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iKON has announced additional dates for their 2023 ‘Take Off’ world tour, expanding their global reach. Fans can expect more high-energy performances as the group continues to promote their latest hits.
A Dallas rabbi was arrested on charges of alleged indecency with a child, officials confirmed. Authorities are investigating the case as the community responds with concern. The investigation is ongoing.
A third Huntsville ISD teacher has been arrested for a sex crime within three weeks, raising concerns about student safety in the Texas school district, authorities report. Investigations are ongoing.
Toys R Us has opened a new store at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, offering travelers a nostalgic shopping experience. The location aims to serve families and visitors from Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake.
A U.S. Senate committee released new findings critical of USA Hockey’s policies on transgender athletes. The report highlights concerns over fairness and safety in youth sports. Fox News has the full details.
Tyler Guyton has claimed the Dallas Cowboys’ starting left tackle position during training camp, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. The rookie’s strong performance secures a key spot on the offensive line for the upcoming season.
Republicans will hold their first-ever midterm convention in Dallas, President Trump announced Friday. The event aims to rally support ahead of the 2024 elections and unify the party’s base.
Reece Weaver reflects on her time with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, revealing there’s one aspect she won’t miss. In an exclusive interview with USA Today, she candidly shares what that is.
Some Texas teachers are navigating the state’s new Ten Commandments law cautiously, balancing classroom discussions with legal risks. Their approaches highlight ongoing debates over religious expression in public schools.
UTA students played a crucial role in advancing a 1991 Arlington cold case, aiding police with fresh insights and technology. Their collaboration highlights the impact of academic partnerships in solving long-standing crimes.
A Texas seafood wholesaler was fined $250,000 for falsely labeling the origin of salmon. Authorities say the company mislabeled imported salmon as U.S.-sourced, violating trade and labeling laws.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expresses confidence that quarterback Tony Romo will rebound following his recent OWI arrest. Jones emphasizes Romo’s character and ability to overcome setbacks.
Rain chances in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are expected to rise as the Portugal vs Spain match concludes, according to local forecasts. Fans are advised to prepare for wet weather following the game.
The Trump administration intensifies efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship for individuals accused of fraud or criminal activity, raising concerns among legal experts and immigrant communities. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports.
K-pop group THE BOYZ have postponed the remaining dates of their US tour after several members tested positive for COVID-19. The band prioritizes health and safety, with rescheduled shows to be announced.
APOnet members are set to collaborate on a cutting-edge exhibition at SC22 in Dallas, Texas. This showcase highlights innovative research and technologies, underscoring Hawaii.edu’s role in advancing scientific collaboration.
A Dallas man has been charged with a gun crime after threatening to shoot up a local daycare, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. Authorities say the suspect posed a serious threat to community safety. Investigations are ongoing.
Commercial Baking, Inc. has unveiled new headquarters, positioning the company for long-term growth. The expanded facility aims to boost production capacity and support innovation in the baking industry.
Jimmy Johnson, former OSU football coach, led Miami to an NCAA championship and guided the Dallas Cowboys to Super Bowl victories. His legacy in college and professional football remains unmatched.
Former President Bill Clinton unexpectedly appeared at the Dallas Cowboys’ conference, momentarily disrupting the event. Team owner Jerry Jones appeared visibly surprised by the surprise visit, prompting a mix of reactions.