Frisco Extends Anthem Drive Closure at King Road by Two Months
Frisco extended the Anthem Drive closure at King Road after underground utility conflicts delayed paving, changing access for Frisco Lakes residents.
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Frisco Confirms Two Mosquito Pools Positive for West Nile Virus
Frisco reported two mosquito pools positive for West Nile virus on July 24, raising the local public-health alert level during the summer season.
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Frisco’s Anthem Drive closure extended by utility conflicts, now expected through early September
Anthem Drive at King Road remains closed while crews reconstruct the intersection, extending detours for Frisco Lakes residents through an expected early-September reopening window.
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Frisco’s Downtown Rail District Nears 4th Street Plaza Completion
Frisco’s 1.96-acre 4th Street Plaza is anticipated to reach construction completion in August, adding a pedestrian connection, public gathering space and access to a nearby 451-space garage.
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Frisco’s new 6% technology fee now applies to covered permit filings
Frisco’s 6% technology fee took effect August 1 for covered permits, projects, licenses and other submissions processed through the city’s land-development and permitting system.
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Frisco road projects put $20 million Legacy-Stonebrook widening on next steps
Frisco’s planned Legacy-Stonebrook widening remains in design, with bidding expected in late summer or early fall 2026 and construction tentatively projected from late 2026 through mid-2028.
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Frisco-Area Gas Falls to $3.592; Diesel Drops to $5.133
Frisco-area gas and diesel both eased in AAA’s Aug. 1 Dallas metro check, while one Preston Road station listed gas at $3.459 and diesel at $4.999.
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Frisco zoning panel to consider 224-acre Main Street request July 28
Frisco’s Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a July 28 public hearing on three pending requests, including a nearly 224-acre Main Street property.
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Frisco’s mosque and temple debate tests belonging and civic trust
Frisco’s debate over a second mosque, Hindu temple and Jain temple remains active after a May council fight over zoning, belonging and civic trust.
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Gaylord Parkway & Ohio Drive changes start July 9 as roundabout work continues
Frisco’s next Ohio Drive & Gaylord Parkway roundabout switch starts Thu., July 9 at 9 a.m.: both directions move to west half; Gaylord closes east of Ohio.
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Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco: traffic and planning notes
Universal Kids Resort opened July 1 near the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco. City traffic estimates and police research explain what to expect.
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Anthem Drive at King Road closure extended by two months: Frisco Lakes detours
Frisco TX – City of Frisco extended the Anthem Drive at King Road closure an estimated additional two months after underground utility conflicts.
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Frisco gas watch: regular is still in the mid-$3s, diesel is holding near $5
Two Frisco 7-Eleven stations still show regular in the mid-$3s, while diesel stays near $5; AAA Texas and U.S. averages are higher.
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Frisco fuel watch: regular gas still under $4, diesel near $5
Frisco pumps still show regular gas in the mid-$3s at some stations, but diesel is near $5 and AAA’s Texas and Dallas averages are higher.
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Frisco launches GoZone rideshare service, giving residents a new on-demand transit option
Frisco launched GoZone on May 5 in part of the city, giving residents a weekday on-demand ride option for short trips and transit connections.
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Frisco breaks ground on Grand Park’s first phase near Cotton Gin Road
Frisco has started construction on Grand Park’s first phase after an April 27 groundbreaking, with work focused near Cotton Gin Road and the DNT.
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Frisco voters have until April 28 for early voting in city election
Frisco voters have until April 28 to vote early in the city election, which includes an open mayor’s race and two council seats on May 2.
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Frisco’s downtown circulator is taking shape: what the new Rail District shuttle could change
Frisco TX – A free downtown Rail District circulator is moving closer to launch, with a 10-minute loop, ADA-accessible electric vehicles, and a June 2026 target.
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Frisco’s new Rail District circulator is coming in June. Here’s what it means for downtown access
Frisco TX – The city is planning a free Rail District circulator pilot for June 2026, with weekend service, two vehicles, and downtown access in focus.
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Frisco delays public-comment time cut until after May election while tightening meeting decorum
Frisco TX – Frisco kept its current public-comment speaking time for now, delayed a proposed cut until after the May 2 election, and appears to have tightened decorum rules.
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Frisco Update: $500M Bond Sale, World Cup Base Camp, and Growth Debate Take Center Stage
Frisco, TX – April 3, 2026 – Public Storage raises $500M, World Cup teams pick Frisco, and candidates spar over growth and traffic.
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Frisco Growth Watch: New Projects, World Cup Planning, and Luxury Development Updates
Frisco, TX – April 2, 2026 – Major mixed-use projects advance, World Cup base camp plans ramp up, and luxury development reshapes growth.