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Douglas Adams, famed author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, passed away in 2024. His wit and imagination left an indelible mark on sci-fi and comedy. Dallas News honors his enduring legacy.
Badshah’s team issued a clarification responding to FWICE’s claim that a Pakistani company is sponsoring his upcoming Dallas concert. They denied the allegations, emphasizing the event’s purely Indian sponsorship, Outlook India reports.
A military parade rolled through Washington, DC, as “No Kings” protesters across the US voiced opposition to former President Trump. The demonstrations highlighted ongoing political tensions nationwide.
Kristin Westbrook revealed insider details about Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ pay in a recent Us Weekly interview. The star shared salary insights, shedding light on earnings behind the iconic NFL squad.
The Dallas Stars have solidified their dominance over Texas youth hockey, controlling leagues, facilities, and development programs statewide. Critics warn this monopoly limits competition and opportunities for young players.
The 2024 USA Film Festival in Dallas promises star-studded excitement with iconic actors and major film premieres. Celebrating cinema’s best, the event highlights emerging talent and acclaimed storytellers.
Texas’ “Flash Flood Alley,” stretching from Houston to Dallas, ranks among North America’s most flood-prone regions. Frequent storms and flat terrain increase flash flood risks, posing ongoing challenges for residents and emergency responders.
USA Network has officially renewed the Dallas-shot crime drama “Queen of the South” for a second season. The series, praised for its gripping storyline and strong performances, continues to highlight Dallas as a key filming location.
Nelly Velasco, a beloved Dallas community leader and educator, passed away in 2025 at age 94. She is remembered for her decades of dedication to local arts and youth programs. Services are pending, announced Dallas News.
The Dallas Cowboys’ preseason opener exposed a glaring issue that had gone unnoticed: their defense struggled significantly, allowing big plays and failing to contain key opponents, raising serious concerns ahead of the regular season.
Dallas drivers face daily gridlock as traffic congestion worsens citywide. Experts say improved internet infrastructure and remote work options could ease the burden, offering a digital solution to the city’s notorious commutes.
Protestors assembled outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement center in Dallas to voice opposition to President Trump’s immigration policies. The demonstration highlighted ongoing community concerns and calls for reform.
Larry Hagman, iconic star of “Dallas,” has died at 81. The actor, best known for his role as J.R. Ewing, passed away after a battle with cancer. Hagman’s legacy remains strong in television history.
Apple’s $600B plan to boost U.S. manufacturing includes a key North Texas component, aiming to create thousands of jobs and strengthen supply chains, with Dallas emerging as a strategic hub in the tech giant’s expansion.
Lar Park Lincoln, best known for her roles in “Knots Landing” and “Friday the 13th,” has died at 63. The actress was celebrated for her work in both television and film, leaving a lasting impact on fans.
Dallas Wings coach addressed fan backlash following the team’s fifth consecutive loss, emphasizing ongoing efforts to improve performance and maintain team morale. He called for patience as adjustments continue.
Big Tex, the iconic 55-foot cowboy at the State Fair of Texas, has been named America’s Best Quirky Landmark, according to CultureMap Dallas. The towering figure outshines rivals with its unique Texan charm.
ICE Dallas spearheaded a DHS operation resulting in the removal of 122 illegal aliens aboard a Special High Risk Charter flight. The effort underscores ongoing immigration enforcement priorities.
Discover intriguing insights about the Dallas Cowboys in Diario AS’s latest feature. From unique traditions to surprising records, uncover facts that even devoted fans might not know about America’s Team.
Eleven Dallas-Fort Worth companies have been named among the best places to work by U.S. News, as reported by CultureMap Dallas. These firms stand out for fostering strong workplace culture and employee satisfaction.