Year: 2025
UNICEF USA partnered with CultureMap Dallas to highlight global child welfare efforts. The collaboration aims to raise awareness and support for children’s rights through community-driven initiatives.
A shooting on a DART train in Dallas left one dead and two injured. Authorities are searching for the suspect, who remains at large. The incident has prompted increased security measures across the transit system.
Jyoti Dalal, featured in The Business Journals, is a dynamic leader driving innovation in her industry. Her strategic vision and commitment to growth continue to inspire emerging entrepreneurs nationwide.
Thomas Harley is emerging as one of the Dallas Stars’ most underrated talents. His consistent play and defensive prowess continue to make him a key asset, solidifying his role in the team’s future success, reports Dallas Sports Nation.
A woman was found dead at a Dallas sewage plant days after falling through a manhole miles away, according to a lawsuit. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
The Dallas Democratic establishment is divided in the heated race to replace Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson. Key candidates vie for support as the party faces a pivotal decision in this crucial Texas district.
USA Network has postponed the debut of its show “Shooter,” citing respect for the recent Dallas tragedy. The network emphasized sensitivity in light of the incident, delaying the premiere indefinitely.
The US faces a childcare crisis, with costs and access straining families nationwide. Enter Jeff Bezos: the Amazon founder is investing heavily in Bezos Academy, a tuition-free preschool aiming to ease early education challenges.
Dallas Police and the FBI have made numerous arrests targeting violent crimes near Fair Park. The joint operation aims to curb rising violence and enhance community safety in the area. Investigations continue.
Rachel Sanchez, CEO of Prestige Maintenance USA, was spotlighted in 2015 for her leadership in the maintenance industry. Her strategic vision has driven company growth and innovation, inspiring women entrepreneurs nationwide.
The Dallas Cowboys have made history as the first sports franchise to reach a $10 billion valuation, underscoring their unmatched brand strength and market influence in the sports industry.
Watch parties for ‘Love Island USA’ are gaining popularity across Dallas-Fort Worth, drawing fans together to enjoy the hit reality show. Local venues are hosting events that foster community and excitement around the series.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announced his switch to the Republican Party, citing alignment with conservative values. The move marks a significant political shift in the city’s leadership, sparking local and state reactions.
Bryce Dallas Howard, who has never tried alcohol, revealed how she convincingly portrayed a drunk character in the film “Deep Cover.” She relied on research and keen observation to bring authenticity to the role.
Dallas school district defied the Texas governor’s ban on mask mandates by announcing a mask requirement for all students and staff. The move underscores ongoing tensions over COVID-19 safety measures in schools.
Human remains were discovered near Dallas, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are working to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death. No further details have been released.
Dallas claims the top spot in Sports Business Journal’s ranking of best sports business cities. Known for its booming sports market and robust industry infrastructure, the city leads in revenue, partnerships, and fan engagement.
Jason Kidd played a pivotal role in the Luka Doncic trade, Athlon Sports reveals. The former NBA star’s input helped shape the Mavericks’ strategy, ultimately securing the franchise’s rising star.
A major US city with a GOP mayor has appointed a new police chief who rejects the sanctuary city model, choosing instead to “do what’s right” amid growing national debate on immigration enforcement, Fox News reports.
Immigration dominates Texas’ Senate race as Colin Allred and Ted Cruz face off. The Texas Tribune examines their records, highlighting contrasting approaches amid growing voter concern over border security and reform.