Day: November 12, 2025
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s “State of American Business Data Center 2025” reveals robust growth and innovation trends, highlighting resilience and digital transformation as key drivers for U.S. businesses heading into the future.
The Dallas Mavericks are among five NBA teams reportedly exploring new media partnerships, signaling a shift in how franchises approach broadcasting rights and fan engagement, Sports Illustrated reports.
An Indian man was tragically beheaded in a US motel following an argument over a washing machine, police reported. The incident highlights rising safety concerns in transient accommodations. Investigation is ongoing.
Dallas ICE shooting update: The suspected sniper has been identified as 29-year-old Joshua Jahn. FBI reports reveal handwritten notes indicating his intention to target ICE agents, deepening the investigation.
Topgolf has expanded its executive team, appointing new leaders to accelerate innovation and growth. The move aims to enhance customer experience and support the company’s ambitious expansion plans.
Dallas ISD high school students honored U.S. veterans during the annual parade, showcasing gratitude and community spirit. The event highlighted patriotism and student involvement in celebrating service members.
The FBI Dallas and the Dallas Museum of Art have announced the transfer of the Stele of Lakshmi-Narayana to the Government of Nepal, returning the culturally significant artifact to its rightful home.
City Electric Supply unveils its new U.S. headquarters at 400 Record, marking a significant transformation. The revamped facility aims to boost operations and support growth, signaling a major investment in the business landscape.
The USA TODAY High School Sports Awards have announced nominees for Dallas girls wrestling. These athletes exemplify talent and dedication, highlighting the growing prominence of girls wrestling in the region.
The US condemned the beheading of an Indian man as “completely preventable,” issuing a stark warning: “If you come to our country…”. The incident has sparked calls for stronger security measures.