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Vehicle burglaries are still a major problem in Frisco, Police Chief John Bruce said at his monthly report in front of the City Council on Tuesday.

An Exide Technologies lead-acid battery recycling plant in Vernon, Calif., recently closed because of safety concerns, and arsenic levels were one of the reasons cited. According to Exide, however, the site of its former Frisco plant meets environmental guidelines.

Frisco will move to Stage 3 water restrictions at the request of the North Texas Municipal Water District, effective June 1.

At 957 acres, Phillips Creek Ranch boasts the title of largest master-planned community in Frisco, and development is just getting started.

Many of the streets within the Frisco Square area will be closed 6-10 a.m. Saturday for the Prosperity Place Run & Family Festival.

The Frisco Independent School District board of trustees received an updated view of Rick Reedy High School at its regular meeting Monday as the design nears completion.

Pioneer Heritage Middle School student Austin Rice was greeted by cheers of "surprise!" from his classmates Tuesday not because it was his birthday, but because his wish was being granted -- literally.

Frisco Family Services is hosting its annual meeting on Thursday, May 23, at the Senior Center at Frisco Square, 6670 Moore St.

Frisco Independent School District unveiled its proposed budget for the upcoming school year at a regular board of trustees meeting Monday -- a budget that includes the same tax rate as the current year.

Frisco City Council Member John Keating retained his Place 4 seat, and voters approved the issuance of $8 million worth of bonds for Fire Station No. 8 in the city's municipal elections on Saturday.

After years of planning and a community-driven construction process, the city's first fully accessible playground opened Saturday to the visible excitement of parents and children alike.

Local residents received the chance to speak to Exide Technologies officials and partners at the latest meeting regarding the company's demolition of its Frisco lead-acid battery recycling plant.

Early voting in Frisco ended Tuesday, and now residents will have to wait until Saturday's Election Day to place their ballots.

With early voting ending Tuesday, Frisco City Council Place 4 candidates John Keating and Hal Colvin are preparing for Election Day, which takes place Saturday.

For the past eight years, Gil Selasky dealt with an unsightly problem behind his backyard that wasn't just an eyesore, but also a potential health hazard.

Update: Frisco police have announced they have located Nicole Bayless and thanked residents for their help.

Cpl. Peter John Courcy died in Afghanistan in 2009, but the Frisco resident's memory will live on thanks to a vote by the City Council on Tuesday.

The Frisco City Council voted against raising the city's compensation for the mayor and council members in a 3-2 vote at a regular meeting Tuesday.

A young lady showed off her artistic side in a recent contest.

Rod Schaefer wanted to open an authentic Italian pizzeria in Frisco for years, but it took time for everything to come together. As the saying goes, however, good things come to those who wait.

Frisco Family Service's 19th annual gala saw a substantial turnout Saturday, drawing an estimated 600 attendees and garnering a significant amount of donations and funds.

Norma's Café plans to open its Frisco location in about a month, and in doing so it will bring 140 jobs to the city.

Segments of northbound Dallas Parkway and other roads will be closed Saturday morning for the "MS 150" bicycle race, and portions of Frisco Square will be closed throughout the day for the Jimmy Buffett concert.

A Centennial High School student received a national accolade last week when he was named honorable mention in a C-SPAN filmmaking competition.

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