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Connect:Hojun Choi is a reporter covering Collin County. Before joining the local government team, he was a breaking news reporter for The Dallas Morning News. He is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin.

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Thousands of North Texans voted early in May election. Saturday is last day to cast ballot

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

ByMatt Kyle,Devyani Chhetri andHojun ChoiElections11:00 AM

Zorya Ukrainian Dancers of Dallas perform at the Taste Addison food festival Saturday...

Ukrainians in North Texas celebrate culture as a show of unity and resistance

As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, members of the Ukrainian Cultural Club find purpose in sharing traditions.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMay 1, 2025

The Celina school district is asking voters for nearly $2.3 billion in bonds for new schools...

Growth surge in Celina school district prompts record $2.3 billion bond proposal

Student enrollment is expected to triple in the next five to six years, education officials predict.

ByHojun ChoiNewsApr 24, 2025

Mitchell Hirsch of Pelli Clarke & Partners makes a presentation to the Frisco City Council...

$340 million performing arts center takes center stage in Frisco election

Two propositions, A and B, will determine the future of nearly half of the estimated cost to build the Frisco Center for the Arts.

ByHojun ChoiNewsApr 23, 2025

Denton County judge Andy Eads takes a moment of silence on Tuesday morning at the Denton...

Details emerge in stabbing of Denton County commissioner and husband, as tributes pour in

Denton County Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell was hospitalized and her husband was killed in the attack. The couple’s 23-year-old grandson was arrested in connection to the stabbing.

ByLilly Kersh andHojun ChoiCourtsApr 22, 2025

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People carry signs and flags as they march during a 50501 protest against President Donald...

‘What democracy looks like’: Thousands protest Trump across Dallas-Fort Worth on Saturday

The April 19 protests in Dallas, Fort Worth and McKinney were the latest in a series of nationwide days of action linked to the 50501 movement.

ByAlex Nguyen,Hojun Choi,Jamie Landers,Maria Salette Ontiveros andMiriam FauziaPoliticsApr 19, 2025

A candidates sign adds a message about the upcoming election during a candidate forum at...

Are Frisco ISD’s budget woes overshadowing student needs? School board candidates respond

Three Frisco school board seats are up for grabs in the May 3 election.

ByHojun ChoiNewsApr 11, 2025

Frisco Police officers watch as schools compete during the final day of the District 11-5A...

Is Frisco still safe? Residents have mixed feelings following teen’s stabbing

Data spanning back five years did not show a significant rise in violent crimes in the city.

ByHojun Choi andLilly KershNewsApr 10, 2025

Memorial High School is seen, Wednesday, April 2, 2025, in Frisco.

Grief mounts at Frisco’s Memorial High after third student killing this school year

17-year-old Austin Metcalf, 17-year-old Kajerriyawn Mack and 15-year-old Gavin Morris died just months apart. All attended Memorial High School.

ByAlex Nguyen,Hojun Choi andLilly KershCrimeApr 4, 2025

David Kuykendall Stadium is seen, Wednesday, April 2, 2025, in Frisco.

4 things to know about Frisco school district safety and security protocols

Austin Metcalf, 17, was fatally stabbed Wednesday morning at a Frisco ISD track and field meet at David Kuykendall Stadium.

ByHojun ChoiEducationApr 2, 2025

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The Frisco City Council at the Feb. 4 regular meeting.

Frisco names potential partner to operate $300M performing arts center

Frisco Live is an organization recently formed by Broadway Dallas and Broadway Across America.

ByHojun ChoiNewsApr 2, 2025

Shaoming Zhou, 79, marches alongside hundreds of others from North Texas' Chinese community...

Why North Texans of Chinese descent are fighting limits on some property ownership

A pair of bills in Austin would limit foreign nationals and companies from China, Iran, North Korea and Russia from buying real estate in the state.

ByHojun ChoiNewsApr 1, 2025

A photo of Allen City Hall on Sept. 24, 2024.

Allen to acquire 7 acres near U.S. 75 for downtown revitalization

The land purchase is expected to cost about $7.8 million, according to city officials.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 27, 2025

Former Miss Texas Averie Bishop pictured in downtown Dallas, Wednesday. Bishop, the first...

Asian Americans in D-FW found voice to combat hate and racism during pandemic

Anti-Asian sentiments swelled as COVID-19 gripped the country, spurring blame, misinformation and violence.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 24, 2025

A file photo of the Education Building at Collin County Adventure Camp. YMCA of Metropolitan...

After 2 decades, YMCA and Collin County agree to end partnership over 400-acre campsite

YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas says the outdoor facility ran into financial challenges because of fewer campers in the years following the pandemic.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 20, 2025

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From left, Pastor Leonid Regheta, Svitlana Molchanov, John Combs and Grigore Cheptene, pray...

Prayers for peace: Pastor at Plano church urges unity among Ukrainian, Russian followers

As world leaders work for peace between Russia and Ukraine, Pastor Leonid Regheta hopes to quell tensions among his parishioners.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 16, 2025

A file photo of Allen City Hall on Feb. 11, 2025.

Allen apartments could face fees, police inspections if deemed crime risks

The city council has approved the Crime-Free Multi-Family Housing program.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 12, 2025

Allen police chief Steve Dye speaks prior to a groundbreaking ceremony where Allen is...

‘Plague’ in Texas? Allen police chief pushes Legislature to toughen hemp laws

Last summer, police raided nine smoke shops suspected of selling hemp with illegal levels of THC.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 6, 2025

Kaleidoscope Park in Frisco, Texas in October 2024.

New Kaleidoscope Park features would match ‘character’ of Frisco venue, officials say

The 5.7-acre park, which opened in October, cost more than $40 million to develop.

ByHojun ChoiNewsMar 5, 2025

The proposed Kalahari Resorts and Conventions’ project site in Allen, near the intersection...

Proposed waterpark in Allen could get hundreds of millions in tax rebates

The Wisconsin-based company is looking to build a 1.2-million-square-foot water park called Kalahari Resorts near the border of Allen and McKinney.

ByHojun ChoiNewsFeb 26, 2025

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