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10 first responders hospitalized after Frisco warehouse fire released, sent home
Ten first responders hospitalized Wednesday after a large warehouse fire in Frisco are now out of the hospital.
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Health workers treat first responders involved in Frisco fire
Flaming chemicals at a pool supply warehouse in Frisco created a dangerous situation for first responders. Ten police officers and firefighters were hospitalized. Meredith Yeomans has new perspective from one of the ER doctors who treated them.
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Man in custody after fleeing traffic stop in Frisco
A man was taken into custody Wednesday evening after an hours-long attempt to apprehend him.
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Police arrest make arrest after man ran off from a traffic stop
Frisco police were seen putting a man in cuffs outside First Frisco Global Methodist Church after police said they were searching for a man who ran off from a traffic stop. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports on the latest.
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How the Frisco pool supply store fire affected people nearby
Smoke could be seen for miles after a massive fire at a Frisco pool supply store Wednesday. There was concern about the chemicals burning inside, so people in the area were told to shelter in place. NBC 5’s Vince Sims reports on how officials made sure the area was safe
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Ten first reponders battling Frisco warehouse fire hospitalized
A fire at a pool supply store warehouse sent 10 first responders to the hospital Wednesday morning. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero reports the majority of the issues arose during the decontamination process.
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Some Frisco residents told to shelter in place due to pool supply company fire
A large 3-alarm fire at a pool supply warehouse in Frisco broke out Wednesday morning prompting a shelter-in-place order for residents.
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10 first responders hospitalized after chemical fire
Kelly Kistner with the Frisco Fire Department says 10 first responders were hospitalized after being exposed to burning chemicals in a large warehouse fire on Wednesday.
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2 firefighters injured, shelter-in-place lifted after Frisco chemical fire
Two firefighters are hospitalized and a precautionary shelter-in-place order has been lifted after a massive chemical fire at a warehouse on Wednesday morning. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen and Vince Sims have the details.
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Frisco Fire Department gives press conference about chemical fire at warehouse
Kelly Kistner, Fire Marshal and Public Information Officer with the Frisco Fire Department, speaks about the department’s response to the fire at a pool supply company warehouse.
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Massive fire breaks out at Frisco pool supply business
A shelter in place order has been issued for some residents in Frisco due to a massive fire at a pool supply business on Wednesday morning.
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10 first responders hospitalized after large Frisco warehouse fire
Two firefighters are being treated for inhalation-related injuries after battling a large fire at a pool supply warehouse in Frisco on Wednesday morning.
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FC Dallas President Dan Hunt talks about Toyota Stadium updates
NBC 5’s Brian Curtis sat down with the President of FC Dallas, Dan Hunt, to discuss the changes coming to Toyota Stadium.
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Toyota Stadium renovation gets green light from Frisco City Council
The Frisco Cty Council voted unanimously Tuesday in favor of plans that green-light a massive makeover of Toyota Stadium.
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Frisco approves renovation of Toyota Stadium
Frisco has just given the green light to a massive renovation of Toyota Stadium. The venue is home to FC Dallas. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans has more after the city council voted on the project.
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Frisco expected to approve Toyota Stadium renovation
The Frisco City Council is expected to approve a multi-million dollar renovation to Toyota Stadium.
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Frisco could approve multi-million dollar Toyota Stadium renovation
The stadium facility could become a multi-use complex with office space, a hotel, retail, and restaurant space.
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Family of murdered teen plans to use loss to help steer young people away from violence
The family of 19-year-old Jayden Anderson sat in court Friday as their son’s killer was sentenced to prison. NBC 5’s Vince Sims reports they want their family’s loss to hopefully lead to good and save other young people from violence that leads to prison time.
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Parents of murdered teen shared emotional words with son's killer in court
Parents of murdered teen Jayden Anderson say their victim impact statement resonated with their son’s killer and hope to reach other young people before they turn to violence.
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Frisco's Firefly Park, an urban village with a 45-acre park, takes shape
Along the Dallas North Tollway Corridor in North Frisco, a long-planned project adding a mix of million-dollar homes, vibrant nightlife and the great outdoors is taking shape.