Frisco will purchase six drones as a first responder for its police department.
 
The details: Frisco City Council approved an amendment to the agreement with Flock Group, which will provide drones as a first responder equipment to the Frisco Police Department. The amendment was approved during a Nov. 18 City Council meeting. The original agreement was approved by council in September.

The hardware purchase will include six drones with docking stations, cameras, batteries and docks. Software will include remote piloting, air traffic awareness, spectator view, mobile app and a community engagement dashboard.

The background: Drone as a first responder allows first responders to assess emergency situations through the high-definition camera and thermal camera attached to the drone before sending human first responders to the scene.

Red’s on Main is slated to open in January in Frisco, business owner Adrian Creasey said.

On the menu: The new eatery will serve modern American cuisine including paninis, smash burgers, chicken fried steak, salads and more, Creasy said. Some items not considered American fare, including fish and chips made with fresh cod, chicken scallopini and salmon teriyaki bowls will also be available.

• 3288 Main St., Ste. 111, Frisco

Developers have broken ground on a master-planned community in Denton that will feature homes from nine builders, trails, park space, on-site schools and retail space, including the city's first H-E-B. Meanwhile, TeraHop, a Singapore-based tech company, is expanding its operations to a new Richardson facility.

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As cold weather and winter break approach, check out these options for children to be warm and entertained at these Dallas-Fort Worth indoor playgrounds.

1. Bright Side Play: The company offers craft rooms, costume play and a play structure that features climbable walls and rope bridge. The playground also offers several birthday party packages, as well as kids classes for arts and crafts.

• 445 W. Southlake Blvd., Ste. 100, Southlake

• 6505 W. Park Blvd., Plano