Day: March 28, 2026
Mansfield gains attention as a new film industry hub, attracting major studios and boosting local economy. The influx of productions highlights the city’s growing appeal for entertainment business headquarters.
The Dallas Wings 2024 schedule is officially released, featuring key matchups and home games at the College Park Center. Fans can anticipate a competitive WNBA season with crucial dates highlighted by USA Today.
A new map from Dallas News reveals voting patterns in Dallas County’s Republican primary for U.S. Senate. The data highlights candidate support across precincts, offering insight into local political dynamics.
As conservatives convene at CPAC, divisions within the right deepen over the Iran war. Key factions clash on U.S. strategy, highlighting fractures that could shape future policy debates.
The FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola embarks on a global journey, celebrating football’s biggest prize. Fans worldwide get a rare chance to see the iconic trophy up close before the tournament kicks off.
Texas Attorney General advocates for school prayer but excludes Muslim students, sparking controversy over religious freedom and equal rights in public education. Critics call it discriminatory and unconstitutional.
A horrific incident in Dallas captured on video shows motel staff chasing and beheading an Indian man in front of his family. The shocking footage has sparked outrage and is under investigation by local authorities.
Southwest Airlines announced it will cease all flights to, from, and through two major U.S. airports, including Houston’s KHOU, citing operational changes to streamline its network and improve efficiency.
The Dallas Stars and Bally Sports Southwest have parted ways, ending their regional broadcast partnership. This move affects how fans will access game coverage moving forward, signaling shifts in local sports media rights.
The legal name of the fugitive killed by Dallas SWAT has been revealed. Sources say he had a history of arrests prior to his connection with Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s security detail, CBS News reports.