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Kathy Duke and Trisha Sheffield have won the election for Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees.

FRISCO -- A Plano resident was killed Wednesday night when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a vehicle on southbound State Highway 121.

Countless service men and women risk their lives every day to protect the citizens of the United States. On April 10, Army Staff Sgt.Travis Mills gave one of the most harrowing sacrifices after he stepped on an IED [improvised explosive device] while out on foot patrol in Afghanistan.

The fields of B.F. Philips Park will show sportsmanship and patriotism on Saturday and Sunday, as 90 teams participate in the Frisco Lacrosse Association's fundraising event for the Wounded Warrior Project.

Dr Pepper Arena was buzzing on Saturday with glittery gowns, dozens local Frisco restaurant and area residents who were ready to dance, eat and donate money toward Frisco Family Services.

Frisco resident Jack Anderson will make a 150 mile journey in two days from Frisco to Texas Motor Speedway in Justin for the twenty fifth annual Bike MS: Sam's Club Frisco to Texas Motor Speedway Ride.

Early voting opened Monday for the available Frisco City Council and Frisco ISD School Board seats and will run through May 8. Residents can vote from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today through Saturday. On May 7 and 8, early voting will run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

At about 8:24 p.m. on Tuesday, the Frisco Police Department's Traffic Unit responded to a major vehicle accident that occurred on U.S. Highway 380 and Preston Road.

On Saturday, residents can eat to their heart's content at the Downtown Frisco StrEATS Gourmet Food Truck and Music Festival from 3 to 7 p.m.

Candidates typically do whatever they can to separate themselves from their opponent and show why they are the best person for the office.

Anxious parents, students and business professionals filled the Frisco ISD board room Wednesday evening as 24 students participated in the Frisco Chamber of Commerce's Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) investor panel event.

Even today, newspapers have a way of connecting people miles away.

On Tuesday, Frisco Firefighter rescued a construction worker who had fallen in a trench while working on a section of Main Street.

On Tuesday, Frisco Firefighter rescued a construction worker who had fallen in a trench while working on a section of Main Street.

The Frisco City Council, on Tuesday discussed the lease terms and financial offer of the city's property for a cell tower.

On Wednesday, the Frisco Heritage Museum opened its newest temporary art collection, "Quanah Parker, Last Chief of the Comanches-Photography Exhibit."

The United States Department of Labor recently released the national unemployment rate for veterans, coming in at 7.5 percent for all veterans and 10.3 percent for Gulf War-era II veterans, who have served since 2001.

Sue Callahan has been on an emotional roller coaster for the past month, ever since her sons, Michael and John, told her they would be playing victims in a mock vehicle accident for the student body at Heritage High School.

It's hard to believe that a war like World War II could have actually happened, but what is more unsettling are the number of veterans from "The Greatest Generation" that are tapering off as the millennium rolls forward.

Easter Sunday is right around the corner and to welcome the spring event, the Collin County Animal Services will host an Adoption Hop on Saturday.

Tuesday's tornado count was estimated to have reached 9 to 18 tornados. Despite the sirens and weather coverage, nothing truly prepares the victims of tornados, who are left to pick up the pieces after the torrential storm.

As Monday marked World Autism Awareness Day and April serves as Autism Awareness Month, staggering new statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which were released on March 29, said that 1 in 88 U.S. children, have been "identified with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)."

Former FISD board member for Place 4, Brenda Polk will once again join the school board after the May 12 elections.

The filing deadline has come to a close for the Frisco ISD board of trustees election; however two positions sit unopposed for the race. One of the unopposed races includes Incumbent John Hoxie, who is running for the Place 7 seat.

On Saturday and Sunday, the Frisco Square will be transformed into a showroom as the Third Annual Arts in the Square Festival kicks-off.

When Blanca McBride and her three sisters headed to Orlando, Florida on March 9 for a spring break vacation to Disney World, none of them were prepared for the events that were to unfold during their tumultuous trip.

The cotton candy, pop corn and juggling will have to wait for next year as the Frisco Heritage Association announced on March 22 that the Kelly Miller Circus will not be coming to Frisco.

After four months of asking North Texas cities to limit watering to twice a month, the North Texas Municipal Water district is loosening restrictions.

The southbound lanes of the Dallas Parkway have reopened after a nearby construction crew broke a natural gas line.

The Frisco ISD Board of Trustees approved the resignation of FISD board secretary Laura Ellison as she stepped down from her position during the March 5 school board meeting.

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