Day: March 3, 2026
Santander Tower has secured a nine-figure loan to complete its office-to-residential conversion, marking a major milestone in downtown revitalization efforts, The Business Journals reports.
The Dallas Cowboys have been named Forbes’ most valuable sports franchise once again, surpassing top soccer clubs. Their strong brand and revenue streams keep them at the pinnacle of global sports valuation, USA Today reports.
Claims that gas prices are $1.98 a gallon in some U.S. states, as stated by Donald Trump, are false. According to dallasnews.com, current prices remain significantly higher nationwide.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced the appointment of senior officials from the Trump Administration, aiming to leverage their expertise in shaping labor policies and workforce development initiatives.
GrapeFest returns to Grapevine this weekend, offering wine tastings, live music, and gourmet food. The ultimate celebration for wine lovers promises a lively, flavorful experience amid Texas charm.
Students across the U.S. are protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions, sparking tensions. In Texas, state officials push measures to penalize schools that support these demonstrations.
Erik Laney, a prominent journalist with The Business Journals, is recognized for his in-depth coverage of entrepreneurship and local business trends, providing key insights that shape regional economic narratives.
Former Dallas Cowboy Darryl Clack hosted a USA Football Camp for children in El Paso, promoting youth football skills and sportsmanship. The event aimed to inspire local kids through expert coaching and mentorship.
As the Concacaf Gold Cup kicks off, several top stars will be absent, impacting team lineups and fan expectations. Key players missing due to injuries and club commitments leave a notable void in this year’s tournament.