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AT&T announces a $250 billion investment over five years to enhance U.S. connectivity. The telecom giant aims to expand 5G networks and fiber infrastructure, boosting nationwide internet access and digital innovation.
Several Dallas Stars players have secured spots for the upcoming Olympics, showcasing the team’s talent on the international stage. However, notable forward Jason Robertson was unexpectedly left off the roster.
Quill claims FC Dallas possess the quality needed to lead the league ahead of their clash with San Jose Earthquakes. The coach emphasized the team’s strengths as key to securing top standings.
TOCA Social, the popular soccer-themed restaurant and bar, is set to open at Grandscape in The Colony. The arrival coincides with the World Cup, offering fans a vibrant spot to celebrate the global event.
The Dallas Diocese and Jesuit Prep School have reached a settlement in a lawsuit alleging priest sexual abuse. The agreement resolves claims brought by former students, marking a significant development in local abuse cases.
Ellie Goulding’s Dallas Cowboys halftime performance sparked mixed reactions, with fans criticizing her “lampshade” outfit. The singer’s look quickly became a trending topic on social media during the game.
Texas cities feature prominently in both safest and least safe lists for 2026, according to FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth. The report highlights key crime trends shaping community safety across the state.
Hundreds of England fans were ejected from a Dallas bar after reportedly consuming 5,000 beers ahead of their World Cup match. Authorities intervened to maintain order as celebrations escalated.
Bryce Dallas Howard revealed she has never tried alcohol, yet convincingly portrayed a drunk character in the film “Deep Cover.” Her performance relied on careful study rather than personal experience, showcasing her skill.
In Texas, plans for a new Muslim community have sparked local opposition, highlighting tensions over religious diversity and land use. The debate underscores challenges faced by minority groups seeking to establish cultural hubs.
New public education laws are set to take effect in Texas this school year, impacting curriculum, funding, and student rights. These changes aim to address key issues and improve overall educational outcomes statewide.
Valkyries coach praises Dallas star Paige Bueckers, lauding her skill and leadership on the court. His glowing remarks highlight Bueckers’ growing impact in professional basketball.
Construction is set to begin soon on a $750 million AI-powered movie studio in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, aiming to boost local film production with cutting-edge technology and create numerous jobs.
The Dallas Cowboys aimed to bolster their defense in the 2026 offseason. Yahoo Sports evaluates whether their strategic moves addressed key weaknesses and improved the team’s defensive outlook heading into the new season.
The WNBA Union has raised the All-Star prize money to $170,000 despite the new Collective Bargaining Agreement. This move underscores the league’s commitment to rewarding player excellence and growth.
Recent updates on Brendan Sorsby’s performance and development have sparked increased interest from the Dallas Cowboys. His potential growth makes him a likelier target for the team in future drafts, sources say.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders must adhere to 23 strict rules covering appearance, behavior, and conduct both on and off the field. These guidelines ensure the iconic squad maintains its polished, professional image.
Hugh Dallas makes a surprising return to World Cup officiating, reigniting memories as a nemesis for U.S. teams. His past contentious calls continue to fuel rivalry and debate in international soccer.
Texas voters head to the polls in key primary runoffs to select congressional nominees for November. These races will shape the state’s political landscape ahead of the general election. Coverage by Houston Public Media.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the government in a dispute over the rights of green card holders accused of crimes. The decision limits certain protections for lawful permanent residents facing criminal charges.