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As Frisco, Texas, continues its rapid growth, local elections have become an increasingly vital aspect of shaping the city’s future.

The University of North Texas (UNT) at Frisco offers an exceptional educational experience for students in the heart of Collin County. As pa

The 10 proposed changes to Frisco's City Charter are set to stay on the May 3 ballot.

The Dallas Open, an ATP 500-level tennis tournament, is set to relocate to the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, starting in 2025.

Recently, Pakistan, China, and El Salvador have made headlines with their substantial gold discoveries, which have potential implications fo

NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have officially declared that the Sun has entered the solar maximum phas

Nvidia, a leader in AI and computing innovation, has once again pushed the boundaries of technology with its latest development: a virtual d

Grapes in a microwave can produce a dramatic effect due to the interaction between their water content and the microwave's electromagnetic w

In a world where access to reliable information is under constant threat, many governments impose tight restrictions on the media.

Frisco a growing hub for innovation, could see exciting new opportunities thanks to recent advancements in sodium-ion battery technology.

Home to The Star, Frisco has become synonymous with high-profile sports events and world-class facilities.

Frisco is embarking on an exciting expansion of its park and trail systems that will bring a wealth of new recreational opportunities.

The debate around off-market listings has turned into a legal and ethical battle in the real estate market.

The Frisco Police Department has introduced license plate reader cameras throughout the city.

Frisco Independent School District proudly announces that 213 of its middle school students have earned positions in the TMEA 2024 Region

The City of Frisco has announced the allocation of grants for the fiscal year 2025.

Frisco Independent School District has launched a community feedback initiative to better understand why voters reject the 1 billion bond.

On December 4, 2024, the Texas federal court ruled that the CTA’s reporting requirements exceed the federal government’s authority.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas invalidated the Department of Labor's recent regulations.

In recognition of small business contributions, the Frisco Chamber of Commerce will host its Annual Awards Gala event.