Day: October 17, 2025
Are the Dallas Cowboys the least improved NFL team this season? Despite high expectations, the Cowboys have struggled to show significant progress, raising questions about their coaching and roster adjustments.
The University of North Texas at Dallas has earned recognition in U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings, highlighting its growing reputation among America’s best colleges for academic quality and student success.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has officially switched to the Republican Party, making Dallas the largest U.S. city led by a GOP mayor. The move signals shifting political dynamics in urban leadership.
Texas lawmakers are considering easing restrictions on expelling young students, potentially weakening the current ban on removing the state’s littlest kids from school. The move sparks debate on education and discipline policies.
ProPublica exposes a surgeon whose recklessness endangered countless patients, sparking questions about oversight failures. This investigation reveals how medical negligence can cross legal boundaries, putting lives at risk.
Arlington secures the U.S. headquarters of a leading global manufacturing company, boosting local economy and job growth. The move highlights Arlington’s growing appeal as a business hub.
USA TODAY announced the Dallas girls soccer nominees for its High School Sports Awards, spotlighting top talent shaping the local soccer scene and celebrating outstanding athletic achievements this season.
Dallas shooting suspect left anti-ICE notes but officials confirm he was not affiliated with any organized group. Investigations continue into his motives, with authorities urging public vigilance.