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The suspect in a Dallas high school shooting is in custody after four students were wounded. Authorities are investigating the motive as the community rallies around the victims and their families.
The Dallas Cowboys face the Cleveland Browns in an eagerly awaited NFL Week 1 clash. Experts weigh in with predictions, picks, and betting odds ahead of kickoff in this high-stakes opener.
Bryce Dallas Howard, who has never tried alcohol, revealed how she convincingly portrayed a drunk character in the film “Deep Cover.” She relied on research and keen observation to bring authenticity to the role.
Dallas claims the top spot in Sports Business Journal’s ranking of best sports business cities. Known for its booming sports market and robust industry infrastructure, the city leads in revenue, partnerships, and fan engagement.
At CPAC 2022, Republicans embraced Hungary’s Viktor Orban despite widespread outrage over his recent “mixed-race” remarks, highlighting deep divides over immigration and race within conservative circles, The New York Times reports.
Goldman Sachs has nearly doubled its workforce in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, reaching 4,000 employees. This growth makes D-FW the firm’s second-largest U.S. hub, highlighting the region’s rising financial sector prominence.
Shocking revelations about Dallas Mavericks ownership expose deep internal conflicts, threatening the franchise’s stability. Sources reveal ongoing disputes behind the scenes, raising questions about the team’s future direction.
LeeAnne Locken is set to exit “The Real Housewives of Dallas” after four seasons, Entertainment Tonight reports. The reality star’s departure marks the end of a significant chapter on the hit Bravo series.
Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt’s recent injury update raises concerns for the Cowboys, spotlighting Micah Parsons’ growing impact. Watt’s status could shift defensive dynamics in Dallas’ favor, intensifying their rivalry.
Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey and wife Jenn have shared a heartfelt relationship journey, from their early days to marriage, highlighting milestones and personal moments in an exclusive Us Weekly feature.
With days remaining, Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred intensify efforts in Texas’ closely watched U.S. Senate race. Both candidates ramp up campaigns as voters prepare to decide the state’s political future.
ICE Dallas deported 122 individuals on a “high-risk charter” flight to China, CBS News reports. The operation targeted those with serious criminal records or immigration violations. Authorities emphasized public safety priorities.
The New York Rangers have faced unexpected struggles this season, marked by inconsistent offense and defensive lapses. Injuries and lineup changes add to the challenges as they strive to regain form.
The 2025 NFL mock draft reveals experts projecting the New England Patriots holding the No. 1 pick, sparking debates on top quarterback prospects and potential franchise-changing selections. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis.
The USA Film Festival returns to Dallas with free movie screenings and special appearances by film stars. The event showcases diverse films, offering cinephiles a unique chance to engage with the industry.
Dallas resident Carlos Ortiz made history at the U.S. Open, delivering his best-ever major performance. Ortiz’s impressive play has spotlighted his rise in the golf world, thrilling fans and boosting local pride.
A 140-year computational analysis of US political speeches reveals a shift toward more positive yet increasingly polarized framing of immigration, highlighting growing division in congressional discourse.
McKinsey & Company highlights key strategies to advance racial equity in US pre-K–12 education, emphasizing targeted investments, inclusive curricula, and systemic reforms to close opportunity gaps nationwide.
Dozens of schools in the Dallas, Texas area are set for closure amid budget cuts and declining enrollment, sparking concerns among parents and educators over the impact on students and communities.
A recent Pew Research Center report examines the evolving role of religion in public schools, highlighting diverse student beliefs and debates over religious expression in classrooms across the United States.























