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Texan Jeff Webb, mentor to conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, has died at 76 following a fall. Webb was known for his influential role in shaping Kirk’s early career. His passing marks the loss of a key figure in conservative circles.
Halperin Park is hosting free watch parties for the USA and Mexico World Cup games. Fans can gather to enjoy live screenings in a festive atmosphere, celebrating soccer and community spirit.
A heavy police presence near North Dallas High School was triggered by a swatting call, Dallas ISD confirmed. Authorities responded swiftly, ensuring student safety before declaring the threat a hoax.
As the 2030 Winter Olympics approach, key Dallas Stars players are poised to represent their countries. Experts analyze potential roster spots, highlighting emerging stars and veterans likely to compete on the global stage.
Nancy Diebolt, 87, passed away in 2026. A longtime Dallas resident known for her community involvement and kindness, she is remembered fondly by family and friends. Details in the Dallas News obituary.
As Donald Trump skips CPAC, divisions within the MAGA movement over U.S. involvement in Iran are emerging. The rift highlights differing views on foreign policy among Trump loyalists, signaling possible internal fractures.
Hepola: Dallas played a pivotal role in shaping U.S. World Cup star Weston McKennie. The city’s soccer culture and community support fueled his rise from local fields to the global stage.
Capital One plans to reopen all U.S. offices by September 6, embracing a fully hybrid work model. The move marks a shift toward flexible in-person and remote work, starting with its Dallas locations.
Federal authorities are expanding their violent crime initiative into northwest Dallas to combat rising violence. The move aims to increase law enforcement presence and improve public safety in the area.
Meet Richard Roby III of Food Heaven USA in Downtown Fort Worth, a dynamic culinary entrepreneur bringing innovative dining experiences to the city. His passion for quality and community shines through every dish.
RUSH Sports has secured the exclusive broadcast rights for FIFA 26 World Cup in the Caribbean, promising comprehensive coverage and in-depth analysis for football fans across the region.
Dallas is deploying hundreds of license-plate reader cameras citywide to enhance public safety and improve law enforcement efficiency. The initiative aims to aid crime-solving while raising privacy concerns among residents.
Roger Waters infused his Pink Floyd classics with sharp political commentary during a recent Dallas performance, sparking mixed reactions among fans. Some praised his message, while others felt the politics overshadowed the music.
Touchy-Feely, an interactive entertainment venue founded in France, has made its U.S. debut in Dallas. The immersive experience invites visitors to engage with tactile art and sensory installations, blending fun with creativity.
Dallas College launches a pioneering Bitcoin mining training and certification program, equipping students with cutting-edge skills for the blockchain industry. This initiative positions the college as a leader in crypto education.
Steve McKeever’s $1 billion North City development in Fort Worth moves forward, marking a major milestone in the city’s urban growth. The project aims to transform the area with mixed-use spaces and amenities.
The Detroit Lions secured a thrilling 44-30 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday. Key plays, standout performances, and pivotal moments shaped this high-scoring clash, highlighting Detroit’s strong offensive display.
Houston and Dallas have been ranked among the most sinful cities in the U.S., according to a recent report highlighted by Spectrum News. The ranking factors in crime rates, substance abuse, and other social indicators.
Dallas pastor Frederick Haynes III has announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives, aiming to bring his community-focused leadership to Congress, WFAA reports. His campaign emphasizes social justice and economic equity.
Josh Dallas returns to NBC’s hit series “Manifest” for Season Two, premiering Jan. 6, 2020. Fans can expect more mystery and drama as the show continues to captivate audiences nationwide, reports EURweb.