Month: July 2026
Argyle ISD has approved its instructional calendar for the 2026-27 school year, outlining key dates for students and staff. The schedule aims to optimize learning while accommodating community needs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Muhlaysia Booker, a prominent advocate against trans violence, has been mourned in Texas following her tragic death. Her work highlighted dangers faced by the trans community, sparking calls for justice and protection.
Olimpia Splendid USA brings advanced healing and cooling systems to Lewisville, enhancing indoor comfort for residents. The company’s innovative solutions serve the Dallas-Fort Worth community with energy-efficient climate control.
Catch the Dallas Wings vs. Toronto Tempo game live on July 5. Coverage begins at 7 PM ET on ESPN2, with streaming available via the ESPN app. Stay tuned for all the game-day action and updates.
A US artist has filed a lawsuit against FIFA after a Dallas whale mural was destroyed to make way for World Cup events, sparking debates over public art preservation and event-related urban changes.
Thousands gathered in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Frisco for No Kings rallies, advocating for social justice and community empowerment. The peaceful demonstrations attracted diverse crowds united for change.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders must adhere to 23 strict rules covering appearance, behavior, and conduct both on and off the field. These guidelines ensure the iconic squad maintains its polished, professional image.
The Texas Education Agency has officially taken control of Fort Worth ISD, citing ongoing governance and academic concerns. The state move aims to improve district performance and student outcomes.
In Dallas, hitting ‘no tip’ on a payment screen sparks debate. Tipping norms vary widely, influenced by cultural expectations and service quality. Our guide unpacks when skipping a tip crosses a social line in the city’s dining scene.
The NFL sent a clear message to the Dallas Cowboys about its 2025 roster decisions, signaling potential shifts in league policies and team management strategies. This stance will influence how the Cowboys operate moving forward.
Hugh Dallas makes a surprising return to World Cup officiating, reigniting memories as a nemesis for U.S. teams. His past contentious calls continue to fuel rivalry and debate in international soccer.
Lionel Messi and Argentina enter the World Cup with a stellar record on U.S. soil, boosting hopes for a strong tournament run. Their past performances in the U.S. signal high expectations ahead.
Texas voters head to the polls in key primary runoffs to select congressional nominees for November. These races will shape the state’s political landscape ahead of the general election. Coverage by Houston Public Media.
The new season of “Love Island USA” features a notable contestant: the daughter of a former Dallas Mavericks player. Her participation adds a fresh dynamic to the popular reality dating show, set to premiere soon.
Plano ISD announced it will remain closed on Wednesday, Jan. 28, due to ongoing weather concerns. The district urges families to stay safe and stay tuned for updates on the reopening schedule.
Dallas police reported a nearly 15% decrease in violent crime in 2021 compared to the previous year, marking a significant improvement in community safety across the city. Authorities continue efforts to sustain this positive trend.
Dallas-Fort Worth retailers adapting to curbside service are urged to share their status with Community Impact. This initiative helps shoppers find local businesses still open and offering convenient, contactless options.
FIU baseball kicks off Conference USA play against newcomer Dallas Baptist, aiming to establish early momentum. The Panthers look to leverage home-field advantage in this pivotal season opener.
A new report ranks North Texas city parks among the best in the U.S., highlighting exceptional green spaces and amenities. The Dallas-Fort Worth area shows strong overall performance, reflecting regional commitment to quality recreation.
Texas State Rep. James Talarico draws his faith from his Christian upbringing and family values. In a recent Dallas News interview, he emphasized how spirituality guides his public service and personal life decisions.