Year: 2026
The Dallas Wings unveiled their 2024 roster, featuring key returning players and fresh talent. USA Today highlights the team’s blend of experience and youth as they gear up for the WNBA season.
Kenneth Lindh, esteemed Dallas community leader and advocate, passed away peacefully in 2025 at age 55. Lindh’s lasting impact on local education and charities leaves a legacy of dedication and compassion.
Reagan dazzled Dallas audiences, earning rave reviews for his party’s platform. His speech emphasized unity and economic growth, resonating with voters and energizing the campaign ahead, The Washington Post reports.
In a recent Dallas concert, rapper Badshah addressed rumors linking him to Pakistan. The singer categorically denied any such association, issuing a clear statement to dispel the allegations.
Nearly 100,000 Texas students will receive school vouchers in the program’s first year, marking a significant expansion in school choice options in the state. The initiative aims to empower families with more educational flexibility.
The suspect in the Dallas salon shooting has been indicted on a hate crime charge after allegedly targeting and shooting three Korean women, authorities confirmed. The case highlights rising concerns over xenophobic violence.
AT&T remains silent on the future of its Dallas headquarters amid ongoing speculation. The company’s lack of communication raises uncertainty about its plans and impact on the local economy, leaving stakeholders seeking clarity.
The 2026 NFL mock draft by USA Today spots Fernando Mendoza as the top pick in its final 7-round predictions. Experts analyze team needs and player potential to forecast the next NFL stars.
A $1.1 billion development project is set to transform North Fort Worth, marking a significant boost in D-FW real estate. The initiative highlights growing investor confidence and urban expansion in the region.
Texas shifted to Republican dominance through decades of political realignment, demographic changes, and the GOP’s strong appeal to suburban and rural voters, solidifying its status as a Republican stronghold by the early 21st century.
Country singer Dallas Smith has playfully responded to former President Trump’s annexation threats by announcing a 51-date tour, cleverly referencing the disputed territory’s size. The tour kicks off this summer.
Police report a shooting at a shopping center outside Dallas left 2 dead and 3 injured. Authorities are investigating the motive and searching for suspects. The community remains on alert as the investigation continues.
Two people were killed and three others hospitalized following a shooting at a strip mall in Carrollton, Texas. Authorities are investigating the incident as they work to determine a motive. Further details remain under review.
Bimbo Bakeries USA has announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters to Texas, aiming to strengthen its operational efficiency and better serve its growing market. The move reflects strategic expansion plans.
The depleted Dallas Mavericks overwhelmed the Utah Jazz in a decisive victory, exposing three major overreactions by the Jazz. Despite key absences, Dallas dominated, leaving Utah’s defense and strategy under scrutiny.
Bobby Pulido has secured the Democratic nomination for the Texas U.S. House seat in the Rio Grande Valley, setting the stage for a competitive race in the region. Pulido’s victory marks a significant moment in local politics.
Amid a partial government shutdown, ICE will support airport security operations to maintain safety and efficiency, the Border Czar announced. This move aims to bolster enforcement despite funding challenges.
“Love Island USA” Season 7 concluded with Amaya and Bryan crowned as the winning couple after a season full of dramatic twists and emotional moments. Their connection triumphed amid fierce competition and heartbreak.
A federal judge has extended the application deadline for Texas Education Freedom Accounts, allowing more families extra time to apply. The decision aims to increase access to the program, offering greater educational choice.
A Dallas suburb has been named one of the best places to live in the U.S. once again, according to the Dallas Observer. The community’s strong schools, vibrant economy, and quality of life continue to attract new residents.