Latest update: The Colleyville City Council will vote again on the addition of a dog boarding and grooming facility along Colleyville Boulevard and near the Ross Downs community during its Nov. 4 meeting.

The application to build an All American Pet Resort was denied in a 4-3 vote at the council's Sept. 15 meeting.

During its Oct. 5 meeting the council unanimously voted to reconsider its prior action.

Mayor Bobby Lindamood said the motion to reconsider was requested by the applicant.

Latest update: Tex-Mex restaurant Lupe Tortilla received city council approval for the addition of a covered outdoor patio and shared an updated opening timeline.

Construction on the restaurant is ongoing but is expected to finish around the beginning of January 2027, said Scott Leach, director of construction development at Lupe Tortilla Restaurants.

The council approved an almost 600-square-foot covered patio addition to the restaurant.

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Frisco City Council approved the city’s first Trader Joe’s grocery store as part of a proposed mixed-use development, while McKinney’s Sunset Amphitheater project approaches 70% completion. Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.

1. Prosper officials OK development plans at Frontier Parkway, future DNT

2. Frisco City Council approves Trader Joe’s mixed-use district

3. McKinney's Sunset Amphitheater project nears 70% completion as investment rises to $334M

4. Celina officials preview proposed mixed-use development near downtown

5. Plano commission to hold public hearing for Collin Creek redevelopment changes

6. 32-acre townhome, commercial development proposed for northwest McKinney

Ahead of Texas' 2027 legislative session, the state comptroller's office has asked lawmakers to double funding for its $1 billion education savings account program.

The overview: The program gives participating families taxpayer dollars for private education and homeschooling, and officials said at least $2 billion are needed to maintain current participation in the program.

Meanwhile, some Texas families are raising concerns about their local school districts losing money as students leave public schools to participate in the program, known as Texas Education Freedom Accounts.

What they're saying: "149 students have accepted vouchers that were otherwise enrolled in Pflugerville ISD, [resulting in] an estimated loss of $1.2 million in attendance funding," said Stacy Harrell, a PfISD parent. "That lost funding will add to budget cuts that are already affecting Pflugerville ISD families. Four elementary schools [are closing], with the possibility of more."