Early voting starts June 1 for the race for Frisco mayor. 

Frisco residents will elect a new mayor in a runoff election. Early voting runs June 1-9, and election day is June 13. 

On the ballot: Two candidates continue to vie for the mayoral seat in Frisco. Rod Vilhauer and Mark Hill topped a four-man race for mayor in May. They now face off in the runoff. 

Kelvin Scale is now open in Frisco. 

On the menu: Kelvin Scale offers over 150 flavors with seasonal rotations. Some offerings include taro, popcorn, cantaloupe, Dubai Chocolate and more. 

• 2650 King Road, Ste. 750, Frisco

Check out 5 new places to eat in Plano.

1. Cafe Meltie
The Korean and French inspired cafe offers a variety of coffee, tea and juice. A Cafe Meltie store worker said they also have pastry options, including their creme croissants, their most popular pastry. Some coffee options include lattes, their caramel macchiato and cappuccinos. Cafe Meltie also has tea and juice options like green tea and grapefruit-ade.

• Opened April 1

• 930 East 15th St., Ste. 200, Plano

2. Desperados
The restaurant serves a variety of tacos from shrimp and fish to brisket and grilled beef. Other dishes include flautas, chili relleno and enchiladas according to its menu. Some of its desserts include flan and its cuatro leches cake made in-house. The Plano location is one of three in the Dallas-Fort Worth area according to its website.

• Opened April 7

• 5960 West Parker Road, Ste. 210, Plano

Prosper and Celina officials plan development around the future Dallas North Tollway expansion, while Burlington opens a new McKinney location.

Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.

1. Development plans underway for future tollway corridor in Prosper, Celina
2. Check out 5 newly opened restaurants in Plano
3. Burlington debuts McKinney store offering clothes, home goods
4. Plano ISD proposes decreased tax rate for next fiscal year
5. See 10 upcoming, ongoing construction projects in Frisco
6. McKinney council approves zoning for senior housing development