From headline-making groundbreakings to colorful glimpses of what’s to come, this week’s stories were anything but boring. Growth is the name of the game, whether it’s cities expanding, schools making bold moves or local favorites finding new ways to stand out. If your week flew by faster than a summer storm, these five reads will catch you up without missing a beat.
Massive Roadway Expansion Begins In McKinney: Milestone For Collin County Mobility
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) officially broke ground on the Spur 399 expansion on June 17, 2025, kicking off the first major infrastructure project tied to the broader overhaul of Collin County’s key corridors. READ MORE
Universal Kids Resort Update: Four New Murals Unveiled In Frisco
The whimsical worlds of Shrek, SpongeBob, Minions and Trolls are getting the mural treatment at the under-construction Universal Kids Resort in Frisco. READ MORE
Plano ISD Approves Largest Pay Increase For Teachers In District History
In a landmark decision for local educators, the Plano ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved the largest and most comprehensive compensation plan in the district’s history during its June 10, 2025, meeting. READ MORE
Why Dude Perfect’s New Frisco Headquarters Is A Game Changer
On a gray and chilly February morning, Dude Perfect — a group of five brotherly YouTubers known for their viral trick shots and stunts — opened its upgraded headquarters in Frisco at Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ Star Business Park. Across the way, bulldozers sat idly next to mounds of dirt, taking breathers from building yet another development in Frisco’s seemingly endless growth. After years of scouting locations for its buzzy new headquarters, Dude Perfect has decided to keep its roots in Frisco. READ MORE
Texas Instruments Launches $60 Billion Chipmaking Expansion In North Texas
Texas Instruments (TI) unveiled plans for a historic $60 billion investment in American semiconductor manufacturing. The announcement marks the single largest commitment to foundational chip production in the country’s history. READ MORE
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