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Frisco morning roundup for June 1, 2012
It's the first day of June and the last day of school. Plus it's Friday. What more could you ask for? Reaction continues with Thursday's news that the city of Frisco is proposing to buy a large portion of land from Exide Technologies for $45 million in exchange for the plant's closure by the end of the year.
Mitchell sisters work to preserve Plano history
Peggy Mitchell of Plano is 81, but Dorothy Johnston still calls her "my baby sister." The two women, along with three brothers, grew up in a white, wooden home on 16th Street in Plano, where the Mitchell family moved in 1933 from rural Collin County.
Exide battery recycling plant to close in Frisco after deal with city
View of land owned by Exide Technologies, north of the plant facility, on the western side of the company's property, Friday, April 22, 2011 in Frisco.
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Jury Awards $1.7 Million to Intermarc in Lawsuit Against Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.
McKinney, TX, May 30, 2012 -- Brown McCarroll Partner, Peter J. Harry, secured a unanimous verdict for $1.7 million from a Collin County jury for professional manufacturers' representative, Circuit - Metals, LLC d/b/a Intermarc, in a tortious interference of contract lawsuit against Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.
Allen Police Chief Brian Harvey aims to get residents involved through Project CLEAN
Allen can boast national recognition for its low crime rates, but Police Chief Brian Harvey believes his department still has some sweeping to do.
Rachel Hedstrom crowned Mrs. Texas 2012
Collin County resident Rachel Blacketer Hedstrom was crowned Mrs. Texas International 2012 on April 29, 2012 at the Selena Auditorium in beautiful, coastal Corpus Christi.
Lightning and Strong Winds Damage Homes in Collin County
With the threat of more severe storms Thursday night, homeowners spent their day cleaning up, knowing it could happen again.
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for areas in North Texas
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for northwestern Collin County, southern Cooke County and northeastern Denton County until 11:30 a.m. Storms that swept through North Texas overnight and into the early morning brought hail and led to power outages across the area, and more storms are expected in the evening hours.
Keller man faces capital murder charge in stabbing
A Keller man with a gambling addiction has been charged with capital murder in the February death of a Plano man.
Lightning The Believed Culprit In 4 Collin County Fires
Firefighters were called to the first blaze just after 11:15 a.m. When crews arrived in the 5900 block of Aberdeen Place they found heavy smoke and flames shooting from the house.
Neighbors unite after storms leave behind damage in Plano
Neighbors across Collin County have reached out to help one another recover from the damage left behind from early-morning storms.
Grand Jury Sends Chiropractor Cases to Court
A grand jury in Collin County has found enough evidence against McKinney chiropractor David Russell to take some cases to court.
Precinct 5 constable race headed to runoff
Denton County District Attorney Investigator Dale Chegwidden will face Denton police Officer Doug Boydston in a July runoff for constable in Precinct 5. The candidates seek to replace Constable Ken Jannereth, who was denied his peace officer's license in April following a February 2010 criminal mischief conviction.
Area elections: Incumbents lead pack
In the race for republican nomination for the 30th State Senate seat, incumbent Craig Estes of Wichita Falls led his opponent, Jim Herblin by a comfortable margin through the vote count.
Miller advances to runoff in Board of Ed race
Republican Geraldine "Tincy" Miller will advance to a runoff for the nomination for the District 12 spot on the state Board of Education.
New Evidence in Charles Manson Unsolved Murders?
North Texas attorney Bill Boyd made a name for himself defending one of the Charles Manson family members in the murders of actress Sharon Tate and four others.
Follow in the footsteps of J.R. Ewing in Dallas
On June 13, Larry Hagman's formidable eyebrows will welcome you back to a new "Dallas" TV series on TNT, and the city to our north is once again ready to bask in the spotlight of oil-rich backbiters.
Frisco morning roundup for May 29, 2012
The primary election is finally here. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today.
Firefighters Brace For Potentially Destructive Summer
Several brush fires had already erupted before the unofficial start to summer: Memorial Day.
Today is a day to remember America's fallen heroes
Today is a day to remember the men and women who have served this country and given their lives to the U.S. armed forces.
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