President Biden has appointed Dallas prosecutor Damien Diggs as the first Black U.S. attorney for East Texas, marking a historic milestone in the region’s federal justice leadership, according to Dallas News.
Despite ups and downs, every Dallas Mavericks game remains thrilling. The Smoking Cuban highlights the team’s resilience, star power, and dynamic playstyle that keeps fans on the edge of their seats night after night.
Dallas shines academically with four of its high schools ranked among America’s top 100, according to the Dallas Observer. This recognition highlights the city’s commitment to educational excellence and student achievement.
A Texas man who fired on an ICE facility reportedly aimed to kill federal agents, officials said. Authorities are investigating the attack at the detention center, highlighting concerns over rising violence.
US manufacturing giant files for bankruptcy, citing $200 million in debt. The company struggles amid rising costs and supply chain disruptions, highlighting ongoing challenges in the American industrial sector.
Dallas Braden’s “Most Special” sports card was recently featured in Sports Illustrated, highlighting its unique value and significance in baseball memorabilia. The card celebrates Braden’s memorable career and rare achievements.
A dispute over a woman not saying “thank you” at a Dallas store allegedly escalated to a deadly shooting, according to an affidavit. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Robert Jeffress testified before the Religious Liberty Commission, condemning the IRS inquiry into First Baptist Dallas as overreach. He emphasized that church matters are “none of Big Government’s business.”
Bryce Dallas Howard has graduated from New York University, 21 years after enrolling in 1999. The actress celebrated this milestone as a long-awaited achievement, marking a significant moment in her personal and professional journey.
Elementary school Eagles fans took out their rivalry frustrations by hitting punching bags modeled after Cowboys players at a local event. The playful activity drew attention for its spirited display of sports rivalry.
ICE Dallas has arrested an illegal alien wanted in their home country for organizing an assassination attempt. The individual is now in custody as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues their investigation.
Several notable companies have relocated their headquarters to the Dallas-Fort Worth area this year, highlighting the region’s growing appeal for business expansion and economic growth, according to The Business Journals.
Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott shares his approach to late-game heroics, revealing the mindset and preparation fueling his recent clutch performances. His comeback magic continues to inspire fans and teammates alike.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for disciplinary action against schools that refuse to collaborate with Turning Point USA, a conservative group focused on campus activism, raising concerns about academic freedom.
Democratic firebrand Jasmine Crockett announced her run for the U.S. Senate in Texas, aiming to challenge the Republican stronghold. Known for her progressive stance, Crockett seeks to energize the state’s Democratic base.
Extra marks 30 years of delivering entertainment news, spotlighting Hollywood’s biggest stories and stars. FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth highlights the show’s lasting impact on celeb journalism and pop culture coverage.
U.S. News ranks states by frequency of school shootings, highlighting safest and most at-risk areas. The report analyzes incidents, aiming to inform policy and improve student safety nationwide.
Police departments nationwide initially embraced the true-crime show “The First 48” for its public exposure. However, tensions rose as concerns over privacy and case portrayal led to strained relations.
Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith channels his passion off the field into entrepreneurship, actively pursuing business ventures that fuel his dreams beyond football, showcasing his drive for success both on and off the gridiron.
Authorities have identified the suspect in the Dallas shooting, revealing a history of mental health issues. Victims include a mix of civilians and law enforcement officers, with investigations ongoing into motives and connections, AP News reports.