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Mixed results for school bond proposals show the challenge of balancing needs and costs. Voter engagement shapes the future of local schools

With the presidential election over, Frisco residents prepare to vote locally on city council, school board, and community issues this May 2

Elections heighten stress and anxiety, fueling social tension and headline stress disorder from constant media, impacting mental well-being.

Frisco, TX—October 2024 Frisco Independent School District (FISD) has placed a $1.08 billion bond referendum and a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE) on the November 5, 2024, ballot to address the needs of its rapidly growing student population. Community Impact Propositions on the Ballot: Proposition A (VATRE): Proposes a tax increase of 2.94 cents per $100 of property value to support operational expenses, including teacher salaries and student programs. Local Profile

Image featured is not of the current park in Frisco. In a move that has sparked excitement across Texas and beyond, Universal Studios announced that they are bringing a new entertainment park to Frisco, Texas. This unprecedented development has the potential to reshape Frisco’s economy, infrastructure, and tourism industry. Here’s a deep dive into what this means for the city, backed by data and projections. Why Frisco? Frisco, once a quiet suburb north of Dallas, has evolved

Early Voting for November 2024 Elections Early voting for the November 5, 2024, general election commenced on October 21 and will continue through November 1. Frisco residents can cast their ballots at designated early voting locations. For detailed information on polling sites and schedules, please refer to the City of Frisco's Elections page. Approval of 'The Mix' Development Project On October 15, the Frisco City Council unanimously approved a Master Development Agreement

The upcoming November 5, 2024, General Election is just around the corner, and ensuring you’re registered to vote is the first step to making your voice heard. Whether you're voting on important local decisions or federal elections, being prepared is key. Here’s a simple guide to check your voter registration status and get everything you need to be ready for Election Day in Frisco, Texas. Step 1: Verify Election Information Frisco’s election information for the November 5, 2

The City of Frisco, one of Texas' fastest-growing communities, is a Home Rule Municipality governed by a Council-Manager system. This means that while the Mayor and six City Council Members are elected by the public, the city’s day-to-day operations are managed by a City Manager appointed by the Council. The elected officials serve at-large, representing the entire city rather than specific districts, and their decisions shape the future of Frisco. Located across both Collin