Author: Charlotte Adams

A new ‘Netflix House’ immersive experience is set to open at Galleria Dallas, offering fans a unique way to engage with popular shows through interactive exhibits and themed environments. The venue aims to attract diverse audiences.

This week’s USA Film Festival in Dallas showcases timeless classics, including the iconic silent film “Safety Last.” Cinephiles can enjoy rare screenings of beloved cinematic treasures at this celebrated event.

Santander Consumer USA has signed a lease renewal for 211,087 square feet in downtown Dallas, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the city’s growing office market. The deal was reported by REBusinessOnline.

Seven Cowboys are battling for a final roster spot as the team heads into the preseason finale. Each player aims to impress coaches in a crucial game that could define their NFL future.

North Texas schools and churches prepare for potential immigration raids, raising concerns among communities and officials about safety, legal rights, and the impact on families, according to Dallas News.

Hei Dallas, a Finnish sports fan group, is rapidly growing its presence in Dallas. Known as the “Finnish Mafia,” they aim to unite fans and boost local support for Finnish athletes in the U.S. sports scene.

Four students are recovering after a shooting at a Texas high school, authorities confirmed. The incident prompted a swift response, with law enforcement securing the scene and providing aid. Investigations are ongoing.

Former Cowboys star and LSU standout, both facing injury concerns, are reportedly linked to the New Orleans Saints as the team explores roster additions. This move could impact the Saints’ lineup ahead of the upcoming season.

The Dallas Stars face a hectic offseason as they regroup following a disappointing season. With key decisions looming on trades, drafts, and coaching, the team aims to rebuild and return stronger next year.

Chinese lighting company Ledsion Lighting has relocated its US headquarters and distribution center to Dallas, aiming to strengthen its market presence and improve service efficiency across North America.

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has broken her silence on the Dallas event, accusing the organisers of assault. She shared her experience, urging for accountability and support, as reported by Times of India.

Netflix is opening new House locations in Texas and Pennsylvania, offering fans immersive experiences inspired by popular shows. These interactive spaces aim to deepen engagement with the streaming giant’s hit series.

Discover 10 unique Dallas ISD programs and schools beyond the magnet spotlight. From specialized career academies to innovative learning hubs, these options offer diverse opportunities for Dallas students seeking alternative pathways.

An $800 million European-style wellness resort is planned near downtown Dallas, promising luxury spas, fitness centers, and holistic health services. The development aims to boost local tourism and elevate Dallas’s wellness scene.

Zack Martin, a standout at Bishop Chatard and Notre Dame, has built a stellar NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys. IndyStar highlights his journey from high school star to pro football elite through the years.

North Texas engineering firms play a pivotal role in turning ambitious projects into reality, shaping the Dallas skyline and driving infrastructure growth across the U.S., reports The Business Journals.

Dallas Cowboys’ Pro Bowler faces a troubling contract forecast, raising concerns over his future with the team. Sports Illustrated highlights potential obstacles in negotiations that could impact the star’s tenure in Dallas.

The upgraded Dallas Open shines a spotlight on American men’s tennis this week, drawing top players and boosting local enthusiasm. Fans can expect thrilling matches and a showcase of homegrown talent in Dallas.

A teen charged with murder in a track meet stabbing was released from jail after a $1 million bond was reduced. The case remains under investigation as authorities review the incident.

Dallas ISD has revised its academic calendar for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 school years, updating start dates, holidays, and breaks to better accommodate students and staff. Details aim to enhance scheduling flexibility.