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Texas Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map designed to boost their chances of gaining five additional seats in Congress, intensifying the political battle ahead of the next election cycle.
A teachers’ union has filed a lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency and Commissioner Mike Morath over investigations into educators for social media posts supporting Charlie Kirk. The union alleges violation of free speech rights.
Despite former President Trump’s claims to the NRA, London remains safer than every major U.S. city. Crime statistics highlight lower violent crime rates, challenging narratives about gun control and public safety in the U.S.
Emmitt Smith weighs in on the Dallas Cowboys’ recent offseason moves, expressing cautious optimism about the team’s potential. He highlights key acquisitions and emphasizes the need for strong team chemistry.
The US Open Pool Championship kicked off Tuesday, August 25th, in Dallas, attracting top players nationwide. Fans are eager to see intense competition and rising stars in this premier billiards event.
Dallas County voters head to the polls for crucial primary elections. This guide covers key dates, candidates, and voting locations to ensure your voice is heard in shaping local leadership. Don’t miss your chance to vote!
This Thanksgiving, NFL halftime shows feature top stars lighting up the stage. From chart-toppers to surprise guests, see the full lineup keeping fans entertained during the holiday games. Read more in The Providence Journal.
West Dallas STEM School, once struggling with low enrollment and funding, is now seeing renewed community support and improved resources. The school’s transformation highlights ongoing efforts to boost STEM education in Dallas.
Thermomix will open an Experience Center at its new U.S. headquarters in Uptown Dallas, offering hands-on demos and showcasing the latest in smart kitchen technology to local consumers and partners.
Sports Business Journal has named Dallas as America’s top market for sports business. The recognition highlights the city’s robust sports economy, diverse franchises, and strong fan engagement, according to WFAA.
An English superfan has sold their house to fund a trip to the World Cup in Dallas, Texas. The passionate supporter aims to witness the global tournament firsthand, highlighting extreme dedication to the sport.
James Talarico energized a packed crowd at a Plano town hall, emphasizing the need for Texas to embrace leadership that delivers real results. His message resonated with voters seeking change in the Lone Star State.
A suspect in a Texas bar shooting was reported by an AP source to have worn clothing labeled “Property of Allah” and displayed an Iranian flag emblem, according to PBS. Authorities continue investigating motives and details.
Dallas ISD will launch a record number of new choice programs and schools next school year, expanding opportunities for students citywide and offering diverse educational pathways to meet growing demand.
Dallas Turner has emerged as a key linebacker for the Alabama Crimson Tide, showcasing exceptional athleticism and leadership. His impact on defense continues to be a focal point for The Tuscaloosa News coverage.
The US men’s hockey team was honored at the State of the Union address, with President Trump promising the women’s team will be recognized “soon.” The acknowledgment highlights the nation’s pride in its hockey champions.
Clay Jenkins, featured in D Magazine, is a prominent Fort Worth figure known for his leadership as Dallas County Judge. He gained recognition for crisis management and community service efforts amid regional challenges.
Dolly Parton revealed the challenges behind her iconic Cowboys cheerleader outfit, describing it as “a lot of maintenance.” The country star spoke candidly about the effort involved in maintaining her signature look.
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2026 rankings for the best public elementary schools in Texas. The list highlights top-performing schools based on academic excellence and student success metrics statewide.
Fort Worth ranks as the third-safest city in America, with Arlington closely behind, according to a recent report. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram highlights these Texas cities’ ongoing commitment to public safety.