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Texas voters delivered key results in the general election, shaping the race for President, Senate, House, and statewide offices. The Texas Tribune breaks down the latest outcomes and what they mean for the state’s future.
North Texas is set to unveil the Charlie Kirk Memorial Parkway, sparking debate over its intent. Supporters hail it as a source of inspiration, while critics label it a publicity stunt. The Dallas community remains divided.
Jeffrey Epstein paid $28,000 to a North Dallas school, which says it was unaware of the donor’s background. The school is reviewing its donation policies in light of the revelation.
USA Compression Partners has filed its 2025 Annual Report, outlining financial performance and strategic initiatives. The report highlights the company’s operational growth and market outlook for the coming year.
The Dallas Wings made strategic moves at the trade deadline, aiming to bolster their roster for a playoff push. Key acquisitions address scoring and defense as the team eyes a stronger finish this season.
Temperatures are set to drop soon as North Texas braces for its next cold front. Residents can expect cooler weather starting this weekend, with highs falling into the 50s and 60s across the Dallas area.
D Magazine unveils the “Dallas 500,” featuring the most powerful business leaders shaping the city’s economy. This exclusive list highlights innovators driving growth and influence across Dallas’s top industries.
Jerry Jones unveiled the 2026 World Cup pitch proposal for Dallas, featuring AT&T Stadium as a key venue. The Cowboys owner emphasized the stadium’s state-of-the-art facilities to host global soccer’s biggest event.
Charlotte has lost the bid to establish a new 1,000-job banking hub, with Dallas chosen as the preferred location. The decision marks a significant shift in the financial sector’s regional expansion plans.
The Stars-Wild rivalry has transformed from lopsided to fiercely competitive, largely due to Bill Guerin’s leadership. His impact is reshaping the dynamic between these NHL contenders, injecting new intensity into their matchups.
Inside The Star, the Dallas Cowboys’ new $1.5 billion headquarters, features state-of-the-art training facilities, offices, and fan attractions. This cutting-edge complex redefines NFL team headquarters on and off the field.
Tonight, former Dallas movie critic Joe Bob Briggs returns to deliver some ‘redneck joy’ with his signature blend of cult film commentary and humor, promising an entertaining evening for fans and newcomers alike.
A Texas Black man was exonerated 70 years after his execution in a case marred by racial bias. The landmark ruling highlights deep-rooted injustices in the criminal justice system, prompting renewed calls for reform.
Dallas Express reports Bad Bunny’s record label is allegedly linked to Hugo Chávez’s violent regime. The connection raises concerns over the artist’s business ties amid political controversies.
The Third Annual Dallas Entertainment Awards united the city’s vibrant arts scene, celebrating local talent across music, film, and theater. The event highlighted Dallas as a growing cultural hub.
A Dallas Telugu woman’s snow dance sparked controversy, but advocates say cultural expression is not a crime. Supporters condemn the backlash, calling hate the real issue. More at M9.news.
Cowboys legend Jimmy Johnson speaks out on the Bill Belichick controversy, voicing the frustrations many fans share. His candid remarks shed new light on the ongoing debate shaping NFL conversations.
Jason Robertson’s dazzling performance has Team USA looking foolish in recent play, raising questions about roster decisions. Meanwhile, Evander Kane’s potential move to Dallas sparks debate over his fit with the Stars.
American politics faces rising polarization, misinformation, and weakened institutions, contributing to public distrust and legislative gridlock. These factors fuel the ongoing decline in political discourse and governance effectiveness.
The Athletic and The New York Times have unveiled the Dallas-Fort Worth Hall of Fame, spotlighting the region’s top athletes and sports legends who have shaped its rich athletic history.
























