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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott’s tequila is set to hit store shelves this week. The launch marks Prescott’s entry into the spirits market, expanding his brand beyond the football field.
The Texas Education Agency announced that STAAR test results will be released in July and August. Students and parents in the Dallas-Fort Worth area can access scores online to track academic progress.
UConn guard Azzi Fudd was selected No. 1 overall by the Dallas Wings in the WNBA Draft, reuniting with former teammate Paige Bueckers. The pairing is poised to boost the Wings’ backcourt strength.
Canadian real estate investment firm expands US presence, opening its new headquarters in Dallas. The move underscores growing cross-border investment and Dallas’s rising appeal as a key market.
“Rio Paloma,” featured in the TV series Dutton Ranch, is inspired by a real location—but it’s not an actual town. Esquire explores how the fictional setting blends reality with creative storytelling.
The Lewisville ISD board reviewed the proposed 2023-24 academic calendar, focusing on key dates and holidays to optimize the school year. Community feedback will influence the final schedule decision.
FOX Sports has released the official Argentina World Cup 2026 schedule, detailing match locations, dates, and kickoff times. Fans can now plan to follow Argentina’s pursuit of glory in North America’s joint-hosted tournament.
Stay updated with FC Dallas news, schedule, stats, and roster on USA TODAY Sports. Get the latest match results, player updates, and in-depth analysis to follow the team’s MLS journey throughout the season.
San Antonio welcomes a new indoor sports and entertainment venue, boosting local events and tourism. The state-of-the-art facility promises exciting games, concerts, and community activities, marking a vibrant addition to the city’s attractions.
The UT Dallas Semiconductor Institute has launched a new scholarship to support engineering graduate students, aiming to foster innovation and advance semiconductor research within the academic community.
BBU has officially relocated its headquarters to Dallas, aiming to strengthen its presence in the baking industry. The move is expected to enhance operational efficiency and drive growth in the competitive market.
The USA faces Paraguay in a crucial World Cup clash, aiming to secure a decisive win. Coverage continues on the Ultimate Dallas Sports Show, bringing in-depth analysis and live updates from WFAA.
Dubai-based developer launches its first U.S. housing project in Dallas, America’s fastest-growing city. The move highlights expanding global real estate interests and Dallas’s rising appeal to international investors.
At former President Trump’s Dallas convention, a $20,000 ticket grants VIP access, exclusive meet-and-greets, premium seating, and luxury amenities, reflecting the high costs of political event experiences.
Thousands of students nationwide have been reported “missing” from school systems amid the COVID-19 pandemic, raising concerns about enrollment drops, attendance challenges, and learning gaps, ABC News reports.
A murder charge has been filed in the 2011 death of Ashley Okland in West Des Moines, authorities announced. The development marks a significant step in the long-unsolved case. Further details remain under investigation.
With uncertainty looming over the H-1B visa fee, many U.S. businesses face challenges in planning their hiring strategies. Companies await clear guidance on costs before moving forward with applications.
Photos: Dallas Center-Grimes alum and MLB All-Star Tony Watson shines on the mound. The Des Moines Register captures key moments from his baseball journey, highlighting his impact both locally and in the major leagues.
A Dallas pizzeria has once again earned international acclaim, being named among the top 50 pizzas in America. The recognition, highlighted by WFAA, underscores the city’s growing reputation in the culinary world.
Highland Village’s annual art festival returns with vibrant displays, live entertainment, and local vendors. The event celebrates creativity and community, drawing art lovers from across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.