Author: Sophia Davis

A Taiwanese tech company plans to bring 150 jobs to its new factory in Plano, boosting the local economy. The facility will focus on advanced technology manufacturing, marking a significant investment in the region.

Dallas leads U.S. cities with 90,000 acres of vacant land available for development, fueling opportunities for growth and expansion. This abundance positions Dallas as a prime market for future urban and economic development.

An Afghan man who assisted U.S. military forces died in ICE custody in Texas, raising serious concerns about detainee treatment and oversight. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.

Trump Media has replaced Devin Nunes as CEO of Truth Social following a sharp stock plunge that erased billions in market value, marking a significant leadership shift amid ongoing financial challenges.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledges $1 million to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas schools, aiming to boost conservative student activism statewide, reports the Houston Chronicle.

Watch the premiere of the Dallas-set crime drama Queen of the South in D Magazine. The series dives into the gritty world of drug cartels, spotlighting Dallas as a backdrop for power and survival. Don’t miss the thrilling debut!

Immigrants detained by U.S. authorities vanish from the federal tracking system following deportation flights, raising concerns over transparency and accountability, according to NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.

The recent purchase of a Dallas amusement park has topped this week’s headlines, capturing widespread local interest. The deal promises new developments and revitalization in the city’s entertainment landscape.

A Dallas native battling cancer lost her Social Security Income benefits after the government questioned her U.S. citizenship. The case highlights growing concerns over verification processes affecting vulnerable patients.

SMU graduate and Dallas resident faces deportation to Mexico after losing legal battle to remain in the U.S., WFAA reports. The case highlights ongoing challenges in immigration enforcement and legal appeals.

Pew Research reveals deep dissatisfaction with U.S. politics, showing a majority of Americans express discontent with the current political climate. The findings highlight widespread concerns about governance and partisanship.

The Dallas Wings face a setback as their ambitious $48 million project encounters unforeseen delays. Key approvals remain pending, raising concerns over the timeline and future of the team’s development plans.

The Dallas Wings 2024 schedule is officially released, featuring key matchups and home games at the College Park Center. Fans can anticipate a competitive WNBA season with crucial dates highlighted by USA Today.

Confusion at Dallas polling stations led to Democratic voters being turned away, sparking concerns over election management. Officials are investigating the incidents to ensure voter access and address procedural errors.

Netflix has launched its first immersive year-round entertainment venue, blending streaming content with interactive shopping experiences. The new space aims to revolutionize fan engagement and retail, offering a unique destination for entertainment lovers.

A creditor in Shilo Sanders’ bankruptcy case has come forward seeking repayment, highlighting ongoing financial disputes. The situation adds complexity to the former athlete’s legal and financial challenges.

The Dallas Mavericks enter the 2015-16 NBA season aiming to rebound after a challenging year. With key roster additions and a focus on defense, expectations are cautiously optimistic for a playoff push.

Dallas Cowboys fans looking ahead: The team’s 2026 schedule is set, with key matchups against division rivals and AFC contenders. Stay tuned to El Paso Times for the latest updates and game highlights.

Discover the top events happening in Dallas this week with D Magazine’s Event Calendar. From live music and art shows to food festivals and family activities, find the best ways to enjoy the city.

ICE Dallas has arrested a member of Tren de Aragua, a violent Venezuelan criminal gang, during an operation targeting transnational crime. The agency continues its efforts to disrupt organized crime networks in the U.S.