Day: February 16, 2026
D Magazine unveils the “Dallas 500,” featuring the most powerful business leaders shaping the city’s economy. This exclusive list highlights innovators driving growth and influence across Dallas’s top industries.
The Dallas Stars’ roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics is starting to take shape. Key players expected to represent their countries include standout forwards and defensemen, highlighting the team’s global impact.
Sherrington reviews NBA All-Star weekend highlights and explains why Kyrie Irving’s return to the Mavericks should be postponed. The focus remains on team cohesion and long-term success for Dallas.
As the deadline looms, lawmakers remain deadlocked over budget priorities and funding levels, raising fears of another government shutdown. Key disputes include border security, spending caps, and social program funding.
Surf’s Up in Deep Ellum! Dallas Innovates spotlights the city’s unexpected surf scene, highlighting local events and vibrant culture. Experts urge surfers to wax boards early to ride waves smoothly next year.
The University of North Texas is transforming sport business education with innovative programs, industry partnerships, and hands-on learning, preparing students to lead in a rapidly evolving sports landscape.
Dallas plans a new park in a neighborhood known for high crime rates, aiming to boost community safety and foster economic growth. Officials hope green space will transform the area and reduce violence.
A seasoned traveler who has explored 109 countries reveals that an unexpected American city outshone all international destinations. The surprising urban experience challenges common travel expectations.
Jerry Jones unveiled the 2026 World Cup pitch proposal for Dallas, featuring AT&T Stadium as a key venue. The Cowboys owner emphasized the stadium’s state-of-the-art facilities to host global soccer’s biggest event.
A massive winter storm swept across the US, bringing ice, frigid temperatures, and widespread power outages. Millions faced hazardous travel and emergency measures as utilities struggled to restore electricity.