Looking for something to do as the new year approaches? Here's a list of five upcoming events in Frisco. This list is not comprehensive, and events are subject to change. 2025 Sco

Frisco is considering building a public-private animal shelter, but some residents have criticized this approach, saying they wanted the city to build a

Frisco's "Music in the Chamber 2026" concert series showcases American history through music in City Council Chambers.

Frisco ISD's open enrollment program, Access Frisco, will soon begin accepting students entering high school. Access Frisco will now allow prekindergarten through ninth-grade stud

Lone Star has the chance to win Frisco ISD’s first UIL state title during the Class 5A Division I championship on Friday. And after 16 years, Lone Star

A new Universal theme park aimed at families with young children will boast lands dedicated to Shrek, SpongeBob and the Minions, along with other DreamWorks, Nickelodeon, and Illumination film franchises, when the Texas kiddieland opens in 2026.

The veteran teacher came up with the idea for her immersive art room over the summer break, figuring out what it would take to get the supplies for 650 students to complete the project. Other schools in Frisco ISD stepped up with easels for her kindergartners through fifth graders to paint their own works of art.

Frisco ISD’s enrollment soared by the thousands yearly. Now the rise has stopped, and the student population’s even falling, like in many North Texas districts.

Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis announced that Kerrico Carr, 44, of McKinney, was sentenced to life in prison after a Collin County jury found him guilty of a 2017 capital murder in Frisco.