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News Headlines from Frisco, TX

• Proposed low-income apartments in Frisco miss out on state funding

  A controversial proposal to build low-income apartments in Frisco did not receive the state funding it needed to move forward.

• OU student gets scholarship

  Holly Berrigan, a University of Oklahoma junior from Frisco, Texas, has been selected as one of 10 recipients of the national $1,000 Alpha Lambda Delta James G. Stemler Study Abroad Scholarship.

• Iraq war vet declares victory in Frisco HOA battle

  Michael Clauer and his family can finally call the house on Crescent Way in Frisco home again.

• Blotter: Report: Woman gets less than bargained for

  A persuasive man sold a woman a laptop computer sight unseen for cash while they were both pumping gasoline, she told police Monday, and he left before the woman realized there was no laptop.

• Census 2010

  What: The census is a count of everyone living in the United States. Who: All U.S. residents must be counted a ' both citizens and non citizens.

• Collin County appraised property values down less than expected 4:46 PM CT

  Collin County property values dropped in the past year, but not as sharply as had been predicted, according to the county's certified tax roll released Tuesday.

• Fort Worth Texas Magazine Chooses Chef Point Cafe Chef Franson Nwaeze ...

  Guy Fieri of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives featured Chef Point Cafe recently. Best fried chicken in Fort Worth is at Chef Point Cafe Top Chef Finalist Kathy Mills of Fort Worth Texas Magazine presents Chef Franson a certificate announcing he is one of the 10 finalist for the Top Chef Competition.

• VIDEO: Seven-pound, 7,000-calorie burger

  In Frisco, Texas this weekend one man faced a big challenge. He was able to eat a seven-pound, seven-thousand calorie burger in less than an hour.

• Remodeled home surprises Denton County teen facing cancer

  Friends and neighbors lined up on Briarwood Drive in Little Elm to give a gift from the heart.

• Reporters' Notebook for Collin, eastern Dallas counties

  The McKinney City Council has banned the sale and possession of K2, a substance that has an effect similar to marijuana.