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The Melissa Police Department is investigating a shooting threat made by a former resident, leading to the closure of Primrose Melissa.
Frisco Lone Star quarterback Trey Wright led his team to a victory over Melissa with 393 total yards and five touchdowns.
Trey Wright threw for four touchdowns and rushed for five more as Frisco Lone Star survived a late Melissa comeback to defeat the Cardinals 35-30 in their District 5-5A Division I opener.
Frisco Lone Star defeated Melissa 35-30 on Friday night, ending a second-half surge by the visitors to remain undefeated.
Undefeated Frisco Lone Star travels to Melissa to face the Cardinals in the District 5-5A Division I season opener.
A Texas-based developer has started sitework for a two-phase mixed-use project in Collin County, with initial deliveries expected in 2027.
The 2026 North Texas Giving Day campaign brought in more than $76 million from 94,700 donors for nonprofits across the region.
A three-year state initiative is testing aircraft and possible routes for future electric air taxi operations across North Texas.
Lyft will offer reduced-price transportation to polling locations throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area on Nov. 3.
Officials said a reported shooting in Johnson County led deputies to a location where no shooting evidence was found.
A Philadelphia air traffic control failure caused cancellations and growing delays at DFW and Dallas Love Field on Monday.
Police say two Sumeer Elementary students were transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle while biking to school.
Melissa ISD is organizing a marching showcase featuring two separate performances.
Collin County commissioners approved a 1.39% property tax rate increase that will raise the estimated bill on a median-value home by $62.88.
Officers discovered two bodies inside a residence on Hickory Ridge while conducting a welfare check.
Melissa ISD said 2025-26 free and reduced-price meal benefits expire Sept. 25, 2026, and families must submit a new 2026-27 application at least two school days before then to avoid a gap.
A new six-classroom preschool at Texas Woman’s University will provide tuition-free, Montessori-inspired education for up to 120 children.
