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Prosper resident Victor Glover Sr., says that to any child with a dream, his son, Commander Victor Glover Jr. is the perfect example to follow.

With Collin County’s population expected to triple in the next three decades, the needs of children experiencing abuse is also expected to continue to rise.

The eyes of the 6-year-old girl lit up when she was lifted and placed in a wheelchair for the very first time.

When lock-down orders and social distancing requirements interrupted daily life in March, the Impact Frisco chapter of the Young Men's Service League had to figure out how to keep their volunteers safe even as thousands more people needed their servi

Ah, it’s that time of year again when Christmas decorations appear, online holiday shopping hits its peak, and the porch pirates gear up to swipe Christmas gifts and whatever else they can sell on the dark web.

Collin County Sheriff Jim Skinner described Constable-Elect Mike "Mookie" Vance as "a hard worker" when it came to his job, "a pit bull" when it came to his political campaign and an all around "great guy" to everyone who met and knew him.

Retired nurse Iris Meda wanted to train student nurses for the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis. At 70 years old, Iris began teaching dual-credit high school nursing students at Collin College in September.

Fifteen years ago, Aubrey Reeves of Allen faced an operation so difficult, it had never been performed by any surgeon at Children's Medical Center Dallas.

About six months ago, Paul Judson found himself in an unthinkable situation. Similar to thousands of North Texas families, Judson had been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and government-mandated shutdowns.

Frisco artist Ryan Ekmark struggled through a long stretch with alcohol and prescription medication addictions in his life. A big part of the struggle was admitting he had these addictions to other people even after he overcame them.