Month: October 2025
The U.S. relay team, bolstered by stars Michael Norman, Noah Lyles, and Bryce Deadmon, is gearing up for gold at the 2028 Olympics with revamped lineups and renewed focus, Dallas News reports.
Former President Donald Trump accused a “triple sabotage” against him at the UN, calling for an investigation into alleged interference. The claims have sparked controversy as events continue to unfold.
Dallas Baptist University ranks among the top regional universities in the West, according to U.S. News & World Report. The university is recognized for academic excellence, strong undergraduate teaching, and student engagement.
A young man from Dallas suburbs, described as “just a normal kid,” shocked his community by attacking an ICE facility. Authorities are investigating what motivated the unexpected act of violence.
Theragun maker Therabody has selected Dallas for its second U.S. headquarters, aiming to expand operations and tap into the city’s growing tech and business ecosystem, according to D Magazine.
Dallas Cowboys’ DeMarcus Lawrence revealed his pregnant wife firmly opposed him opting out of the NFL season, saying “no way.” The star linebacker embraced playing amid family and health concerns.
An Indian man was tragically beheaded at a US motel following a heated argument over a washing machine, authorities reported. The incident has sparked a murder investigation as police search for the suspect.
In the wake of the Dallas shooting, political figures have hastened to assign blame and advance agendas before investigations conclude, raising concerns about premature judgments overshadowing the facts.
Santander Consumer USA Foundation has awarded a $150,000 grant to the Dallas Education Foundation, boosting support for Dallas ISD students’ educational programs and resources. This funding aims to enhance student success across the district.
A recent Newsweek report reveals a comprehensive list of major U.S. cities with murder rates surpassing Chicago’s, challenging perceptions of urban violence and highlighting critical public safety concerns nationwide.
Data shows a notable decline in domestic migration to Texas, reversing years of growth. Experts cite rising housing costs, job market shifts, and changing lifestyle preferences as key factors behind this trend.
The Boston Bruins fell flat in Dallas, with no standout performances to lift the team. Their struggles continued, as highlighted by 98.5 The Sports Hub, signaling tough times ahead for the Bruins.
Joshua Jahn, the suspect in the Dallas ICE sniper incident, remains in custody as authorities investigate. Officials are uncovering his background and motives in this breaking story. More updates to follow.
Ted Cruz and Colin Allred have agreed to debate as their U.S. Senate race intensifies, drawing significant attention amid a heated campaign in Texas. The matchup could prove pivotal in the upcoming election, Dallas News reports.
Dozens of student visas were revoked in North Texas, impacting international students across the region. Authorities cited compliance issues, prompting concerns about academic continuity and immigration status.
Authorities in Dallas, TX, have arrested a criminal illegal alien accused of offering $10,000 bounties for the murder of ICE agents. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed the charges and ongoing investigation.
Air Pros USA expands its footprint in Texas with the acquisition of a 120-year-old Dallas plumbing company, enhancing its service capabilities and honoring a century-long local legacy.
The Cowboys introduced sideline benches for their crucial game against the Washington Football Team to enhance player comfort and focus. This strategic move aimed to boost team morale and performance on game day.
Ammunition marked with an “Anti-ICE” message was found at the Dallas shooting scene that resulted in the death of an immigration detainee, highlighting tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, BBC reports.
The U.S. faces a government shutdown at midnight as lawmakers fail to pass a funding bill. Federal agencies prepare to halt non-essential operations, impacting services nationwide. Lawmakers urge swift resolution.