Month: January 2026
North Lake Campus, part of Dallas College, offers diverse academic programs and workforce training to support student success and community development in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
A Texas woman was robbed and pistol-whipped in a wealthy Dallas neighborhood by suspected illegal Venezuelan migrants with alleged gang ties, according to Fox News. The incident raises concerns over rising crime linked to migrant groups.
The Dallas Cowboys face the Detroit Lions in Thursday Night Football. Experts weigh in with predictions, picks, and updated odds ahead of the game, highlighting key players and potential outcomes. Stay tuned for USA Today’s full analysis.
A sniper involved in a Dallas shooting has been killed, officials confirm. Three ICE detainees were also shot during the incident. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack. (fox4news.com)
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth urges Lockheed Martin and other defense contractors to accelerate production and innovation efforts. The push aims to strengthen U.S. military readiness amid rising global threats, officials say.
Two people were killed and three others injured in a shooting at a Dallas entertainment district, police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to come forward as they seek suspects.
The Education Department advanced a controversial move to reshape its role, marking a significant step in the Trump administration’s effort to reduce federal influence in education, sparking widespread debate across the nation.
ICE Dallas has apprehended a fugitive wanted in his home country for human trafficking. The arrest underscores ongoing efforts to remove individuals charged with serious crimes abroad.
Dallas Cothrum’s Masterplan Consultants is opening its wallet for a strategic acquisition, aiming to expand its market reach and enhance service offerings, The Business Journals reports.
The 2026 World Cup draw and group stage schedule were unveiled, setting the stage for the tournament. Fans now know the matchups and dates, marking a key milestone in the lead-up to soccer’s global spectacle.
The U.S. faces urgent energy demands to compete with China’s growing power. Texas, with its vast energy resources and infrastructure, is positioned to play a critical role in meeting this immediate national need, experts say.
Liz Cheney and Colin Allred have forged an unlikely bipartisan alliance, sparking political ripples. Their cooperation highlights shifting dynamics in Washington and could reshape strategies ahead of upcoming elections.
Mavs CEO asserts commitment to a new arena and entertainment district in Dallas, emphasizing the project’s importance for the city’s growth and community engagement. Plans aim to boost local economy and fan experience.
Healthy Hearing highlights the 11 best audiology schools in the United States, spotlighting top programs that equip future audiologists with cutting-edge skills and training for thriving careers in hearing healthcare.
Dallas Turner steps into a pivotal leadership role at Alabama, extending his influence beyond the gridiron into the business world. The New York Times explores his transition and rising impact off the field.
The Dallas Stars All-Stars faced Team Canada in a thrilling exhibition match, showcasing top-tier talent and intense competition. Fans witnessed a high-energy clash highlighting the Stars’ elite skill on home ice.
Sharon Muth Ellis, a respected figure in Dallas, has made significant contributions to local journalism. Her insightful reporting continues to shape community awareness and engagement in Dallas news.
U.S. Rep. Crockett secures $2.5M for a new South Dallas community center, calling the funding “a prayer answered.” The investment aims to enhance local resources and support neighborhood development.
Former NBA player Delonte West was arrested for stealing $23 and later posted a $1,000 bond for his release, according to reports by Fadeaway World. Authorities are continuing to investigate the incident.
Billionaires have pledged $200M to launch a new Texas university aimed at combating “woke” culture, amid rising frustration over campus protests, according to the New York Post. The initiative seeks to promote free speech and traditional values.