Author: Samuel Brown
Samuel Brown
A sports reporter with a passion for the game.
Southbound lanes of U.S. 75 in Dallas have reopened following a closure caused by a fatal shooting. Authorities had shut the area for investigation, impacting traffic during peak hours.
A North Texas man was sentenced for a federal hate crime after threatening employees of a Sikh nonprofit, the DOJ announced. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat hate-related violence.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas highlights a rise in the market value of U.S. government debt, reflecting shifting interest rates and investor demand amid economic uncertainty, impacting fiscal policy and markets.
The Dallas Cowboys face the San Francisco 49ers in a pivotal NFL Week 8 clash. USA Today breaks down predictions, expert picks, and betting odds ahead of the high-stakes showdown at Levi’s Stadium.
Several U.S. cities are lowering education requirements for police recruits amid staffing shortages. Critics warn this may impact officer preparedness and community safety, sparking debate on recruitment standards.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz told Texas Democrats a U.S. Senate race victory is within reach, urging energized efforts to challenge Republican dominance in the state, as reported by The Texas Tribune.
The Dallas Stars kicked off their training camp on Day 1 with intense drills and promising performances. Rookie players stood out, while veterans focused on sharpening their skills ahead of the season.
Redistricting in Texas and several states could reshape U.S. House elections, potentially shifting political power. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth examines how new maps may impact voter representation and party control.
An Oklahoma city has been named one of the most entertaining in the U.S., ranking alongside Las Vegas and New York, according to The Oklahoman. This recognition highlights its vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked as the 3rd fastest-growing U.S. metro in 2024, driven by strong job growth and an influx of residents, according to CultureMap Dallas. The region continues to attract businesses and families alike.
Texas faces rising crime rates in several cities. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi top the list of the 7 most dangerous cities, highlighting ongoing challenges in public safety and community efforts to combat violence.
The Texas Rangers highlighted their strong draft strategy this year, focusing on high-upside prospects and solid pitching. Experts praise the team’s balanced approach as key to future success.
DCC Stars took a year off the football field but stayed busy with major life updates. From career shifts to personal milestones, Us Weekly highlights four key changes shaping their journey beyond the game.
Texas flooding victims include Dallas Catholic school sisters, a camp counselor, and a Walmart employee, Fox News reports. The severe floods have impacted diverse communities, highlighting widespread and urgent recovery needs.
Chinese battery maker Hithium plans to invest $100 million to expand its Mesquite plant, boosting production capacity and supporting the growing demand for electric vehicle batteries in North America.
US-75 in Dallas has reopened following a fatal crash involving a pedestrian. Authorities closed the highway for hours during the investigation. Traffic has now resumed, but drivers are urged to exercise caution.
The National Education Association highlights how exclusionary discipline, such as suspensions and expulsions, alienates students, disrupting learning and increasing dropout rates, ultimately widening educational inequality nationwide.
Dallas police officials urge the Latino community to overcome fear and build trust, emphasizing collaboration and mutual respect to ensure safety and justice for all residents.
Lerma Agency produced three high-profile ads for Super Bowl LVII. CEO teases fresh, impactful storytelling, promising memorable moments that blend innovation with brand appeal in the biggest advertising event of the year.
Sen. Ted Cruz faced backlash after referring to the Texas Rangers as the “Dallas Rangers,” sparking criticism from Arlington fans. Locals took to social media to defend their city and its baseball team.