Day: March 14, 2026

Samsung’s US division achieved remarkable success, prompting Korean executives to investigate operations closely. The scrutiny reportedly led to public humiliation of the American team, highlighting tension within the global giant’s management.

The NBA is reportedly close to expanding by two teams this summer, sources say. Discussions are ongoing, with potential new franchises aiming to boost league growth and fan engagement nationwide.

William Teigen, a prominent Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2025 at age 83. Known for his dedication to local causes, Teigen’s legacy continues to inspire. Full obituary in Dallas News.

Allred and Johnson traded sharp criticisms as the race for Dallas’ new council seat kicked off, highlighting early tensions in a fiercely contested election shaping the city’s future leadership.

The Sex Pistols’ 1978 performance at Dallas’ Longhorn Ballroom marked a pivotal moment in punk rock history. D Magazine revisits the iconic, chaotic show that challenged Texas’ music scene and cultural norms.

Former President Trump’s proposal to dismantle the Education Department could disrupt federal support for students with disabilities in Texas, raising concerns about funding and protections crucial for their education.

Seventy-six suspects were arrested in a major Fort Worth crackdown, resulting in the seizure of hundreds of guns and large quantities of drugs. Authorities say the operation targeted violent crime and illegal trafficking.