Month: July 2025
Alberto Orozco’s obituary in Dallas, TX, honors a life marked by dedication and community impact. The Dignity Memorial tribute highlights his legacy and the deep loss felt by family and friends.
A Dallas anesthesiologist is accused of tampering with IV bags, resulting in the death of another doctor, prosecutors say. The case raises serious concerns about medical safety and trust in healthcare settings.
Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth area rank among the smallest average home lot sizes in the U.S., reflecting rising land costs and urban density. The trend highlights challenges for homebuyers seeking larger outdoor spaces.
Sports science is set to reshape the Dallas Stars’ travel and goalie rotation, optimizing performance and recovery. Advanced data will guide rest periods and travel plans, aiming to boost team endurance and on-ice success.
A major winter blast has forced closures of schools and government offices across several U.S. states. Authorities urge caution as snow and icy conditions create hazardous travel and disruptions.
“The Chosen,” a Christian-funded series about Jesus, is rapidly gaining traction across the US. Praised for its authentic storytelling, the show is reshaping faith-based media and drawing large, diverse audiences.
Fans of “Love Island USA” in Dallas-Fort Worth can catch every dramatic moment at local watch parties. WFAA highlights top venues where viewers can gather for drinks, food, and live commentary during the popular reality show’s latest season.
The Education Department announced plans to cut nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget constraints and a shift in priorities, sparking concerns over potential impacts on education programs nationwide.
A man was arrested following a shooting at a Korean-owned hair salon, facing felony aggravated assault charges. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the incident. No further details have been released.
The U.S. has imposed new export restrictions on Energy Transfer’s shipments to China, citing national security concerns. The move targets critical energy infrastructure amid rising geopolitical tensions.
USA Today rates the Dallas Cowboys’ 2025 NFL Draft picks, assigning grades for every selection. The analysis highlights key additions and overall team impact, providing a comprehensive review of the Cowboys’ draft performance.
ICE Dallas has apprehended a foreign fugitive wanted by Mexican authorities for homicide. The removal highlights ongoing cooperation between U.S. and Mexican law enforcement to address cross-border crime.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson explains his switch from the Democratic to the Republican Party, citing Trump’s unexpected ‘gift’ to the GOP that reshaped local and national politics. The move signals shifting political dynamics.
Mike Myers, Kid Cudi, and Dawn Richard have unexpectedly emerged in the high-profile Diddy trial. Their connections shed light on key testimonies and the cultural backdrop in this unfolding legal drama.
This year, school shootings have tragically surged across the U.S., with over 30 incidents reported nationwide. Education Week examines the locations, frequency, and impact on communities and policy responses.
The DEA unveiled a new initiative targeting methamphetamine trafficking in Dallas and seven other key hubs. The effort aims to disrupt distribution networks and reduce drug-related crime nationwide.
CBRE has been appointed to manage the extensive office portfolio of a major New York firm, enhancing operational efficiency and tenant services across multiple prime locations, The Business Journals reports.
The most popular professional sports team in the US continues to captivate millions nationwide. According to Diario AS, the team’s fanbase and influence dominate the sports landscape, setting records in attendance and merchandise sales.
Protests under the “No Kings” banner are erupting across the U.S. today, highlighting calls for social justice and anti-authoritarianism. In Dallas, demonstrators demand systemic change amid heightened tensions.
Senator Ted Cruz appeals to Texas voters, focusing on undecideds as he campaigns for a third term. Emphasizing key issues, Cruz aims to secure continued support in a tightly contested race.