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A new bill aims to ban private equity firms, dubbed “vulture investors,” from owning youth sports organizations. Advocates argue the move protects young athletes from profit-driven exploitation.
The Dallas Cowboys secured a decisive victory over the Washington Redskins, showcasing strong defense and explosive offense. Key plays and strategic coaching led Dallas to dominate from start to finish on FOX Sports.
The Business Journals has announced the 2026 Women in Business winners, celebrating outstanding female leaders driving innovation and growth across industries. The awards highlight their impact and leadership excellence.
The Oklahoma City Thunder faced the Dallas Mavericks at the American Airlines Center in a thrilling matchup. Catch exclusive top photos capturing the action and intensity from The Oklahoman.
Dallas star Pat Colbert has died after battling three strokes over the past decade, The Mirror US reports. The beloved actor’s health struggles were widely known, and fans mourn his passing.
Another company has announced its relocation to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, boosting the region’s economic growth. This move reflects DFW’s rising appeal as a business hub, continuing a trend of out-of-state firms settling locally.
Border crossings have declined, but immigration enforcement dominates discourse in Texas’ top political race, highlighting sharp contrasts among candidates on border security and policy in a key electoral battleground.
The Detroit Lions secured a thrilling 44-30 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday. Key plays, standout performances, and pivotal moments shaped this high-scoring clash, highlighting Detroit’s strong offensive display.
Launch amusement center with restaurant-bar has opened in Lewisville, offering a vibrant new spot for dining and entertainment. The venue features arcade games, craft cocktails, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott reportedly rejected an ultimatum from his ex-fiancée, per Yahoo sources. The decision highlights ongoing personal challenges amid his professional career.
The University of Texas–Dallas stands out in the latest U.S. News Best Colleges rankings, showcasing strong overall performance and academic excellence. Its rising reputation highlights its commitment to research and student success.
On November 8, 2015, the Philadelphia Eagles faced the Dallas Cowboys in a pivotal NFC East matchup. The Courier-Post covered the hard-fought game highlighting key plays and standout performances.
John Tolle, a respected Dallas community leader and businessman, passed away in 2024 at age 90. Known for his civic engagement and philanthropy, Tolle’s legacy leaves a lasting impact on the city.
Live results are coming in from the Texas midterm primary runoffs, with key races shaping the state’s political landscape. PBS provides up-to-the-minute coverage and analysis as voters decide crucial contests.
The Dallas Fed Business Activity Index rose to 0.4 in May, rebounding from negative territory and signaling improved economic conditions. This marks a positive shift after recent contraction, reflecting renewed regional business optimism.
Texas Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map designed to boost their chances of gaining five additional seats in Congress, intensifying the political battle ahead of the next election cycle.
A teachers’ union has filed a lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency and Commissioner Mike Morath over investigations into educators for social media posts supporting Charlie Kirk. The union alleges violation of free speech rights.
The US Open Pool Championship kicked off Tuesday, August 25th, in Dallas, attracting top players nationwide. Fans are eager to see intense competition and rising stars in this premier billiards event.
West Dallas STEM School, once struggling with low enrollment and funding, is now seeing renewed community support and improved resources. The school’s transformation highlights ongoing efforts to boost STEM education in Dallas.
Clay Jenkins, featured in D Magazine, is a prominent Fort Worth figure known for his leadership as Dallas County Judge. He gained recognition for crisis management and community service efforts amid regional challenges.























