Day: December 13, 2025
Move over baseball. A cricket-themed entertainment venue is set to debut in Dallas, blending dining with the excitement of the sport. The concept aims to attract fans and families, adding a fresh twist to the city’s entertainment scene.
USA Water Polo recently held its Regional & National Championships, showcasing top talent from across the country. Athletes competed fiercely, advancing the sport’s popularity and setting the stage for future national teams.
WorldPopulationReview.com reveals the latest data on murder rates by city, highlighting significant regional variations. The report offers critical insights into urban crime trends worldwide, aiding policymakers and residents alike.
American Airlines has announced layoffs amid a recent financial loss, citing ongoing challenges in the travel industry. The carrier aims to restructure operations to stabilize its fiscal outlook, according to company officials.
Dallas, Minneapolis, and Reno have been selected to host the 2020 USA Volleyball Championships, SportsTravel announced. The cities will welcome top volleyball talent, boosting local sports tourism and fan engagement.
Bueckers, Clark and Reese lead a youthful surge at the USA Basketball camp, signaling a new era for the national team. The Dallas News highlights their impact in energizing the roster and reshaping future prospects.
President Biden has appointed Dallas prosecutor Damien Diggs as the first Black U.S. attorney for East Texas, marking a historic milestone in the region’s federal justice leadership, according to Dallas News.
Despite ups and downs, every Dallas Mavericks game remains thrilling. The Smoking Cuban highlights the team’s resilience, star power, and dynamic playstyle that keeps fans on the edge of their seats night after night.
Dallas shines academically with four of its high schools ranked among America’s top 100, according to the Dallas Observer. This recognition highlights the city’s commitment to educational excellence and student achievement.
A Texas man who fired on an ICE facility reportedly aimed to kill federal agents, officials said. Authorities are investigating the attack at the detention center, highlighting concerns over rising violence.
US manufacturing giant files for bankruptcy, citing $200 million in debt. The company struggles amid rising costs and supply chain disruptions, highlighting ongoing challenges in the American industrial sector.