FRISCO, Texas — This article was originally published by our content partners at the Dallas Business Journal. You can read the original article here. A $3 billion mixed-use project is advancing ...

On Tuesday, Officer Grant Cottingham with Frisco PD said the reports are “disturbing” and that the incidents happen within seconds. “In some cases, they’re literally just walking up to ...

It’s the third year in a row the city of Frisco has had a series of similar thefts. At least four reports of jewelry theft were made in 2022, two in September and two in November. Then ...

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FRISCO – Semyon "SJ" Williams Jr. saw his first football game in person since a freak accident at a swimming pool on the first day of summer. The 13-year-old shattered his spine diving into the ...

FRISCO — The Frisco community is rallying ... and is thrilled to be back home in North Texas.

Voters could approve a $340 million Frisco Center for the Arts today. Designed to enhance the city’s cultural appeal, the planned venue could include a 2,800-seat performance hall, a 400-seat ...

In what might have been the most anticipated game of the 2024 college football season, the sport’s preeminent program over the past several years was able to come away with a victory. Kirby ...

Related: These 8 charts explain what’s straining Texas school budgets Tim Muench, who has lived in Frisco for 25 years, said he doesn’t agree with the tax rate increase or the bond proposition ...

The 89th Legislature’s regular session runs from Jan. 14 to Jun. 2, 2025. Republicans control both the Texas House and Senate. We focus on what Texans need to know about the 140-day lawmaking ...