The public portion of The Star, which consists of the indoor stadium, two outdoor fields and an underground parking garage, is a partnership with the Dallas Cowboys, the city of Frisco and Frisco ISD.

People make their way inside The Star, the Dallas Cowboys new headquarters at The Star in Frisco on Sunday, August 21, 2016. The Star, is a joint project with the City of Frisco, and Frisco ISD.

Frisco ISD is contributing $30 million to the project and its high school students will have use of the stadium, according to superintendent Dr. Jeremy Lyon.

The Dallas Cowboys officially named their new 91-acre Frisco headquarters as 'The Star' at a press conference Tuesday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.

District high schools will use the stadium for football games, too. Frisco Mayor Maher Maso said bringing the Cowboys' headquarters was a coup for one of the fastest-growing communities in the ...

The deal with Frisco came together quickly three years ago, with the city's total capped at $90 million on the stadium and a parking garage. The school district agreed to contribute $30 million.

The Dallas Cowboys, the City of Frisco and Frisco Independent School District have branded the new $350 million corporate campus and practice facility with the team's famed star.

The bad news came in a phone call from Jerry Jones, who had decided where he was going to build his Dallas Cowboys' new world headquarters, 12,000-seat multi-use stadium and all training operations.

FRISCO, Texas – The Dallas Cowboys formally announced Tuesday they are moving their headquarters from suburban Irving to suburban Frisco after winning overwhelming approval for a $115 million ...

The bad news came in a phone call from Jerry Jones, who had decided where he was going to build his Dallas Cowboys’ new world headquarters, 12,000-seat multiuse stadium and all training operations.