Author: Ava Thompson
Ava Thompson
A seasoned investigative journalist known for her sharp wit and tenacity.
John Olajide of Axxess highlights key insights from the U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, May 6-9. The event showcased emerging trade opportunities and strengthened economic ties between the U.S. and Africa.
Dallas police tweeted, “Missing your weed? Call us,” after a helicopter spotted a large stash during a routine patrol. The discovery led to multiple arrests as officers recovered substantial amounts of marijuana.
Hamilton Coleman clinched the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur title at Trinity Forest, showcasing remarkable skill and composure. The victory marks a major milestone in his rising golf career.
A bank formerly known as the smallest in the US is set to be acquired, marking a notable shift in the local banking landscape. The deal underscores ongoing consolidation trends in the industry. Details by The Business Journals.
The Dallas Stars are riding a wave of momentum as they head to Denver for their upcoming matchup. With recent wins boosting confidence, the team looks poised to challenge their rivals on the road.
Dallas Braden’s brief but colorful MLB career officially ends, leaving behind a legacy of outspoken moments and unmatched entertainment. The former pitcher’s candid style made him a fan favorite. USA Today reports.
Dallas reports eight homicides in July 2025, highlighting ongoing concerns over violent crime in the city. Authorities urge community vigilance as investigations continue into each case.
Dallas Sports Nation’s way-too-early 2025 projections for the Texas Rangers spotlight a promising lineup and pitching depth. Experts predict a strong playoff push as key young talent continues to develop.
Disastrous losses have crippled the Dallas Stars’ playoff hopes, knocking them out of the division race. Consecutive defeats highlight defensive lapses and offensive struggles, raising concerns ahead of the season’s final stretch.
Alberto Orozco’s obituary in Dallas, TX, honors a life marked by dedication and community impact. The Dignity Memorial tribute highlights his legacy and the deep loss felt by family and friends.
Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth area rank among the smallest average home lot sizes in the U.S., reflecting rising land costs and urban density. The trend highlights challenges for homebuyers seeking larger outdoor spaces.
The U.S. has imposed new export restrictions on Energy Transfer’s shipments to China, citing national security concerns. The move targets critical energy infrastructure amid rising geopolitical tensions.
The DEA unveiled a new initiative targeting methamphetamine trafficking in Dallas and seven other key hubs. The effort aims to disrupt distribution networks and reduce drug-related crime nationwide.
Hundreds rallied across the Dallas-Fort Worth area to show support for immigrants and protest recent ICE raids. Demonstrators called for immigrant rights and an end to aggressive enforcement actions.
El Salvador’s recent “act of extraordinary friendship” toward Donald Trump raises concerns amid political tensions. Experts warn this gesture may have strategic motives beyond diplomacy, urging caution and scrutiny.
Dallas school district employs more international teachers than any other in the U.S., addressing staffing shortages and enriching classrooms with diverse perspectives, officials say. This trend reflects growing reliance on global talent.
Dallas’ public education system shapes the city’s future, impacting economic growth, community well-being, and social equity. Investments in schools today determine Dallas’ success for generations to come.
Galleria Dallas and Grapevine Mills malls have been ranked among the top 10 in the U.S., according to a recent CBS News poll. Both shopping centers are praised for their wide variety of stores and visitor experience.
Authorities are investigating a shooting at a Dallas salon as a hate crime. The incident left multiple victims injured, prompting a heightened response from law enforcement. The suspect is in custody as the motive is examined.
The Pew Research Center’s latest “Chart of the Week” reveals the most liberal and conservative big cities in the U.S., highlighting sharp political divides across urban areas. The data underscores growing polarization in American cities.