Celina

Detectives discovered images taken by the student in a locker room at Celina High School during the 2025–2026 school year, involving six students.

Sunday night storms brought long-awaited rain to North Texas but also sparked damaging house fires in Celina and Prosper. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera has the story.

Families in Collin County are dealing with devastating damage after long-awaited rain moved through North Texas.

An 8-year-old boy reported missing in Celina on Friday morning has been found deceased. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera spoke with neighbors.

Celina Police are asking for help finding a missing 8-year-old boy.

Small cities in big Texas metro areas were the fastest-growing municipalities in the United States last year, as smaller communities in the South outpaced the rest of the nation.

Celina Police are investigating after a fight between neighbors escalated into a shooting in the Carter Ranch neighborhood on Sunday afternoon.

Celina High School’s powerhouse girls soccer team is once again on top of their game. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero shows us why hard work has once again paid off.

Businesses in Celina say ongoing power outages are forcing them to throw away products and lose revenue. The city and its power provider say upgrades are underway, but concerns remain about reliability. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans has more.

Repeated power outages in Celina are disrupting businesses and costing thousands as officials work on upgrades to improve reliability.

The Celina ISD school board voted to renew the superintendent’s contract despite calls for his resignation from some parents and community members. The decision comes amid ongoing concerns and follows another alleged scandal involving former athletic director Bill Elliott. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards reports from Celina with the latest developments.

Amid calls for new leadership in Celina ISD, the board of trustees expressed support for Superintendent Dr. Tom Maglisceau, voting to renew his contract Monday night.

New allegations are emerging involving the Celina ISD athletic department months after a former middle school football coach was arrested on sexual assault charges. Now, the coach’s father, former athletic director Bill Elliott, has surrendered his teaching license to avoid an investigation. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards reports on how district officials and parents are responding to the latest developments.

The Texas Education Agency has permanently revoked Elliott’s teaching license after learning of allegations of misconduct from 1995.

A decades-old misconduct allegation against former Celina football coach Bill Elliot has surfaced, leading to the TEA revoking of his teaching certification. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero has the story.

Celina Police made multiple arrests after being called to a house party with more than 500 teens and young adults in attendance.