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Dolly Parton’s death has sparked a rare bipartisan outpouring from U.S. political leaders. Tributes from across the aisle highlight her enduring impact on culture and philanthropy, uniting lawmakers in shared respect.
Catch the WNBA showdown between the Las Vegas Aces and the Dallas Wings live! Find out how to stream the game online and which TV channel will broadcast the action, exclusively on The Big Lead.
La Moderna USA has donated a substantial amount of food to Dallas schools, supporting local students with nutritious meals. The contribution aims to enhance school food programs and promote healthy eating.
An Indian-origin man was brutally beheaded in the US following a dispute over a washing machine spat. The killer was seen kicking the victim before the grisly murder, sparking shock and outrage. Authorities are investigating.
OneSource Virtual is relocating its U.S. headquarters and 1,300 employees to Cypress Waters, marking a significant expansion for the company. The move underscores Cypress Waters’ growing appeal as a business hub.
The Dallas Mavericks faltered in their mini-series opener, falling 138-105 to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Struggling defensively, Dallas couldn’t contain Cleveland’s offense, leaving fans questioning the team’s cohesion and effort.
The World Cup may not have elevated the U.S. to elite soccer status, but it left a lasting positive impression on fans and visitors alike, highlighting the event’s cultural and economic impact in Dallas.
A message reading “Anti-ICE” was found on ammunition used in the Dallas shooting that killed an immigration detainee. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack amid heightened tensions over immigration policies.
Surtaal Entertainment is set to bring acclaimed Qawwali duo Zain Zohaib to Boston as part of their 2026 U.S. tour. The event promises a vibrant showcase of traditional South Asian music, captivating local audiences.
A Texas school board has rejected signs displaying “In God We Trust” in Arabic, sparking debate over religious expression and cultural sensitivity in public schools, according to npr.org.
EXCLUSIVE: A former intelligence chief under Maduro has sent a letter to Trump, revealing a narco-terrorist network waging war against the U.S., exposing deep ties between drug cartels and Venezuela’s regime.
Daito Kentaku has launched its Texas resale business, debuting with seven homes in the Dallas area. The move marks the Japanese company’s expansion into the U.S. real estate market.
Dallas Wings’ Li Yueru will not represent China at the FIBA World Cup due to a surprising eligibility issue tied to league regulations, sparking debate over the clash between national duty and professional commitments.
A Dallas man was arrested for orchestrating a multimillion-dollar U.S. Treasury check fraud scheme, allegedly cashing fake government checks. Authorities continue to investigate the extent of the financial damage.
Here’s the program for Day 2 of the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, featuring key speeches, strategy sessions, and candidate appearances as the party gears up for the upcoming elections. Stay tuned for live updates.
Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott and his fiancée have reportedly called off their wedding, ending their engagement ahead of the planned ceremony. Details about the split remain private, with both parties seeking privacy.
Texas schools kick off the 2026 academic year on varying dates across major districts. USA Today provides a comprehensive guide to key start dates, helping families prepare for back-to-school season statewide.
Dallas PAL members showcased their talents at the Skills USA District 6 Competition, demonstrating strong skills and teamwork. The event highlighted youth dedication and community support, boosting Dallas Police Department programs.
Indian tech company establishes its U.S. headquarters in Irving, Texas, planning a major hiring spree to boost operations. The move underscores growing global expansion and commitment to the American market.
Dallas Goedert has signed a 1-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Eagles. The tight end remains a key part of the Eagles’ offense, providing reliable pass-catching and blocking as the team looks to build on last season’s success.