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Skate America 2024 returns to the Dallas area, spotlighting hometown U.S. champion Amber Glenn. The prestigious figure skating event promises thrilling performances and local excitement from October 18-20.
The City of Dallas celebrates the 3rd annual Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a vibrant event at the AT&T Performing Arts Center, highlighting diverse cultures and community contributions.
Explore festive delights around DFW with the Dallas Trail of Lights, FWSO’s Frozen in Concert, Holiday at the Arboretum, and more. Celebrate the season with vibrant events and family fun across the metroplex.
The National Cricket League is gaining momentum in North Texas with a recent tournament hosted at UT Dallas. The event showcased growing local interest and skill, signaling a bright future for cricket in the region.
Discover top events this weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth for film enthusiasts, music creators, and gaming fans. From screenings and concerts to tournaments, WFAA highlights must-see activities across the metroplex.
Fox Sports host Will Cain is taping his new show in Dallas, weighing in on the Cowboys’ head coach search. He also addressed recent comments by Pete Hegseth in a candid interview with The Dallas News.
Only eight U.S. theaters are currently screening Ryan Coogler’s film “Sinners” as the director intended. USA Today lists these exclusive venues, offering fans a rare chance to see the uncut version.
A Southwest Airlines plane in Dallas was struck by a bullet before departure, authorities confirmed. No injuries reported. Investigations are underway to determine circumstances behind the incident.
Dallas’s newly revamped series has sparked mixed reactions among US TV critics. Some praise its nostalgic appeal and drama, while others criticize the pacing and character development. The divide highlights the challenge of rebooting iconic shows.
American Airlines passengers described a “surreal, exhausting” ordeal after a fire broke out on their flight, forcing an emergency landing in Dallas. Authorities are investigating the incident as passengers recount the tense moments.
A developer unveiled plans for a new office and entertainment hub at US 380 and Dallas North Tollway in Frisco, aiming to create a dynamic mixed-use destination that fosters business growth and community engagement.
The Tianyu Lights Festival has officially opened in Dallas, illuminating the city with stunning displays of colorful lights and intricate designs. The festival showcases cultural art, attracting thousands of visitors nightly.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is ramping up its engagement with developers and enterprises through a series of cloud events, webinars, and conferences. These sessions spotlight innovations, best practices, and hands-on learning opportunities.
The University of North Texas–Dallas has secured a noteworthy position in U.S. News & World Report’s rankings, highlighting its growing reputation among America’s best colleges for academic excellence and student success.
TOCA Social remains interested in launching a “Topgolf-like” soccer entertainment venue in Dallas, an executive confirmed to WFAA. The concept aims to blend interactive soccer games with a social atmosphere.
Plano’s Amber Glenn and the figure skating community are mourning after a tragic plane crash in Washington. The accident, involving several skating members, has left fans and peers heartbroken.
Red Bull Soapbox Race USA returns with high-speed creativity and madcap engineering. Teams nationwide compete in gravity-powered vehicles, delivering thrilling, unpredictable fun for fans and racers alike.
Dallas police are investigating a shocking extortion case involving Telugu students. Victims reported threats and demands for money, highlighting growing safety concerns within the local student community. Authorities urge vigilance.
USA Today is asking readers to weigh in on whether the Dallas Arboretum is the best botanical garden in the country. The iconic Texas garden is in the running, highlighting its stunning landscapes and seasonal displays.
David Beer, 70, of Lima, passed away in 2025. A respected community member, he is remembered for his contributions and kindness. Funeral details are available through Dallas News.