Due to the lack of public transportation in Texas, traveling by car is a must for many commuters. However, with everyone rushing to various locations at the same time and multiple potholes in the roads, the commute from here to there is a hassle at times...

Teens and preteens no longer face a city curfew after 2007’s Juvenile Curfew Ordinance was repealed by the city of Frisco with the passage of House Bill 1819 that prohibits political subdivisions from adopting or enforcing juvenile curfews.  Mayor...

According to the 2023 Niche rankings, Frisco ISD's reputation as a strong school district has been reflected in its ranking as the 7th best school district in Texas. The district’s ranking is out of more than 1200 districts throughout the state,...

The Frisco ISD Board of Trustees met Monday night for their regular September meeting where the Board received an update on Safety and Security by Chief Operations Officer Scott Warstler, which focused predominantly on the new armed security officer requirement...

The Frisco ISD Board of Trustees is hosting their monthly meeting Monday from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the FISD Administration Building where a variety of topics are scheduled to be discussed.  Among those is the District Improvement Plan which is an annual...

Even though September is halfway over, Friday signifies the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month: a month dedicated to celebrating the contributions made by individuals of Hispanic heritage to America’s culture and society. "It's very important as...

Juniors and seniors are going to be able to visit with representatives from more than 60 colleges and universities at Thursday’s Find your Future: Texas Colleges Night from 6-8 p.m. at Panther Creek High School. “One of the goals is to bring awareness...

Education is the business of school, but helping build awareness about mental health is something more and more districts are incorporating into their toolbox of learning. One way Frisco ISD is doing this is through Wednesday’s community discussion...

From classroom decorations to student supplies, many teachers spend their own money on classroom supplies. According to the U.S. Department of Education, some teachers spend nearly $500 out of their own pocket.  To help offset this, Frisco ISD is...

Millions of Americans will be taking time today to remember those who risked and sacrificed their lives in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.     On the 22nd anniversary of this tragedy, America honors those men...

The once common sight of the iconic green-capped bottle and signature rooster of Huy Fong’s Sriracha hot sauce has become a rare sight in grocery stores due to a shortage.  The main culprit behind the shortage: a the lack of red jalapeños, a key...

Six months after opening its doors at its new location, the Frisco Public Library is seeing a record number of visitors. “I remember the first time I went to the Frisco Library I was amazed to see how many people were walking around in there and...