Author: William Green
William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
The FBI has responded to Texas officials’ request for assistance in locating missing Texas House Democrats after a legislative walkout, Sen. John Cornyn confirmed, intensifying the political standoff.
Ranking Top Former Cowboys in Their Media Careers – Cowboys Wire highlights how ex-Dallas players transitioned from the field to the studio, excelling as analysts, commentators, and broadcasters shaping NFL coverage today.
Paul Underkofler, a respected Dallas community figure, passed away in 2025 at age 89. Known for his civic contributions and dedication to local causes, Underkofler leaves a lasting legacy in the city’s history.
In a revealing Q&A with D Magazine, Sarah Hepola explores the complexities behind the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ image, urging readers to see beyond stereotypes and appreciate their dedication and resilience.
The Senate will hold a rare Sunday session to advance bipartisan deals aimed at reopening the government. Lawmakers seek to avoid a shutdown and reach consensus on funding.
Former Cowboys defensive tackle David Irving revealed that then-coach Jason Garrett told him to “quit, smoke all the weed I want,” highlighting tensions in their relationship, as reported by USA Today.
Wilson Secondary School in Arlington debuts a modernized campus designed to enhance learning and sustainability. The project, featured on e-architect, showcases innovative architecture prioritizing student engagement and eco-friendly features.
Former U.S. Education Secretary Margaret Spellings announced she will step down as CEO of Texas 2036. Spellings led the nonpartisan think tank focusing on long-term state policy planning.
The USA TODAY High School Sports Awards have announced the Dallas boys basketball nominees, spotlighting top local talent. These athletes represent the city’s best, showcasing skill and dedication this season.
Amid the pandemic, many students paused their college education, raising concerns about if and when they will return. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas highlights the uncertain future facing these interrupted learners.
A $6 million expansion at a Grand Prairie manufacturing facility will create 100 new jobs, boosting local employment and production capacity. The project marks significant growth for the company and the community.
Anti-ICE messages were found on the shooter’s rounds in the deadly attack on a Dallas ICE facility, the FBI revealed. Authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the assault.
President Trump has ordered the National Guard to deploy in Memphis, cited as the nation’s most dangerous city by total crime per capita, aiming to curb escalating violence, reports Dallas Express.
US Senate hopeful Colin Allred criticized Democrats for compromising on health care funding during the recent shutdown vote, urging stronger commitment to protecting coverage. (El Paso Times)
An Indian man was tragically beheaded in a US motel following an argument over a washing machine, police reported. The incident highlights rising safety concerns in transient accommodations. Investigation is ongoing.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has donated $1 million to establish Turning Point USA chapters at every Texas school, aiming to expand conservative student activism statewide, Spectrum News reports.
DFW sports fans, get ready for a wild night! Catch the Rangers, Mavs, and Stars in action, plus the eagerly anticipated debut of basketball sensation Caitlin Clark. Prepare your multi-screen setup for nonstop excitement.
The U.S. has issued a national travel notice advising citizens to avoid travel to [Country], citing increased risks of kidnapping and crime. Authorities urge heightened caution and vigilance for Americans abroad.
Former President Trump and Ohio Prosecutor Dave Vance placed blame on Democrats following the Dallas ICE shooting. They criticized policies they say contributed to the incident, escalating partisan tensions.
An ICE shooter reportedly wrote about targeting agents he suspected of involvement in trafficking, federal officials told NBC News. The case has raised concerns over internal security within the agency.