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Colin Allred has ended his Senate bid and announced a run for Congress instead, shifting his focus to retain his current Texas House seat. The move reshapes the state’s political landscape ahead of upcoming elections.
Dallas Life at UT Southwestern highlights the city’s vibrant culture, top medical research, and innovative healthcare. It offers students unique opportunities for education, career growth, and community engagement.
A powerful winter storm has disrupted travel across the U.S., leading to widespread flight cancellations and delays. Airports nationwide face severe delays as heavy snow and icy conditions create hazardous travel.
The Dallas Wings continue to make waves this season, as USA Today highlights key stats fueling their rise. From standout scorers to defensive plays, the team’s performance is capturing nationwide attention.
A Texas judge has ordered ICE to release an Ecuadorian man and his 5-year-old son from a detention center, citing concerns over their prolonged confinement. The ruling highlights ongoing debates over immigration detention practices.
Jasmine Crockett is contending to become the leading Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, aiming to strengthen accountability and transparency. Her bid highlights rising influence within the Texas congressional delegation.
LeeAnne Locken hints at a possible “Real Housewives of Dallas” revival, sharing optimism about the show’s return in an exclusive Us Weekly interview. Fans eagerly await news on the franchise’s future.
Houston-area schools have topped the latest Texas public high school rankings, showcasing strong academics and extracurriculars. The region continues to lead statewide in education excellence, according to KHOU.
Dallas Crime Through the Decades – D Magazine explores the city’s evolving criminal landscape, highlighting key cases, rising trends, and law enforcement efforts that have shaped Dallas from the mid-20th century to today.
Poets&Quants has unveiled its latest ranking of the Top 100 Business Schools, ranked by research output. The list highlights institutions with the strongest academic impact and groundbreaking business scholarship globally.
The Dallas Wings will face Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever in an exciting WNBA matchup at the American Airlines Center. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth will provide live coverage of the game.
Scotiabank has chosen Dallas as the site for its new U.S. office hub, aiming to expand its presence and operations in the American market. The move highlights Dallas’ growing appeal to major financial institutions.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones defended his support for the Republican Party using strong language, sparking mixed reactions. His candid remarks highlight ongoing political tensions in sports. (USA Today)
Dallas authorities say the ICE shooter targeted agents, not detainees, in a recent attack. Officials confirm the incident was aimed at law enforcement personnel, underscoring ongoing tensions in immigration enforcement.
Development progresses near the DART train station in southern Dallas, enhancing transit access and local economy. The project aims to boost connectivity and stimulate business growth in the area.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones defended quarterback Dak Prescott amid criticism, insisting Prescott is more than just a “bus driver.” Jones highlighted Prescott’s leadership and impact on the team’s success.
A “No War With Venezuela” protest erupted in downtown Dallas following the U.S. seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s assets. Demonstrators urged diplomatic solutions, condemning potential military actions.
Dallas City Council members warn that partnering with ICE could erode public trust, citing concerns over community safety and cooperation. Officials emphasize the need for policies that protect immigrant residents.
Jumpshot Live, a new basketball eatertainment concept, is set to launch in Dallas. Combining immersive dining with live basketball action, it promises a unique experience for sports and food fans alike.
Frisco has been selected to host the 2026 Major League Volleyball Championship, marking a major boost for the city’s sports and tourism sectors. The event is expected to draw fans nationwide and stimulate local business growth.