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A humanless big rig has completed its first freight run in the US, marking a significant milestone in autonomous trucking technology. The vehicle successfully navigated highways without onboard drivers, signaling advancing innovation in freight transport.
Compudopt and Santander Consumer Foundation have teamed up to provide free internet connectivity to 5,000 Dallas residents, bridging the digital divide and enhancing access to education and job opportunities.
Dallas revisits its 2014 Ebola cases amid Africa’s current outbreak, reflecting on lessons learned and preparedness. Officials emphasize ongoing vigilance and improved response strategies to prevent local spread.
FC Dallas showcased resilience in Matchday 3 of World Cup 2026 qualifiers, securing a crucial victory. Dallas Sports Nation highlights key moments that keep the team’s hopes alive.
Legendary composer Ilayaraja is set to perform across five US cities in a much-anticipated concert tour. Fans can expect a blend of timeless hits and orchestral magic in this exclusive series.
GENDA announces the completion of its acquisition of all equity interests in National Entertainment Network, expanding its U.S. footprint. The move boosts GENDA’s mini-location count to over 8,000 nationwide.
The FBI Dallas and the North Texas Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force announced the successful results of Operation Soteria Shield, targeting online predators and safeguarding children across the region.
A Weatherford ISD teacher has been charged with sexual misconduct, authorities confirm. The case is under investigation as the district reviews its policies to ensure student safety, officials say.
The Dallas Mavericks’ swift decision to fire Jason Kidd ended growing unrest before it escalated, signaling a decisive move to stabilize the franchise and redirect its future on and off the court.
Photos of US soccer star Ricardo Pepi chart his rise from high school standout in El Paso to World Cup sensation. El Paso Times captures key moments in the forward’s inspiring journey on and off the field.
Justin Northwest’s Cooper Lutkenhaus set the world’s fastest 800-meter time for 2026, showcasing remarkable speed and endurance. The Dallas News highlights his breakthrough performance as a top contender in middle-distance running.
NATO has announced billions in new arms deals to strengthen European defense amid rising geopolitical tensions. The move underscores a renewed focus on collective security and military readiness across member states.
A recent Education Week report reveals how U.S. teachers’ job satisfaction compares globally, highlighting key factors influencing morale and retention amid ongoing education challenges worldwide.
Karmelo Anthony is appealing his murder conviction in a case that has drawn widespread attention. The latest developments highlight ongoing legal battles and intense public scrutiny. More updates to follow.
Lewisville ISD has approved its 2025-26 district improvement plan, focusing on enhanced academic programs, student support, and facility upgrades to boost educational outcomes across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott’s tequila is set to hit store shelves this week. The launch marks Prescott’s entry into the spirits market, expanding his brand beyond the football field.
The USA faces Paraguay in a crucial World Cup clash, aiming to secure a decisive win. Coverage continues on the Ultimate Dallas Sports Show, bringing in-depth analysis and live updates from WFAA.
With uncertainty looming over the H-1B visa fee, many U.S. businesses face challenges in planning their hiring strategies. Companies await clear guidance on costs before moving forward with applications.
MP Materials has filed a lawsuit in Texas Business Court accusing a competitor of misappropriating trade secrets. The case highlights ongoing tensions in the rare earth materials industry.
Highlander School in Lake Highlands is closing after 56 years of serving the community. The decision marks the end of an era for local education, impacting students, staff, and families across Dallas – Fort Worth.
























