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The fighting is over, and the Dallas City budget is a done deal. But that does not mean everyone is…
A Texas protest case may challenge the boundaries of dissent under the Trump administration, raising critical questions about the limits on political speech and the rights of protesters amid heightened tensions.
Bravo is returning to the South with its new reality series, Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives. The show promises drama and intrigue among Texas socialites, offering viewers a fresh look at high-stakes Southern lifestyles.
US students are facing disciplinary actions as protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) rise in schools nationwide. Authorities cite disruptions, while activists push for immigration reforms.
A janitor at Bullard ISD was arrested and jailed for a sex crime committed in a school bathroom, according to Texas Scorecard. Authorities continue to investigate the disturbing incident.
The most entertaining business deal in Dallas Cowboys history was struck by Von Miller and Hunter Luepke. Their unique partnership has captivated fans, blending sportsmanship with savvy business acumen, reports A to Z Sports.
Vanta Athletics has emerged as the cultural heart of Dallas soccer, uniting diverse communities through sport. The club’s commitment to inclusivity and excellence is reshaping the city’s soccer landscape.
Isabella Gonzales, a beloved Carrollton resident, passed away in 2026. Known for her community involvement and kindness, she is remembered fondly by family and friends. Details in Dallas News obituary.
Former President Trump is doubling down on his influence ahead of the midterms, rallying supporters with a high-profile campaign dubbed ‘Trumpapalooza.’ Critics warn this bold strategy could energize opponents and backfire.
Meet Muthu Mudaliar, the visionary behind Achieve Quality Education in Frisco. Featured in Voyage Dallas, he is dedicated to transforming learning experiences and empowering students to reach their full potential.
A Wylie ISD administrator currently jailed faces federal sex-crime charges, according to Texas Scorecard. The case highlights ongoing investigations into misconduct within the district.
The owner of Trump Town USA shares insights on business strategies and community impact ahead of the Dallas Midterm Convention. The discussion highlights economic outlooks amid shifting political landscapes.
Paige Bueckers highlighted the on-court chemistry between Caitlin Clark and Team USA during their game against China. She emphasized their seamless teamwork as key to the team’s strong performance. (dallassportsjournal.com)
The U.S. faces Australia in a crucial World Cup showdown. Find out how to watch live, key clinch scenarios, and what’s at stake as both teams vie for advancement. Full coverage by Dallas News.
Renowned Nepali singer Pramod Kharel delivered a captivating presentation in Dallas, USA, highlighting his musical journey and cultural influence. The event, covered by Ekantipur, drew a diverse and enthusiastic audience.
A recent report reveals China is adopting a new strategy to influence K-12 education in the U.S., raising concerns about foreign interference in school curricula, says Texas Scorecard.
A former McKinney ISD trainer, previously fired, faces additional sex crime charges, escalating the legal case. Authorities continue investigating the allegations as the community reacts to the troubling developments.
Dak Prescott’s recent comments on the Cowboys’ Super Bowl chances have shifted focus, raising premature questions about Dallas’ 2026 season ambitions rather than addressing current challenges, A to Z Sports reports.
Paige Bueckers led the US women’s basketball team to a hard-fought victory over Italy in their World Cup opener. The squad showed resilience and grit, securing a crucial win in a tightly contested match.
Gov. Greg Abbott has announced a statewide initiative to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas high schools, aiming to promote conservative values and student engagement across the state.
Gov. Newsom’s office highlights Dallas’ murder rate as nearly twice that of Los Angeles, intensifying the ongoing Texas-California political feud. The claim underscores rising crime concerns amid regional tensions.
























