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Frisco City Council is considering ways to break up the concentration of smoke shops in the city. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

Frisco officials discuss distance rules for smoke shops

By Jacob Vaughn

Frisco officials are considering ways to regulate smoke shops in the city.

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The Silver Line has two stations in Richardson, including one near CityLine. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)

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Performing arts center rendering

Published 4:40 PM | Oct 27, 2025 CDT

Frisco officials look to alternative plans for performing arts center following bond failure

The land use changes come as crews continue work to redevelop downtown Frisco. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

Published 2:23 PM | Oct 24, 2025 CDT

Frisco officials make moves to create a more walkable downtown area

The proposed animal facility could cost $12.8 million and sit on about 4 acres of land owned by the Community Development Corporation. (Courtesy city of Frisco)

Published 4:13 PM | Oct 22, 2025 CDT

Frisco tables $12.8 million animal facility talks to November meeting

people sit behind a dais with black name plates on the front

Published 4:30 PM | Oct 21, 2025 CDT

Hotel rezoning request moves forward in Frisco

city council members sit behind a dais with name plates and flag stands in the background

Published 4:38 PM | Oct 14, 2025 CDT

Frisco could see $350K Homeland Security grant for more drone equipment

A close up of a voting booth with a person voting in the background.

Published 4:38 PM | Oct 14, 2025 CDT

Denton County officials will track how many voters report to the wrong polling location, end up voting in November

Published 2:46 PM | Oct 10, 2025 CDT

Frisco expands license plate camera network to state intersections

ERCOT and PUCT officials in January 2025.

Published 6:00 AM | Oct 10, 2025 CDT

ERCOT predicts Texas power grid will remain stable in December

rendering of a neighborhood development in a city

Published 4:58 PM | Oct 9, 2025 CDT

Frisco calls hearing on $70M Fields West parking garage funding

City officials are still determining how to spend $500,000 to help Rail District businesses. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact)

Published 5:08 PM | Oct 8, 2025 CDT

Frisco looks to invest $500,000 into Rail District businesses