trafficking incident
Houston
4:43 PM
See what Cy-Fair ISD included in the 2022-23 budget
All four area hospitals are upgrading their health care systems in response to Katy’s swelling population. Some growth is programmatic, while other expansions, including within Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital and Houston Methodist West Hospital, are in the physical space. (Courtesy Memorial Hermann Katy/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
3:02 PM
Increasing capacities: Katy-area hospitals expand to handle growing population
The city of Katy is halfway through the phases of the 2040 comprehensive plan. These are Kendig Keast's findings on the "existing city" and next steps for the plan. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
5:04 PM
Katy enters 'future city' phase of 2040 comprehensive plan
Phoenix
11:02 AM
City, health officials hope to use wastewater monitoring in the future
Celebrate Juneteenth at a variety of events throughout San Marcos, Buda, Kyle. (Courtesy City of Buda)
Austin
4:08 PM
Juneteenth celebrations, a pop-punk festival and more events throughout San Marcos, Buda, Kyle this June, July
At the June 14 Harris County Commissioners Court meeting, Jessica Le, a member of the organization March For Our Lives Houston, spoke at the meeting about her experience during an active shooter lockdown in her school. (Screenshot via harriscountytx.gov livestream)
Houston
3:56 PM
Harris County commissioners call for youth gun violence data, create safe school commission
Houston
8:30 AM
Health care in The Woodlands area sees technology advances throughout pandemic