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Noah Rodriguez
A podcast host who engages in thought-provoking conversations.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah university, according to Dallas News. Authorities are investigating the incident. Further details on the motive and suspect remain unclear.
A judge ruled that Texas cannot mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom, citing constitutional concerns over the separation of church and state, NBC News reports.
Meet Acting U.S. Attorney Nancy E. Larson, newly appointed by the Department of Justice. With extensive legal expertise, she steps in to lead key federal prosecutions and uphold justice in her district.
Rent prices in Dallas-Fort Worth are rising, positioning the region alongside New York City as one of the top apartment leasing markets in the U.S. This trend highlights DFW’s growing appeal for renters and investors alike.
The trade sending Micah Parsons from the Cowboys to the Packers has sparked debate. Experts weigh in on the deal’s impact, grading both teams on value and future prospects. Who truly won the blockbuster move?
North Texas activists face hate crime charges and potential prison time after painting anti-Israel graffiti in public spaces. The Dallas Observer reports the case ignites debate over free speech and hate speech boundaries.
Blake Lively stars in the film adaptation of It Ends With Us, spotlighting domestic abuse. The compelling drama aims to raise awareness and spark conversations on a critical social issue.
One of the best ice cream spots in the U.S. is a Dallas-owned shop, acclaimed for its innovative flavors and quality ingredients. The Dallas News highlights this local gem as a must-visit for dessert lovers nationwide.
The WNBA has shattered its regular-season attendance record with a month still remaining in the schedule, underscoring growing fan engagement and the league’s rising popularity, Front Office Sports reports.
Dallas’ 2024 pop culture scene thrived with new music, art, and film highlights. D Magazine captures the city’s vibrant creativity, spotlighting breakout artists and major events shaping the year’s cultural landscape.
Frisco has been named the safest city in America, according to a recent study. The Dallas suburb topped the list for low crime rates and community safety, highlighting its appeal for residents.
Parents are spending millions to secure homes in top school districts, with a Dallas suburb leading the trend. The high demand highlights education’s impact on real estate values nationwide.
CeeDee Lamb and the Dallas Cowboys have finalized a historic contract extension, securing the star wide receiver’s future with the team. This deal marks a significant investment in Lamb’s talent and potential.
Business Insider highlights 9 of history’s most iconic political power couples, showcasing partnerships that shaped nations and global policies. From strategic alliances to dynamic duos, these couples left lasting legacies.
The American College of Education and Dallas College have expanded their partnership to include a new Nurse Education Pathway, enhancing access to nursing programs and supporting workforce development.
FOX Sports’ Erin Andrews weighed in on the ongoing drama surrounding the Dallas Cowboys and CeeDee Lamb. Speaking with Sports Illustrated, she highlighted the impact on team dynamics and Lamb’s role moving forward.
Hyatt has officially opened the Thompson Hotel Dallas, marking a new upscale destination for business travelers. The hotel features modern amenities and prime downtown location, catering to the needs of corporate guests.
The Dallas Stars face a pivotal 2025-26 season as key contracts expire and young talent steps up. On Tap Sports Net explores why this campaign will define the franchise’s direction for years to come.
Protestors assembled outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement center in Dallas to voice opposition to President Trump’s immigration policies. The demonstration highlighted ongoing community concerns and calls for reform.
Apple’s $600B plan to boost U.S. manufacturing includes a key North Texas component, aiming to create thousands of jobs and strengthen supply chains, with Dallas emerging as a strategic hub in the tech giant’s expansion.