Year: 2026
Dallas City Council members warn that partnering with ICE could erode public trust, citing concerns over community safety and cooperation. Officials emphasize the need for policies that protect immigrant residents.
Jumpshot Live, a new basketball eatertainment concept, is set to launch in Dallas. Combining immersive dining with live basketball action, it promises a unique experience for sports and food fans alike.
Frisco has been selected to host the 2026 Major League Volleyball Championship, marking a major boost for the city’s sports and tourism sectors. The event is expected to draw fans nationwide and stimulate local business growth.
Hall of Famer Champ Bailey voices confidence in Deion Sanders’ NFL readiness, sparking buzz about a potential return in Dallas. Sanders’ legendary status fuels speculation on a comeback in the league.
Dallas Stars goalie Jake Oettinger addressed his absence from the recent Team USA White House visit, citing personal reasons. He emphasized his commitment to the team and looks forward to future opportunities.
In a tense Senate Democratic primary marked by racial divisions, Black voters in Houston emerge as a pivotal force. Their turnout and support could significantly influence the race’s outcome, highlighting deep community stakes.
A new H-1B visa fee threatens to halt Texas school districts from hiring foreign teachers, potentially worsening staffing shortages. Educators and officials urge reconsideration amid rising concerns.
Dallas Stars goalie Jake Oettinger skipped Team USA’s recent White House and State of the Union appearances, citing personal reasons. The decision drew mixed reactions from fans and teammates alike.
A Dallas Muslim leader faces deportation after a judge cited allegations of supporting terrorism, sparking controversy and debate over evidence and community impact, according to KERA News.
The New York Times reports on Trump’s 2024 proposal to deploy soldiers across U.S. cities to combat riots, crime, and migrant surges, raising urgent debates on military involvement in domestic law enforcement.
Eastfield Campus, part of Dallas College, offers diverse academic programs and workforce training. Located in Mesquite, TX, it serves thousands annually, focusing on student success and community engagement.
Team USA hockey clinches gold once again, ending a long wait for the top spot! Celebrate the historic victory and relive the excitement on the Ultimate Dallas Sports Show, only on WFAA.
The Department of Homeland Security temporarily shut down the Global Entry program amid the partial government shutdown, disrupting expedited airport screening for frequent travelers, PBS reports.
A detainee was killed and two others critically injured at a Dallas ICE facility, Homeland Security confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident, with details on the cause yet to be released.
Siemens Healthineers unveils cutting-edge innovations in healthcare technology, enhancing diagnostics and patient care worldwide. Their latest solutions promise faster, more accurate treatments and improved clinical outcomes.
Patrick Smith, lead analyst at Dallas Sports Nation, brings sharp insights and in-depth coverage of Dallas teams. Renowned for his expert commentary, Smith keeps fans informed and engaged with breaking sports news.
The U.S. secured its first men’s Olympic hockey gold since 1980 with an overtime victory over Canada, ending a 42-year drought and sparking celebrations among American fans.
The government shutdown is highlighting critical weaknesses in the US aviation system, causing flight delays and staffing shortages. ABC7 New York reports on the mounting pressure facing airports and airlines amid the funding halt.
D Magazine explores “What Would Jesus Film?”—a thought-provoking project imagining how Jesus might use modern media. The feature delves into faith, creativity, and contemporary storytelling through a spiritual lens.
El Centro Campus at Dallas College offers specialized programs in health sciences and technical fields, providing students with hands-on training and workforce-ready skills to meet Dallas’ growing job market demands.