Author: William Green
William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
On Jan. 20, a “Stop ICE Terror” protest is set to take place in North Texas, highlighting community opposition to ICE policies. Organizers urge peaceful demonstration against immigration enforcement practices.
A U.S. Army reservist allegedly targeted white people in a deadly ambush on Dallas police officers, according to authorities. The attack underscores ongoing concerns about racial motivations in violent acts.
Over the past decade, the U.S. has witnessed 180 school shootings, resulting in 356 victims. This disturbing trend highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence and school safety across the nation. (CNN)
As Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s national profile grows, speculation mounts about a potential White House bid. Political analysts weigh his prospects amid shifting dynamics ahead of the 2024 election cycle.
A Dallas gang member has been charged with possessing Glock switches, illegal devices that convert handguns into automatic weapons, according to the Department of Justice. The case is under investigation in the Northern District of Texas.
Erik Laney, a prominent journalist with The Business Journals, is recognized for his in-depth coverage of entrepreneurship and local business trends, providing key insights that shape regional economic narratives.
The University of Dallas ranks among America’s top regional universities, according to U.S. News & World Report. Known for strong academics and personalized education, it continues to attract students nationwide.
LeeAnne Locken hints at a possible “Real Housewives of Dallas” revival, sharing optimism about the show’s return in an exclusive Us Weekly interview. Fans eagerly await news on the franchise’s future.
Dallas Stars goalie Jake Oettinger skipped Team USA’s recent White House and State of the Union appearances, citing personal reasons. The decision drew mixed reactions from fans and teammates alike.
The Dallas Federal Reserve Manufacturing Business Index showed a modest increase in April, signaling steady expansion in regional manufacturing activity. Investors closely watch this as a gauge of economic health in Texas.
In Dallas, Rep. James Talarico urged Texans to unite against the influence of billionaires, calling for greater economic fairness and policies that prioritize everyday citizens over the ultra-wealthy.
During the government shutdown, travelers face increased flight delays and cancellations. PBS advises passengers to stay informed, check airline policies, and prepare for extended wait times at airports.
The New Jersey Devils fell to the Dallas Stars in a tough matchup, struggling to contain Dallas’ offense. The loss marks a challenging road game for New Jersey as they look to bounce back in the coming weeks.
The H-1B visa debate is fueling a surge of racism against South Asians in the U.S., with increased discrimination and xenophobic rhetoric targeting this community amid immigration policy tensions, The New York Times reports.
Discover the top 10 US football stadiums packed with fun activities, events, and shopping experiences. From interactive zones to exclusive stores, these stadiums offer more than just the game. Explore the full list on islands.com.
A WalletHub study ranks several Texas cities among the least educated in America, highlighting gaps in higher education attainment and skills. The findings raise concerns about workforce readiness and economic growth in the Lone Star State.
Students across Dallas return to classrooms today and tomorrow as the new school year begins. Districts follow staggered schedules to ease transitions amid ongoing health and safety measures. Parents and students prepare for a fresh start.
Hrithik Roshan’s fans who paid Rs. 1.2 lakh for a Dallas meet-and-greet raised complaints about event mismanagement. Reports describe chaos with kids crying and fans being pushed off stage, sparking disappointment and frustration.
Before assassinating President John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald attempted to kill former Army General Edwin Walker in 1963. The failed attack revealed Oswald’s early violent intentions, shedding light on his path to infamy.
Toca Social has announced the opening date for its first US location in Dallas. The innovative social gaming venue aims to blend technology and entertainment, marking a new chapter for immersive experiences in the city.