Day: August 17, 2025
The Dallas Stars have solidified their dominance over Texas youth hockey, controlling leagues, facilities, and development programs statewide. Critics warn this monopoly limits competition and opportunities for young players.
The Justice Department will investigate the Muslim Development Foundation in Texas, Sen. John Cornyn announced. The inquiry aims to assess potential legal violations amid rising concerns over funding and activities.
The 2024 USA Film Festival in Dallas promises star-studded excitement with iconic actors and major film premieres. Celebrating cinema’s best, the event highlights emerging talent and acclaimed storytellers.
USA Hockey introduces its new District Coaches-in-Chief, aiming to elevate grassroots development and coaching standards nationwide. Their expertise promises fresh strategies to grow the sport at every level.
Dallas police arrested 98 repeat offenders in a major crime sweep targeting violent and property crimes. The operation aims to enhance community safety and reduce recidivism across the city.
Dallas leads major U.S. cities in office return rates as workers embrace in-person collaboration, according to WFAA. The city’s strong rebound signals a shifting pandemic landscape and renewed business confidence.
The Dallas Stars face a pivotal 2025-26 season as key contracts expire and young talent steps up. On Tap Sports Net explores why this campaign will define the franchise’s direction for years to come.
Texas’ “Flash Flood Alley,” stretching from Houston to Dallas, ranks among North America’s most flood-prone regions. Frequent storms and flat terrain increase flash flood risks, posing ongoing challenges for residents and emergency responders.