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A Texas Black man was exonerated 70 years after his execution in a case marred by racial bias. The landmark ruling highlights deep-rooted injustices in the criminal justice system, prompting renewed calls for reform.
North Texas athletes are making waves ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, showcasing talent in skiing, ice hockey, and snowboarding. Their journey highlights the region’s growing presence in winter sports.
Philadelphia unites Houston, Boston, Kansas City, Dallas, and more as US cities brace for a massive tourist influx. Semiquincentennial events like the New York Film Festival, Coachella, and SXSW are set to curb tourism decline.
Dallas ICE shooting updates reveal ongoing investigations as authorities search for suspects. Meanwhile, former President Trump warns of potential federal layoffs if a government shutdown occurs. NPR continues coverage.
Dallas Express reports Bad Bunny’s record label is allegedly linked to Hugo Chávez’s violent regime. The connection raises concerns over the artist’s business ties amid political controversies.
A suspect in a Dallas high school shooting fired indiscriminately, injuring five students, according to court documents. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack.
Dallas Crime Stoppers warns against scams targeting its funds. Authorities urge the public to report fraud attempts, emphasizing that defrauding the organization undermines community safety efforts. Vigilance is key.
The Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth hosted its 2026 Business Outlook seminar, spotlighting key opportunities and challenges in U.S.-Japan trade and investment. Industry leaders shared insights on future economic trends.
The Dallas Stars face uncertainty following Tyler Seguin’s injury, prompting the team to explore options to fill the gap. Management is evaluating potential trades or call-ups as the season progresses.
Texas has experienced a notably dry fall, raising concerns about worsening drought conditions. Limited rainfall in key areas, including Dallas, could strain water resources and agriculture if the trend continues.
In a rare display of dissent, one Democrat’s solo protest at the Texas Capitol sparked widespread attention. The act highlighted deep political divides and ignited conversations across the state.
The Third Annual Dallas Entertainment Awards united the city’s vibrant arts scene, celebrating local talent across music, film, and theater. The event highlighted Dallas as a growing cultural hub.
East St. Louis High School in Illinois undergoes a transformative redesign featured on e-architect. The project focuses on modernizing facilities to enhance student learning and community engagement.
A shooting at an Asian-owned hair salon in Dallas is under federal hate crime investigation. Authorities are probing motives as the community condemns the violence targeting the business.
The USA TODAY High School Sports Awards announced the Dallas boys wrestling nominees, spotlighting top athletes demonstrating exceptional skill and determination this season. Winners will be revealed later this spring.
Texas Rangers’ top pitching prospect Jack Leiter will not join Team USA’s pitching staff for the upcoming World Baseball Classic, sources confirm. Leiter opts to focus on preparation for the MLB season.
US prosecutors have filed the first-ever antifa-related terrorism charges in a Texas police shooting case, marking a significant legal development in efforts to address politically motivated violence, Reuters reports.
Dallas has been named one of only two U.S. cities to host a new Netflix House merchandise store, offering fans exclusive Show-themed products. The pop-up highlights the city’s growing role in entertainment retail.
Students across Dallas return to classrooms today and tomorrow as the new school year begins. Districts follow staggered schedules to ease transitions amid ongoing health and safety measures. Parents and students prepare for a fresh start.
After a recent shooting at a Dallas ICE facility, immigrants continue to show up despite growing fears of both deportation and violence. The incident has heightened anxieties within the community.