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Ted Cruz and Colin Allred are set to face off in their first U.S. Senate debate this October. The highly anticipated event marks a critical moment in the race, highlighting key policy contrasts ahead of the election.
Discover the top events happening in Dallas this week with D Magazine’s Event Calendar. From live music and art shows to food festivals and family activities, find the best ways to enjoy the city.
Texas Tech University, located in Lubbock, Texas, continues to advance as a leading public research institution. Known for its strong engineering, business, and agricultural programs, the university fosters innovation and community engagement.
Dallas is poised to become Goldman Sachs’ second-largest U.S. hub, Bloomberg reports. The financial giant plans significant expansions, signaling increased investment and job growth in the Texas city.
Former Cowboys QB Troy Aikman labels the team “dysfunctional” and calls for “a complete overhaul” to address ongoing struggles. His candid remarks highlight growing concerns about the franchise’s future.
Anti-war protesters gathered in Dallas Sunday to condemn U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, urging for peace and diplomatic solutions amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. Organizers called for sustained public pressure on policymakers.
Congress leader Shri Rahul Gandhi has arrived in the U.S. to further strengthen the India-America partnership. His visit aims to boost diplomatic and strategic ties between the two nations, sources confirmed.
The Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings Christmas Day halftime show will feature a special performance by TBA, bringing festive entertainment to the holiday game, USA Today reports. Stay tuned for official artist announcements.
A student opened fire at a Dallas high school, injuring four, authorities say. The school police chief confirmed the shooter targeted a specific student. The investigation is ongoing.
Three individuals have been jailed in Dallas County for their roles in a $14 million gift card scam, officials announced. The scheme involved fraudulent transactions and targeted multiple victims across the region.
The Dallas Mavericks continue to impress this season, showcasing strong performances in key stats like points per game and assists. Stay updated with the latest Mavericks stats and analysis on USA Today.
In a bizarre moment during the Mavericks-Cavaliers game, Dallas players hilariously attacked the wrong basket after referees mistakenly awarded them the ball. The mix-up left fans and players alike in disbelief.
“Love is Blind” star Alex addresses recent backlash over his Trump comments, pushing back against claims that he’s a liar. In an exclusive USA Today interview, he defends his views and calls for open dialogue.
Le Cordon Bleu campuses in Dallas and other U.S. cities will close after the January class completes training, ending a renowned era in culinary education, the school announced Wednesday.
Samsung’s US division achieved remarkable success, prompting Korean executives to investigate operations closely. The scrutiny reportedly led to public humiliation of the American team, highlighting tension within the global giant’s management.
The NBA is reportedly close to expanding by two teams this summer, sources say. Discussions are ongoing, with potential new franchises aiming to boost league growth and fan engagement nationwide.
William Teigen, a prominent Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2025 at age 83. Known for his dedication to local causes, Teigen’s legacy continues to inspire. Full obituary in Dallas News.
Allred and Johnson traded sharp criticisms as the race for Dallas’ new council seat kicked off, highlighting early tensions in a fiercely contested election shaping the city’s future leadership.
The Sex Pistols’ 1978 performance at Dallas’ Longhorn Ballroom marked a pivotal moment in punk rock history. D Magazine revisits the iconic, chaotic show that challenged Texas’ music scene and cultural norms.
Former President Trump’s proposal to dismantle the Education Department could disrupt federal support for students with disabilities in Texas, raising concerns about funding and protections crucial for their education.