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Bloomberg Philanthropies is launching new specialized healthcare high schools across the U.S., aiming to equip students with critical skills for healthcare careers and address workforce shortages in the sector.
The Dallas Wings face the Portland Fire tonight in a pivotal WNBA matchup. Game starts at 7:00 PM ET. Watch live on ESPN or stream via Yahoo Sports for full coverage and updates. Stay tuned for highlights and analysis.
Construction is set to begin soon on a $750 million AI-powered movie studio in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, aiming to boost local film production with cutting-edge technology and create numerous jobs.
New maps reveal stark educational divides within US cities, highlighting how neighborhoods differ dramatically in access and attainment. The World Economic Forum underscores these inequalities shaping urban life.
A proposed trade deal could mark the end of Anthony Davis’ tenure with the Dallas Mavericks. Sources say the move aims to reshape the team’s core, signaling a major shift in Dallas’ strategy this offseason.
Three people, including a child, died after a powerful explosion leveled an apartment complex in Dallas. Emergency crews continue search and rescue efforts amid ongoing investigations into the blast’s cause.
Dallas has been named one of the most diverse cities in the U.S. for 2026, showcasing its rich cultural mosaic. The recognition highlights the city’s growing multicultural population and inclusive community spirit.
The Dallas Cowboys have experienced a notably slow offseason, much to the delight of Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith. He believes the team’s cautious approach could pay dividends in the upcoming NFL season.
Samsung is laying off hundreds of employees as it relocates its U.S. headquarters from Silicon Valley to Plano, Texas. The move marks a strategic shift amid broader industry changes, impacting jobs and local economies.
The Real Housewives of Dallas Season 2 premieres this week, promising more drama and glamour. D Magazine explores what viewers can expect from the returning cast and new twists in the upcoming episodes.
Christian conservatives are challenging the separation of church and state as debates intensify over religion in public schools. Courts and communities nationwide are grappling with how faith fits in education.
Chelsea have reached an agreement to sign U.S. youth international Benji Flowers from FC Dallas. The deal marks a significant move for the Blues as they invest in young American talent. Further details to follow.
Justin Northwest’s Cooper Lutkenhaus set the world’s fastest 800-meter time for 2026, showcasing remarkable speed and endurance. The Dallas News highlights his breakthrough performance as a top contender in middle-distance running.
A Plano ISD teacher has been charged with new child sex abuse allegations, authorities report. The case raises concerns about student safety and ongoing investigations within the Texas school district.
The Dallas Cowboys aimed to bolster their defense in the 2026 offseason. Yahoo Sports evaluates whether their strategic moves addressed key weaknesses and improved the team’s defensive outlook heading into the new season.
Croatia fans transformed downtown Dallas into a sea of red and white ahead of the World Cup match, showcasing vibrant support with flags, chants, and celebrations, igniting local excitement for the global event.
Amid backlash over his ‘mixed race’ remarks, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban echoed Donald Trump’s rhetoric during a Dallas speech, sparking renewed debate on race and nationalism in global politics.
Texas universities face potential loss of thousands of international students and millions in revenue due to recent visa restrictions and policy changes, raising concerns about the impact on campus diversity and local economies.
Dallas-based Thermomix USA has appointed a former Alkegen executive as its new CEO. The leadership change signals strategic growth plans for the innovative kitchen appliance company.
The WNBA Union has raised the All-Star prize money to $170,000 despite the new Collective Bargaining Agreement. This move underscores the league’s commitment to rewarding player excellence and growth.