Day: August 16, 2025

NFL players protesting during the national anthem have sparked controversy, drawing sharp criticism from former President Trump. The debate over patriotism and free speech continues to divide fans and officials alike.

USA Network has officially renewed the Dallas-shot crime drama “Queen of the South” for a second season. The series, praised for its gripping storyline and strong performances, continues to highlight Dallas as a key filming location.

The American College of Education and Dallas College have expanded their partnership with a new Nurse Education Pathway, enhancing training opportunities for aspiring nurses, as reported by The Arizona Republic.

Violent crime continues to challenge Dallas as police investigate an early morning homicide. Authorities are actively seeking clues to identify suspects and bring those responsible to justice, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.

Jake Beyer, a seasoned contributor at The Business Journals, delivers insightful analysis on market trends and economic developments, providing readers with up-to-date business news and expert perspectives.

German sports tech company Pacer has established its U.S. headquarters in Arlington, Texas, aiming to expand its innovative fitness solutions in the North American market. The move highlights Arlington’s growing tech ecosystem.

Nelly Velasco, a beloved Dallas community leader and educator, passed away in 2025 at age 94. She is remembered for her decades of dedication to local arts and youth programs. Services are pending, announced Dallas News.