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Dallas sports radio shifts to “tank mode” following Anthony Davis’ injury news, reflecting fans’ growing concerns about the team’s playoff hopes. Coverage intensifies as analysts weigh the impact on the season’s outlook.
Dallas Stars goalie Jake Oettinger is set to backstop Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Known for his sharp reflexes and calm under pressure, Oettinger aims to lead the team to gold.
A new poll reveals Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton leading Senator John Cornyn in a crowded GOP Senate race, highlighting shifting dynamics ahead of the 2024 Republican primary, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports.
Netflix is set to launch three theme parks featuring immersive live experiences. Details on locations and opening dates have been revealed, promising fans a new way to engage with their favorite shows. Stay tuned for updates.
Many U.S. teachers face financial strain as stagnant salaries fail to keep up with rising rent costs. This growing gap forces educators to juggle multiple jobs, highlighting a nationwide crisis in education funding.
Dallas police deployed a bomb-carrying robot to neutralize the sniper, marking an unprecedented tactical move. The remote detonation ended the standoff safely, showcasing advanced law enforcement technology.
A new map reveals the airports hit hardest by Winter Storm Fern, highlighting widespread delays and cancellations across the U.S. The data underscores the storm’s severe impact on travel and airport operations.
Inside The Star, the Dallas Cowboys’ new $1.5 billion headquarters, features state-of-the-art training facilities, offices, and fan attractions. This cutting-edge complex redefines NFL team headquarters on and off the field.
Former Dallas Stars fan-favorite Joe Pavelski has been inducted into the US Hockey Hall of Fame. Celebrated for his leadership and skill, Pavelski’s legacy continues to inspire the hockey community nationwide.
Amber Glenn faces backlash over her political views and copyright disputes following her Olympic gold win. The Dallas News reports rising controversy surrounding the celebrated athlete’s off-ice actions and statements.
Thursday practice is crucial for the Gallup offense, setting the tone ahead of their upcoming game. Cowboys Wire highlights that the team’s return to the field “should be fun,” signaling strong offensive potential.
Dallas joins other Texas districts in mandating clear or mesh backpacks for students, aiming to boost school safety following the Uvalde massacre. The new policy seeks to enhance transparency and prevent threats.
A Dallas anesthesiologist is accused of tampering with IV bags, resulting in the death of another doctor, prosecutors allege. The case has raised serious concerns about patient safety and hospital protocols.
The Dallas Cowboys face the Carolina Panthers in an NFL Week 6 showdown. Experts weigh in on predictions, picks, and odds as both teams aim to boost their playoff hopes in a pivotal matchup.
Amber Glenn faced challenges in her individual performance, but Team USA triumphed by securing the figure skating team gold at the Winter Olympics, highlighting strong collective efforts.
Texas Democrat James Talarico announces his bid for the U.S. Senate, joining a growing field of candidates vying to challenge incumbents in the 2024 election. The race is gaining momentum ahead of key primaries.
A WalletHub study ranks several Texas cities among the least educated in America, highlighting gaps in higher education attainment and skills. The findings raise concerns about workforce readiness and economic growth in the Lone Star State.
ICE has called for the removal of a man accused of beheading someone at a Dallas motel. Authorities are seeking his deportation amid ongoing investigations into the violent incident.
The Dallas Cowboys made a rare progressive move by visiting the National Museum of African American History and Culture, highlighting a commitment to understanding social issues and fostering community engagement.
A US Congressman has raised concerns over the growing “Islamisation” of a Dallas neighborhood, stating it “feels like you’re in Pakistan, not in Dallas.” The remarks have sparked intense local and national debate.