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The Dallas Cowboys have sidestepped the contract disputes that typically define their offseason, with key players like George Pickens and Brandon Aubrey agreeing to deals.
Texas Rangers top pitching prospect Caden Scarborough is nearing a promotion to High-A Frisco after a strong first half with High-A Hub City despite a late start to the season.
Frisco hosts a soccer fan festival at Simpson Plaza while local museums and gardens feature extended art and science exhibitions through the summer.
The Women’s National Football Conference championship match between the Texas Elite Spartans and San Diego Rebellion airs Sunday at the Ford Center in Frisco.
Storms moving through the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex around 9 a.m. on Friday triggered several house fires in Frisco, Plano, Allen, and Dallas, with lightning cited as the likely cause.
The Swedish men's national soccer team stopped at Hutchins BBQ in Frisco for a meal while using North Texas as their tournament base.
George Pickens attended Dallas Cowboys mandatory minicamp despite skipping voluntary workouts, focusing on team goals while under a franchise tag.
Texas elevates Malcolm Moore to Double-A Frisco after a strong offensive stretch at High-A Hub City, signaling faith in his development as a future catcher.
Texas Rangers have promoted their top-ranked catching prospect, Moore, to the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders following a strong offensive season at the A+ level.
Texas Rangers first-round pick Malcolm Moore has been promoted from high-A Hub City to AA Frisco following a strong 2026 season.
George Pickens attended his physical as the Dallas Cowboys started mandatory minicamp in Frisco, while the team addresses defensive roster changes.
Cow Tipping Creamery in Frisco will shut its doors on July 14 after ten years, though the business plans to launch a new venture soon.
A large number of Frisco residents participated in the recent election that resulted in the selection of a new mayor for the city.
The Swedish national team trained publicly at Frisco Stadium, where over 2,000 fans watched as players prepared for the tournament's heat.
Over 4,000 spectators gathered at Toyota Stadium in Frisco on Tuesday to watch the Swedish national team train before the FIFA World Cup.
The Swedish national soccer team conducted a public training session at Frisco Stadium, drawing over 2,000 fans and featuring FC Dallas player Herman Johansson.
Dallas head coach Mike Schottenheimer anticipates wide receiver George Pickens will attend the team's mandatory minicamp on June 16.
Frisco businesses are hosting watch parties and cultural events to welcome Swedish soccer supporters ahead of the World Cup matches.
The upcoming Taylor Sheridan drama starring Samuel L. Jackson is recruiting background actors for production scheduled in North Texas during June 2026.
Heavy downpours in Frisco prevented Texas Rangers infielder Josh Smith from beginning his rehabilitation assignment as planned.
The Swedish national team has established Frisco as its base ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.