In today's episode, we discuss the motive of the Allen shooter, an FISD school threat, an Plano ISD school threat, a potential bill regarding school shooting preparedness, electrical issues at Collin College, and the unhoused population in Dallas.

In this episode, we discuss an Allen mass shooting memorial, the Allen shooters' social media presence, a Texas gun regulation bill, Allen parents' reaction to the shooting, safety threats to Collin County schools, and a Mckinney bond proposal.

In this episode, we discuss the latest news from Frisco, Plano and Mesquite, including controversies over real estate deals, new taco restaurants, tax-free emergency supplies, school district surveys, substitute teacher fights and highway developments.

In this episode, we discuss the latest news from Texas, including the House’s defiance of the lieutenant governor on property taxes, the city of Plano’s proposal for aerial gondolas, the TexRail service disruption due to a derailed train, the new apartment development in downtown Plano, and the launch of an inmate program in Collin County.

In this episode, we discuss Tiger Woods’ mini-golf course in The Colony, a wrongful death lawsuit against a Deep Ellum bar, a task force on short-term rentals in Plano, and a chance to meet the candidates for Prosper’s city council and school board.

In this episode, we discuss Dallas in blue for child abuse awareness, Plano ISD’s plan to retain teachers, Star Wars fun in Carrollton, an Allen local helping nautre in Allen Park, and gelato from Italy in McKinney.

In this episode we discuss CPS case over a jaundiced baby, a Frisco fire chief's malfeasance scandal, a mental health initiative for Dallas firefighters, and a new anti-fentanyl campaign by Gov. Abbott.

In this episode, we’ll start with an update on the investigation into the actions of Frisco’s former fire chief, as the City of Frisco has recently released its September 2022 investigative report into the matter. We’ll also be talking about an upcoming public forum for local candidates hosted by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce on April 13th. In Rowlett, a new court diversion program has been launched that allows some veterans to choose counseling over fines. We’ll also be discussing a recent incident in Carrollton where an unresponsive middle school student was revived with Narcan. Finally, we’ll be covering a story out of Dallas where hundreds of teens walked out of school to protest against gun violence in an event called “Books Not Bullets.” Join us for all this and more on this week’s episode of Frisco News.

In this episode, we discuss some of the latest news stories from North Texas, including a Prosper citizen being selected by NASA to travel to the moon, the frustration of Fort Worth residents with speeding and street racing in their neighborhood, the $22 million grant to fight homelessness in Dallas and Collin counties, and the picketing of American Airlines flight attendants at DFW airport after four years without a raise.

Welcome to the DFW Daily podcast! We bring you the latest news from the Collin County and DFW area. We will also cover Texas legislature news to keep listeners informed about what's happening in their community and state. This podcast is a part of the Collin Chronicle podcast network. Find us online at collinchronicle.substack.com