Author: Victoria Jones

FIU baseball kicks off Conference USA play against newcomer Dallas Baptist, aiming to establish early momentum. The Panthers look to leverage home-field advantage in this pivotal season opener.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith, recovering from injury, expressed strong confidence ahead of the new season, telling USA Today he’s “gonna ball this year.” Fans eagerly await his return to the field.

Isaac Olowogbade, founder of Oasis Music USA, shares insights on blending creativity with entrepreneurship. In Voyage Dallas, he explores the intersection of life and business, inspiring a new generation of innovators.

Dallas Mavericks’ Nico Harrison faces criticism after conflicting statements on team strategy. His latest remarks have sparked confusion, raising questions about the organization’s direction and leadership consistency.

A humanless big rig has completed its first freight run in the US, marking a milestone in autonomous trucking. The driverless truck traveled hundreds of miles, signaling potential shifts in logistics and transportation.

Hepola: Dallas played a pivotal role in shaping U.S. World Cup star Weston McKennie. The city’s soccer culture and community support fueled his rise from local fields to the global stage.

Houston and Dallas have been ranked among the most sinful cities in the U.S., according to a recent report highlighted by Spectrum News. The ranking factors in crime rates, substance abuse, and other social indicators.

Dallas pastor Frederick Haynes III has announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives, aiming to bring his community-focused leadership to Congress, WFAA reports. His campaign emphasizes social justice and economic equity.

Nintendo is bringing its popular “Animal Crossing” aquarium tour to Texas, offering fans an immersive experience featuring themed aquatic displays and interactive activities. The event starts soon in San Antonio.

Fort Worth and Dallas have been ranked among the top U.S. cities for small business support, offering robust resources, funding opportunities, and community programs that foster growth and innovation.

Dallas police confirmed a robot was used to kill a suspect after negotiations failed during a standoff. This marks a rare and controversial use of robotic force in law enforcement. Investigation ongoing.

In Frisco, Texas, allegations of an “Indian takeover” have ignited fierce community debate, drawing national attention. The controversy highlights growing tensions over demographic shifts and cultural identity in suburban America.

Dallas leaders are intensifying efforts to curb teen violence through community programs and increased funding. The initiative aims to create safer neighborhoods and provide youth with positive opportunities.

Bimbo Bakeries USA announced its relocation of corporate headquarters to Dallas, citing strategic growth and operational efficiency. The move aims to strengthen its presence in the competitive US bakery market.

1903 Education Way, Dallas, TX 75217, listed on Realtor.com, offers a prime opportunity for homebuyers seeking a vibrant Dallas neighborhood. The property features modern amenities and convenient access to local schools and parks.

The 2026 World Cup schedule is set, featuring all games, dates, and matchups. FOX Sports will provide exclusive coverage, offering fans comprehensive live broadcasts and streaming options throughout the tournament.

James Broadnax was executed by lethal injection for a 2008 Dallas County robbery and double murder. The sentence closes a high-profile case covered by Houston Public Media, highlighting ongoing capital punishment debates.

Hearst announced it will lay off 26 employees at The Dallas Morning News and D Magazine, citing ongoing industry challenges and efforts to streamline operations amid shifting media landscapes.

New data reveals that for six consecutive months, the majority of Dallas ICE arrests have involved individuals with no prior criminal history. The findings raise concerns about enforcement practices and community impact.

Brett Kirstein, 55, passed away in 2021. Remembered for his impact in Dallas, his obituary highlights a life marked by dedication and community involvement. Tributes continue to honor his legacy.