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US Transportation Secretary warns that flight delays are expected to worsen due to rising passenger demand and staffing shortages. Travelers advised to anticipate disruptions this summer, with airlines urged to improve efficiency.
A new 2025 report from The New York Times reveals which U.S. universities rely most heavily on international students for enrollment and funding, highlighting shifting trends in higher education demographics.
The USA Rugby Women’s Eagles are set to face Italy in an international match at Mansfield, Texas. The game highlights Mansfield’s growing role in hosting premier rugby events.
Donald Willis, a longtime Dallas community leader and businessman, passed away in 2026. Known for his dedication to local development and charity work, Willis leaves a lasting legacy in the city.
Three more Texas teachers have been arrested on child pornography charges, escalating concerns over student safety. Authorities continue to investigate as the Texas education community reels from the latest arrests.
Four energy companies have joined the ‘DExit’ movement, redomiciling in Texas to benefit from a more favorable business climate. The move signals a growing trend of firms shifting operations southward.
Catch the Dallas Wings vs. Toronto Tempo game on July 10 live on NBA TV. The WNBA contest kicks off at 7:00 PM ET. Fans can also stream the action on the official WNBA app and NBA League Pass.
Texas has become the top U.S. destination for Afrikaner refugees fleeing South Africa, drawn by economic opportunities and community support, according to Dallas News. The trend highlights shifting migration patterns.
Well Go USA, a leading film distributor, has announced the establishment of its new headquarters in Allen, Texas. The move marks a strategic expansion aimed at enhancing its market presence and operational capabilities.
Thomas Jefferson High School principal shares how the community’s resilience helped navigate the recovery and transition after the Dallas tornadoes, highlighting teamwork and determination in the Dallas ISD response.
A solo developer has transformed the ambitious $1 billion North City vision into reality, revolutionizing urban growth and setting a new benchmark in independent city-scale development.
The Dallas Observer highlights top spots to catch World Cup matches in Dallas, from lively sports bars to family-friendly venues. Fans can enjoy great screens, food, and atmosphere across the city throughout the tournament.
Richard Smith, a respected Dallas community leader and entrepreneur, passed away in 2026 at age 76. Known for his philanthropic efforts, Smith’s legacy continues to impact local initiatives. Details in Dallas News.
The Dallas school district apologized after abruptly cutting off the valedictorian’s graduation speech, sparking outrage among students and parents. Officials cited time constraints but vowed to prevent future incidents.
A Dallas man has been charged with a hate crime after tearing down a Pride flag outside a Maryland store, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. Authorities say the act was motivated by bias against the LGBTQ+ community.
The USA Women’s Eagles are set to face Italy in a thrilling rugby showdown in Dallas-Fort Worth. Fans can expect intense action as both teams gear up for this highly anticipated matchup. Stay tuned for updates on CW33.com.
On March 1, 2025, Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving (11) drove to the basket as Milwaukee Bucks forward Taurean Prince (12) defended during the first half at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.
Dallas-set drama Queen of the South is more than a guilty pleasure, D Magazine reports. The series delivers compelling storytelling and rich characters, elevating it beyond typical crime drama fare.
UT Southwestern’s Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Management offers a premier residency program, blending cutting-edge training with expert faculty to prepare physicians for excellence in patient care and pain management.
Fact Brief: Fort Worth’s crime rate is lower than many large Texas cities, including Houston and Dallas. While challenges remain, recent data shows progress in reducing violent and property crimes across the city.