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Neill Whitlock, a beloved Dallas community member and business leader, passed away in 2022 at age 75. Remembered for his impact and kindness, Whitlock’s legacy lives on in family and friends.
This week in entertainment: “Better Call Saul” returns with a new season, captivating fans once again. Meanwhile, Spike Lee’s acclaimed film “BlacKkKlansman” hits theaters nationwide, drawing strong reviews.
Hearst announced it will lay off 26 employees at The Dallas Morning News and D Magazine, citing ongoing industry challenges and efforts to streamline operations amid shifting media landscapes.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders made a dazzling appearance at Dua Lipa’s concert, captivating fans with their iconic routines. Their surprise performance added electric energy to the night, stealing the show.
Dallas’ beloved whale mural has been painted over, sparking community disappointment. The colorful artwork was removed to make way for FIFA event branding, highlighting tensions between public art and large-scale sporting events.
Shanley Buechele, wife of Bills quarterback Shane Buechele, revealed her regret over not becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. The former cheerleader aspirant opened up about missed opportunities in a recent Us Weekly interview.
Dallas faith leaders are opposing plans for a new ICE detention facility in Hutchins, citing concerns over human rights and community impact. Their pushback highlights growing local resistance to immigration enforcement expansions.
The US Open Pool Championship kicked off Tuesday, August 25th, in Dallas, attracting top players nationwide. Fans are eager to see intense competition and rising stars in this premier billiards event.
This Thanksgiving, NFL halftime shows feature top stars lighting up the stage. From chart-toppers to surprise guests, see the full lineup keeping fans entertained during the holiday games. Read more in The Providence Journal.
An English superfan has sold their house to fund a trip to the World Cup in Dallas, Texas. The passionate supporter aims to witness the global tournament firsthand, highlighting extreme dedication to the sport.
A suspect in a Texas bar shooting was reported by an AP source to have worn clothing labeled “Property of Allah” and displayed an Iranian flag emblem, according to PBS. Authorities continue investigating motives and details.
The US men’s hockey team was honored at the State of the Union address, with President Trump promising the women’s team will be recognized “soon.” The acknowledgment highlights the nation’s pride in its hockey champions.
Dolly Parton revealed the challenges behind her iconic Cowboys cheerleader outfit, describing it as “a lot of maintenance.” The country star spoke candidly about the effort involved in maintaining her signature look.
Record snowfall in Dallas is expected to end Monday, but icy roads will remain hazardous for days. Authorities urge caution as temperatures gradually rise and crews work to clear streets.
Post Malone will headline the Thanksgiving halftime show during the NFL game. Fans can watch the performance live on the USA Today network and streaming platforms. Stay tuned for exclusive coverage and highlights.
Three Dallas suburbs have been named among America’s top “Small Cities for Big Jobs,” highlighting their growing economies and strong job markets. The recognition underscores the region’s appeal for career opportunities.
Cooper Flagg sparks buzz with a viral video revealing his relationship with fellow Duke star Arianna Roberson. The Duke basketball duo’s personal lives now in the spotlight, captivating fans worldwide.
Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, honors U.S. military personnel who died in service. Dallas residents join nationwide commemorations, reflecting on sacrifice and freedom this spring holiday.
Kang Daniel returns to the US for his first tour in two years, reconnecting with fans across major cities. The K-pop star’s highly anticipated concerts mark a significant comeback post-pandemic.
Dallas April 2026 Festivals ignite Texas with a vibrant mix of music, food, film, and culture. This spring surge transforms the city into a dynamic hub, attracting visitors worldwide to celebrate creativity and diversity.