Year: 2025
Vanguard has chosen Dallas-Fort Worth for its fifth U.S. office, marking a significant expansion for the investment giant. The new location aims to boost regional operations and tap into local talent.
Tiger Woods was on hand to watch his son Charlie compete in the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur in Dallas. The golf legend showed support as Charlie aimed to make his mark in the prestigious tournament.
Rookie JJ Quinerly scored a season-high 15 points in her first WNBA start, leading the Wings to a victory over the Mystics, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. Her breakout performance highlights a promising start to her pro career.
Texas is no monolith. The Washington Post identifies seven distinct political states within the Lone Star State, revealing diverse voting patterns shaped by urban, suburban, and rural divides.
A McKinney couple is set to dazzle viewers on ABC’s Great Christmas Light Fight. Known for their spectacular holiday displays, they aim to shine bright in the festive competition. Catch their story on CultureMap Dallas.
School shootings in 2024 fell just below the prior year’s record high, highlighting ongoing concerns over school safety nationwide. Experts urge continued efforts to address gun violence in K-12 settings.
At the DNC, Jasmine Crockett framed the race as a stark choice between a career prosecutor and a career criminal, highlighting justice and accountability in Texas politics, The Texas Tribune reports.
A Dallas family’s move to Dubai reveals unexpected similarities between the two cities. Despite cultural differences, daily life, schooling, and amenities closely mirror those in the US, easing their transition abroad.
Redditors are urging Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to shatter the Boston Celtics’ historic $6.1 billion franchise sale record. Fans see Jones as poised to make a landmark deal in sports ownership.
In a recent Dallas News article, McKenzie highlights the crisis in the press, urging local journalists to restore trust and integrity. He emphasizes their vital role in healing media’s fractured relationship with the public.
“Less burnout, more babies” — Maga, a new movement led by young women, advocates for better work-life balance and family support. They challenge modern career pressures, aiming to revive motherhood without sacrificing well-being.
Rob Kardashian is relocating to Dallas with sister Khloe Kardashian and her then-husband Lamar Odom, Us Weekly reports. The move marks a new chapter for the Kardashian siblings as they expand their roots outside California.
The National Education Association highlights how exclusionary discipline, such as suspensions and expulsions, alienates students, disrupting learning and increasing dropout rates, ultimately widening educational inequality nationwide.
Dallas police are investigating the assault of a transgender woman as a potential hate crime. Authorities are gathering evidence to determine if bias motivated the attack. The case highlights ongoing concerns about violence against the LGBTQ+ community.
A leading financial services firm is relocating its Dallas office from the Comerica Bank Tower to a newly renovated building, aiming to enhance workspace and client engagement. The move highlights ongoing growth in the local market.
In a nail-biting finish, the Mavericks edged out the Bulls 120-119 last night. Key plays in the final seconds sealed the Mavericks’ victory, thrilling fans on On Tap Sports Net.
Hamilton Coleman clinched the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur title at Trinity Forest, showcasing remarkable skill and composure. The victory marks a major milestone in his rising golf career.
The April 5 Hands Off! protests are set across North Texas, with major gatherings planned in Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding areas. Organizers aim to spotlight social justice issues and promote community solidarity.
Rapper Yella Beezy has been arrested and charged with capital murder in connection to the death of fellow artist MO3, according to a USA Today report. The incident has sparked significant attention in the music community.
Eddie Bernice Johnson highlights the critical role of STEM education in empowering underserved communities. Her advocacy emphasizes equitable access to technology and innovation opportunities in Dallas and beyond.