The performing arts center would be located on six acres at the corner of U.S. 380 and the Dallas North Tollway in an overlapping section of the Prosper and Frisco ISD zones. The project is ...

FRISCO, Texas — Voters in Frisco decided the fate of a $160 million bond package for a new arts and cultural center.

Panther Creek swimmer Aidan Eckard (left) stands with Panther Creek swim coach Megan Conner (center) and fellow swimmer Avery Whorton at the Frisco ISD Swim Center in Frisco, Texas, Monday, Feb. 6 ...

Frisco City Council calls for May vote on $160M bond for new performing arts center, co-owned with Prosper ISD.

The Frisco City Council voted to approve a special election on May 3 for voters to decide whether or not they approve the issuance of up to $160 million for the center.

The proposed Frisco Center for the Arts drew backing from the Prosper Independent School District, which pledged $125 million toward the venue, as well as Broadway Across America and Broadway ...

FRISCO — Andrea Shaver has long had an interest in graphic design, but with the help of courses at Frisco Independent School District's Career and Technical Education Center, the 18-year-old got ...

North Texas teen paralyzed after diving away from a wasp returns home from the hospital FRISCO — En route from the TIRR Memorial Hermann Neurological Sleep Medicine Center to Frisco, Semyon "SJ ...

Frisco Liberty’s s Milla Dopson celebrates a point during the 5A mixed doubles championship match at the UIL state tennis tournament at Northside ISD Tennis Center in Helotes, Texas, Wednesday ...

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 ...

Broadway Across America joins a public-private partnership with Prosper ISD and the City of Frisco to create a new performing arts center featuring a 2,800-seat main hall, community space, and a ...