Author: William Green
William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
Kristopher Love, convicted hitman in the fatal shooting of a Dallas dentist, has been sentenced to death, NBC News reports. The court ruled his involvement in the premeditated killing warranted the capital punishment.
Klay Thompson is reportedly considering a return home if his stint with Dallas doesn’t pan out. The Golden State Warriors star remains a key figure in NBA trade and free agency discussions. (sports.yahoo.com)
The latest George Pickens news is exactly what Dallas Cowboys fans want to hear ahead of a crucial offseason date. Positive updates on his recovery and performance boost hopes for a strong next season.
SmartAsset.com has released its 2025 study identifying America’s safest cities, ranking communities based on crime rates, law enforcement presence, and safety resources to help residents find secure places to live.
Paige Bueckers led the US women’s basketball team to a hard-fought victory over Italy in their World Cup opener. The squad showed resilience and grit, securing a crucial win in a tightly contested match.
Gov. Greg Abbott has announced a statewide initiative to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas high schools, aiming to promote conservative values and student engagement across the state.
Four Dallas high schools have been named among America’s best for 2026, according to U.S. News. The recognition highlights the city’s commitment to academic excellence, showcasing top-performing public and private schools.
Tyler Childers announces his 2026 “Snipe Hunt” tour, electrifying fans nationwide. Get details on ticket prices, presale times, and how to secure your spot to experience his acclaimed live shows.
Texas Republicans have mainstreamed hate, weaponizing ignorance against Muslims. Policies and rhetoric increasingly target the community, fueling discrimination and fear, as detailed in The Guardian’s latest report.
Texas medical schools secured top spots in the 2026 global rankings, with several institutions recognized for excellence in research and education, according to USA Today’s latest report.
The Dallas Wings secured a crucial victory over the Indiana Fever, keeping their playoff hopes alive. Key plays and standout performances highlighted the team’s resilience in a tightly contested game.
The Golden State Valkyries secured a playoff spot with a decisive victory, marking a key milestone in their season. Analysts highlight strong defense and clutch performances as pivotal in clinching the berth.
The Grand Prairie Entertainment Corridor welcomes new attractions, including Bass Pro Shops and BigShots Golf, boosting local tourism and economic growth. This development marks a significant expansion in Dallas-area entertainment options.
Thomas Jefferson High School principal shares how the community’s resilience helped navigate the recovery and transition after the Dallas tornadoes, highlighting teamwork and determination in the Dallas ISD response.
Karmelo Anthony was sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted of murder in the stabbing death of a Texas high school student. The verdict marks the end of a high-profile trial covered by NBC News.
Amid backlash over his ‘mixed race’ remarks, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban echoed Donald Trump’s rhetoric during a Dallas speech, sparking renewed debate on race and nationalism in global politics.
Jasmine Crockett is reportedly considering a run for the U.S. Senate in Texas, positioning herself as a strong challenger to incumbent John Cornyn. Her campaign could reshape the state’s political landscape.
FIFA’s approval for Folarin Balogun to join the USMNT raises concerns, setting a contentious precedent ahead of the World Cup. Critics argue this move may disrupt traditional national team eligibility rules.
David Harris, a prominent Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2026. Known for his impactful work in education and civil rights, Harris leaves a lasting legacy in the Dallas area.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas examines recent data, questioning if the opioid crisis has peaked in Texas and nationwide. Early signs suggest a potential plateau, but challenges in addiction and overdose rates persist.