Month: January 2026
Dallas city officials have approved a deal to support 2026 FIFA World Cup preparations. The agreement aims to enhance infrastructure and logistics, ensuring the city is ready to host international soccer fans.
A Texas State University student is no longer enrolled after posting a video mocking the death of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The university condemned the video and took swift action, emphasizing campus respect.
Jason Kidd has joined a private equity-backed youth sports company, bringing his extensive basketball experience to the front office. This move highlights growing investment in youth sports development.
Cooper Flagg, the Mavericks rookie, delivered a stunning performance tonight, breaking multiple records with his scoring. Fans and analysts alike are buzzing about his breakout game and promising future.
Air traffic control absences have surged, impacting nearly half of major US airports, Reuters reports. The spike is causing significant delays and disruption in air travel nationwide, raising concerns over staffing and operational resilience.
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Two online business programs at The University of Texas at Dallas’ Jindal School have ranked in the U.S. News Top 10, highlighting the school’s excellence and growing national reputation.
The immersive 360-degree sports viewing experience is revolutionizing how fans engage with live events across the US. Enhanced by advanced VR technology, it offers unparalleled, all-angle perspectives, boosting fan interaction and excitement.
Eleven cities surrounding Dallas have been recognized on a national list of the best places to live in the U.S., highlighting the region’s growing appeal for residents seeking quality of life and vibrant communities.
In Texas’ U.S. Senate race, Democrats Royce Crockett and David Talarico face off in a crucial primary duel, each aiming to end the GOP’s long-standing winning streak in the state.
The Texas education board plans a major overhaul of the social studies curriculum, emphasizing Texas history and civic education to better reflect state heritage and values, officials announced.
A Dallas Telugu woman’s snow dance sparked controversy, but advocates say cultural expression is not a crime. Supporters condemn the backlash, calling hate the real issue. More at M9.news.
The FC Dallas under-15 boys squad defeated the U.S. Women’s National Team in a recent scrimmage, showcasing the young team’s talent and potential against seasoned professionals. The match highlighted rising youth talent.
Dallas-Fort Worth and other major U.S. cities welcomed 2026 with vibrant fireworks displays and increased security measures, ensuring public safety amid large New Year’s celebrations, officials reported.
A recent opinion piece on dispatch.com highlights concerns over a “Jerry Jones problem” in American politics, drawing attention to the intersection of sports ownership and political influence. The article calls for greater scrutiny.
UT Southwestern supports postdoctoral scholars with cutting-edge research opportunities and career development programs, fostering innovation and growth in biomedical sciences at a leading academic medical center.
Criminal justice reformers are shifting focus to local district attorney races, aiming to reshape legal systems from the ground up. Their efforts spotlight DA offices as key levers for change nationwide.
Dallas tax consulting firm Ryan has filed a defamation lawsuit against the owner of USA Today, refusing to pay related fees. The legal battle highlights rising tensions over media coverage and business reputations.
The Dallas Cowboys face the Chicago Bears in an NFL Week 3 showdown. Experts weigh in with predictions, key picks, and the latest odds as both teams aim to secure a crucial early-season win.
Cowboys legend Jimmy Johnson speaks out on the Bill Belichick controversy, voicing the frustrations many fans share. His candid remarks shed new light on the ongoing debate shaping NFL conversations.