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The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have secured a salary increase, as revealed on “America’s Sweethearts.” The boost reflects their growing influence and dedication, marking a significant step in cheerleader compensation nationwide.
Arctic air has settled over North Texas, raising the chance of snow in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as early as Wednesday. Residents should prepare for colder temperatures and possible winter weather conditions.
Frisco Station is set to introduce new entertainment venues featuring pickleball courts and a cutting-edge golf simulator. This move aims to boost local leisure options and attract sports enthusiasts to the Dallas-area hub.
Protestors gathered outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement center in Dallas, voicing opposition to immigration policies. The demonstration called for reform and humane treatment of detainees.
Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers was spotted at Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Dallas Stars and Winnipeg Jets. Fans captured the moment as she cheered on the Stars at a high-stakes playoff clash.
Former Ohio State star Ezekiel Elliott was released by the Dallas Cowboys after seven seasons. The move marks the end of an era for the franchise’s longtime lead back, opening the door for a new chapter in Elliott’s career.
Two Dallas-Fort Worth malls have ranked among the top 10 nationwide in a recent list, surprising many. Discover which popular shopping centers made the cut and what sets them apart.
Dallas has been voted the Best Skyline in the World by USA Today, as reported by NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth. The city’s iconic skyline captivated voters, highlighting its stunning architecture and vibrant urban appeal.
Dallas-Fort Worth hospitals remain on high alert amid a potential terror threat. Security measures have been intensified to ensure patient safety and prevent any disruption to critical healthcare services.
CultureMap Dallas has released the official list of 4th of July events and fireworks for 2024. Residents can explore celebrations across Dallas, from parades to spectacular firework shows, marking Independence Day with vibrant festivities.
D-FW and much of the U.S. will witness a total lunar eclipse this week. Skywatchers should prepare for the celestial event, with peak viewing expected late evening. Exact times vary by location.
In ‘Let Us Die,’ a Dallas man uncovers chilling WWII horrors concealed within an antique desk. The discovery sheds new light on forgotten atrocities, revealing hidden history in an unlikely place.
A blockbuster three-team trade proposal sends Malik Monk to the Dallas Mavericks, while the Atlanta Hawks bolster their frontcourt with key players from Dallas, reshaping both teams’ rosters ahead of the playoffs.
A women’s rights group voiced strong opposition to the Dallas adult-entertainment expo, citing concerns over exploitation and objectification. Organizers defended the event, emphasizing freedom of expression.
Dallas-based Pollo Campero aims to dominate the U.S. chicken market by expanding its footprint with new locations, innovative menu offerings, and targeted marketing strategies to capture diverse American consumers.
The Detroit Pistons and Dallas Mavericks will face off in a regular-season NBA game in Mexico City on November 1. The matchup marks a continued effort to expand the league’s global presence.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce sparked controversy on Monday Night Football, dubbing Dallas the “butthole and armpit of America.” The remarks, aired live, have sparked widespread reactions from fans and media alike.
The Texas Rangers offense has surged this season, showcasing powerful batting and timely hitting. Their aggressive approach has energized Dallas Sports Nation, fueling hopes for a deep playoff run.
A new luxury movie theater is set to open in Dallas’ revamped Victory Park, marking a key milestone in the district’s entertainment revival. The venue promises an upscale cinematic experience for the city’s growing audience.
Plano East’s Arianna Robinson and Lake Ridge’s Jazman Bailey have been selected for the USA U16 national basketball team, marking a proud moment for both athletes and their Texas communities.