Day: September 17, 2025
Logan Stankoven’s time in Dallas failed to meet expectations, hindered by inconsistent play and limited ice time. Despite high hopes, the young forward struggled to adapt, leaving fans and analysts questioning his fit with the team.
Dallas Cowboys star CeeDee Lamb is helping raise $100K for Boys & Girls Clubs. Supporters who donate get a chance to win an autographed jersey. The fundraiser promotes youth programs in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Democrat Colin Allred has officially announced his bid for the U.S. Senate, aiming to secure a seat in the upcoming election. Allred, currently serving in the House, seeks to expand his political impact.
South Dallas native and producer James Smith won an Oscar for the documentary “Queen of Basketball,” highlighting his hometown’s talent and the inspiring story of basketball legend Lusia Harris.
The Texas Education Agency is reviewing 180 complaints regarding teachers’ social media posts following the slaying of Charlie Kirk, drawing attention to educators’ online conduct amid heightened scrutiny.
Investigators cracked the case behind Jamie Faith’s shocking murder by piecing together key evidence and witness testimonies. Their meticulous work led to a breakthrough, bringing justice closer in the chilling crime.
Pret A Manger USA has teamed up with Dallas Holdings to launch a series of new Pret shops across Southern California, while also expanding its footprint in New York, aiming to boost the brand’s US market presence.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones opens up on team ambitions, shares thoughts on Dan Snyder, and reveals the story behind a North Little Rock photo. His ultimate goal remains clear: winning another Super Bowl.
More than 100 Texas students had their visas abruptly revoked by the Trump administration, disrupting their studies and raising concerns about immigration policies affecting international students, reports Dallas News.