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The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders return to Netflix, spotlighting their ongoing fight for fair pay. The docuseries reveals the team’s challenges and advocates for better wages amidst renewed public attention.
The United States kicked off its home World Cup campaign with a thrilling 3-1 victory over Paraguay in Dallas. The dynamic performance showcased the team’s offensive firepower and set a confident tone for the tournament.
‘Launch’ is expanding to North Texas, bringing obstacle courses, laser tag, bowling, and airtrack basketball. The new entertainment venue aims to offer diverse activities for all ages in a dynamic setting.
A Taiwan-based company is set to launch production of tofu-based cat litter in Dallas, aiming to offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional products. The move highlights growing demand for sustainable pet care solutions.
Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Rylie Briones made headlines by performing without a wig, embracing her alopecia. Her courage highlights inclusivity and breaks stereotypes in professional cheerleading.
Border crossings have declined, but immigration enforcement dominates discourse in Texas’ top political race, highlighting sharp contrasts among candidates on border security and policy in a key electoral battleground.
Entertainment company Main Event shifts to virtual services amid the pandemic, expanding online gaming and events. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce highlights this pivot as a model for business resilience and innovation.
FIFA Fan Fest in Dallas will host a watch party for Team USA’s upcoming match, offering fans live broadcasts, food, and entertainment. The event promises a vibrant atmosphere for soccer supporters across DFW.
Halperin Park is hosting free watch parties for the USA and Mexico World Cup games. Fans can gather to enjoy live screenings in a festive atmosphere, celebrating soccer and community spirit.
Nancy Diebolt, 87, passed away in 2026. A longtime Dallas resident known for her community involvement and kindness, she is remembered fondly by family and friends. Details in the Dallas News obituary.
Hepola: Dallas played a pivotal role in shaping U.S. World Cup star Weston McKennie. The city’s soccer culture and community support fueled his rise from local fields to the global stage.
Dallas is deploying hundreds of license-plate reader cameras citywide to enhance public safety and improve law enforcement efficiency. The initiative aims to aid crime-solving while raising privacy concerns among residents.
Touchy-Feely, an interactive entertainment venue founded in France, has made its U.S. debut in Dallas. The immersive experience invites visitors to engage with tactile art and sensory installations, blending fun with creativity.
Houston and Dallas have been ranked among the most sinful cities in the U.S., according to a recent report highlighted by Spectrum News. The ranking factors in crime rates, substance abuse, and other social indicators.
Josh Dallas returns to NBC’s hit series “Manifest” for Season Two, premiering Jan. 6, 2020. Fans can expect more mystery and drama as the show continues to captivate audiences nationwide, reports EURweb.
Billionaire Mark Cuban has donated to the U.S. Women’s Flag Football Team ahead of the 2028 Olympics, boosting their training and development as the sport debuts in Los Angeles. The contribution supports athlete preparation and visibility.
Launch amusement center with restaurant-bar has opened in Lewisville, offering a vibrant new spot for dining and entertainment. The venue features arcade games, craft cocktails, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
Iranians in North Texas respond with concern and mixed emotions to recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. Community members express fears of escalating conflict and hope for peaceful resolution.
Post Malone has canceled his upcoming Texas shows as delays affect his stadium tour schedule. The artist’s team cited logistical issues, with new dates to be announced soon. Fans await further updates.
Charles A. Barnett Jr., prominent Dallas attorney, continues to impact the legal landscape with key cases and community advocacy. His work highlights justice and public service within Dallas and beyond.