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Frisco City Council approved the grant funds as part of its consent agenda Aug. 19. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

Frisco receives $586K grant to fight motor vehicle crimes

By Jacob Vaughn

Frisco will receive more than half a million dollars in state funding to help prevent vehicle crimes, including catalytic converter thefts.

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Derrick Cotten, Frisco's chief financial officer, presented the budget to the City Council at an Aug. 11 meeting at The Grove. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

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Frisco City Council approved the Community Development Block Grant as part of its consent agenda Aug. 5. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

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Published 2:23 PM | Jul 30, 2025 CDT

Frisco’s Mike Simpson Miracle League Field set for $1.4 million improvements

McKinney Fire Department fire truck being driven

Published 5:18 PM | Jul 29, 2025 CDT

Collin County residents to consider creation of Emergency Services District on November ballot

American Airlines announced four winter flights out of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Three of those will start in October. (Cody Thorn/Community Impact)

Published 2:16 PM | Jul 25, 2025 CDT

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Published 12:19 PM | Jul 18, 2025 CDT

Frisco mosquito pool tests positive for West Nile virus, city to spray

Published 3:46 PM | Jul 15, 2025 CDT

Frisco trail to connect Panther Creek to regional network

President Donald Trump speaks during a July 11 roundtable in Kerrville, after he toured sites that were hit by deadly flooding a week earlier. (Screenshot courtesy the White House)

Published 7:57 PM | Jul 11, 2025 CDT

President Trump visits Hill Country flood sites amid criticism of emergency response

Published 9:00 AM | Jul 8, 2025 CDT

Plans for new Frisco Police shooting range move forward

Trees washed up on the San Gabriel River Park Bridge near the Katy Crossing Trailhead at San Gabriel Park July 7. (Anna Maness/Community Impact)

Updated 5:45 PM | Jul 7, 2025 CDT

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Published 12:00 AM | Jul 4, 2025 CDT

Frisco officials approve plan for commercial development with open space

a long hallway in a prison

Published 11:40 AM | Jul 3, 2025 CDT

Collin County jail works to reduce reoffending rates through education, training programs