Author: William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
The Dallas Fed Texas Service Sector Business Activity Index surged to 4.0 in October, rebounding sharply from September’s -1.8, signaling improving business conditions in the region’s service industry.
Super Studios is set to launch a $750 million film studio campus this year near Fort Worth, aiming to boost local production and create jobs, WFAA reports. The project promises to transform the region into a major film hub.
Dallas faces rising safety concerns as certain neighborhoods see increased crime rates. Benton Accident & Injury Lawyers highlight these areas, urging residents to stay vigilant and seek legal support when needed.
New maps reveal stark education divides across US cities, highlighting deep gaps in school quality tied to income and race. The data underscores persistent inequality shaping students’ futures nationwide.
HSI Dallas has dismantled a major sex-trafficking and money-laundering network, arresting multiple suspects. The operation highlights ICE’s commitment to combatting human trafficking and financial crimes.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have unveiled their latest glam look, featuring exclusive Charlotte Tilbury products. The collaboration highlights bold, radiant makeup styles just launched, blending sports and beauty in a fresh new way.
Former President Donald Trump headlines a groundbreaking GOP election convention in Dallas, marking the first event of its kind. The gathering signals a pivotal moment for the Republican Party ahead of upcoming elections.
U.S. soccer fans express bitter disappointment following the national team’s early exit from the World Cup. The unexpected loss has sparked widespread frustration across Dallas-Fort Worth, as hopes for a deeper run were dashed.
Labor Day, a federal holiday honoring American workers, is observed on the first Monday of September. This year, it falls on September 2. Dallas residents can expect parades, community events, and retail sales.
The Detroit Pistons concluded their preseason with a 10-point loss to the Dallas Mavericks. Despite a strong effort, Detroit fell short in the final quarter, highlighting areas to address before the regular season.
Texas ranks third highest in the U.S. for business bankruptcies, highlighting economic pressures on local companies. The rise signals challenges in key sectors amid ongoing financial uncertainties.
Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert was unable to practice again Thursday, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming game, Yahoo Sports reports. The team continues to monitor his status closely.
Flight Club, the popular social darts venue, has selected Addison, Texas, for its next expansion. The move aims to capitalize on Addison’s vibrant entertainment scene, enhancing the city’s nightlife options.
Political science professors at Iowa State University discuss the impact of the U.S. House recess, highlighting potential effects on legislation, constituent engagement, and political strategy.
Lancaster ISD band director faces serious child sex crime allegations, sparking an ongoing investigation. The district has pledged cooperation with authorities as the case unfolds.
Dallas Cowboys’ leading offensive threat faces a potential holdout amid contract disputes, raising concerns about the team’s upcoming season. Negotiations remain tense as both sides seek a resolution.
Police in a Dallas suburb discovered a pistol and a replica AR-15 in a teenager’s car at a high school, just one day after the Uvalde shooting, NBC News reports. Authorities continue investigating the incident.
Former President Donald Trump has pledged $5,000 to every American if Republicans secure a win in the upcoming midterm elections, Reuters reports. The controversial offer aims to boost GOP voter turnout nationwide.
In Dallas, a proposal to introduce a 3-year high school diploma aims to expand preschool programs by reallocating resources. The 2013 initiative seeks to enhance early childhood education opportunities.
A new national ranking by Yahoo highlights 11 Texas high schools among the top 100 in the country, showcasing the state’s growing excellence in education and commitment to academic achievement.