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Atticus Reed
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Isabella Gonzales, a beloved Carrollton resident, passed away in 2026. Known for her community involvement and kindness, she is remembered fondly by family and friends. Details in Dallas News obituary.
Paige Bueckers highlighted the on-court chemistry between Caitlin Clark and Team USA during their game against China. She emphasized their seamless teamwork as key to the team’s strong performance. (dallassportsjournal.com)
The U.S. faces Australia in a crucial World Cup showdown. Find out how to watch live, key clinch scenarios, and what’s at stake as both teams vie for advancement. Full coverage by Dallas News.
T-Mobile has announced layoffs at its Irving facility as part of a broader company restructuring. The move aims to streamline operations and enhance competitiveness amid shifting market dynamics.
A Dallas rabbi was arrested on charges of alleged indecency with a child, officials confirmed. Authorities are investigating the case as the community responds with concern. The investigation is ongoing.
Reece Weaver reflects on her time with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, revealing there’s one aspect she won’t miss. In an exclusive interview with USA Today, she candidly shares what that is.
Celebrities were spotted dining at Dallas and Fort Worth steakhouses between matches at the 2026 World Cup. Fans gathered hoping to catch a glimpse as stars enjoyed top Texas hospitality.
Former President Donald Trump has announced the Republican National Midterm Convention will be held in Dallas this September, signaling a major rally ahead of the 2024 elections. The event aims to unify the party.
Chuck E. Cheese rings in “Christmas in July,” transforming its fun centers, streaming, and social channels into a festive mid-summer celebration. The event offers games, prizes, and holiday cheer to fans nationwide.
Friday’s TV and radio listings for June 19 in Dallas offer a diverse lineup, including popular shows, live sports, and talk programs. Stay tuned for local updates and entertainment across multiple channels.
Taiwan Expo USA 2026 returns to Dallas, spotlighting innovation and deepening U.S.-Taiwan ties. The event aims to boost trade, technology, and cultural collaboration between the two partners.
Dak Prescott rebounds strongly, while Michael Lamb sees a major drop as the Dallas Cowboys place four players on CBS Sports’ Top 100 list. The rankings highlight the team’s growing talent and shifting dynamics.
Omnilife announces plans to open a $61 million U.S. headquarters in Allen, Texas. The new facility aims to boost the company’s North American operations and create numerous local jobs.
A Dallas man has been charged with a hate crime after tearing down a Pride flag outside a Maryland store, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. Authorities say the act was motivated by bias against the LGBTQ+ community.
Dallas-based Thermomix USA has appointed a former Alkegen executive as its new CEO. The leadership change signals strategic growth plans for the innovative kitchen appliance company.
The US Men’s National Team is set to face Australia this afternoon in a highly anticipated match. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. Stay tuned to FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth for live updates and coverage.
Festival Eritrea USA brings vibrant Eritrean culture, food, and music to Dallas this weekend. Attendees can experience authentic cuisine, traditional performances, and community spirit at this lively cultural event.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban provided an update on the GM search, stressing patience and thoroughness. He emphasized the offseason’s crucial role in shaping the team’s future ahead of the next NBA season.
FC Dallas has unveiled its 2024 roster, featuring a mix of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers. The squad aims to build on last season’s momentum as they prepare for the upcoming MLS campaign.
A Flower Mound bakery has gone viral for its July 4 cookies featuring slogans protesting the nation’s political climate. The bold treats sparked widespread discussion on social media, reflecting growing public discontent.