Four individuals were injured in a school shooting in Dallas, authorities confirmed. Emergency responders quickly arrived on the scene, and the injured were taken to nearby hospitals. The investigation is ongoing.
A Dallas salon shooting in 2022 is being investigated for potential ties to a series of attacks targeting Asian-owned businesses, raising concerns over a broader pattern of hate crimes against the community.
Leaders and representatives from over 50 African nations will join U.S. officials and business executives at the 2024 U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, aiming to strengthen trade and investment partnerships.
The Texas Rangers have unveiled their 2025 television broadcast lineup, offering fans expanded viewing options across multiple networks. Coverage will include exclusive games and enhanced streaming access, ensuring broader reach for fans nationwide.
Mavericks free agent star is poised to sign with an unexpected team, sources reveal. The surprising destination could reshape the NBA landscape as the veteran seeks a fresh challenge beyond Dallas.
“Political Animals: TV Review – The Hollywood Reporter” offers an incisive look at the series’ sharp writing and compelling performances, highlighting its timely exploration of power, ambition, and political intrigue in Washington.
USA Network has renewed the Dallas-filmed drama “Queen of the South” for a third season, confirming the show’s continued success and strong connection to the city. Filming will return to Dallas later this year.
The Department of Education has laid off nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move has sparked concerns over its impact on student services nationwide.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranks among the top U.S. regions for entrepreneurship, according to a recent study by The Business Journals. The area’s strong economy and support networks fuel startup growth and innovation.
The Dallas Cowboys 2025 schedule is out, with analysts predicting a challenging season. USA Today projects a 9-8 finish, highlighting key matchups that could determine playoff hopes. Fans remain cautiously optimistic.
The United States battled fiercely through Canada to secure a spot in the 4 Nations championship game. The intense showdown highlighted strong team resilience and skill, setting the stage for a thrilling final.
Dallas Democrat Colin Allred has announced his 2024 bid to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, intensifying the battle for Texas’ pivotal Senate seat, as reported by The Texas Tribune.
Bryce Dallas Howard revealed that her father, director Ron Howard, once “legit” mistook actress Jessica Chastain for her. The mix-up highlights the striking resemblance between the two actresses, both celebrated for their Hollywood careers.
Baylor University’s graduate and professional programs across multiple disciplines have earned prestigious rankings by U.S. News, highlighting the institution’s academic excellence and growing national reputation.
ICE executed a federal criminal search warrant in North Texas, targeting suspected immigration violations. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to enforce federal laws and ensure border security, officials reported.
Flying has rebounded to near pre-Covid levels in 2024, driven by strong demand and easing travel restrictions, signaling a robust recovery for the airline industry, according to The Business Journals.
The Dallas Stars gear up for the 2025 Western Conference Finals, aiming to capitalize on a strong season. Expect intense matchups as they vie for a Stanley Cup Finals berth. Coverage continues on On Tap Sports Net.
North Texas residents have a chance to become the next contestant on CBS’s hit reality show, Big Brother. Casting calls are now open, inviting local hopefuls to compete for a spot in the upcoming season.
Five peaceful protests worldwide have sparked significant social and political changes, highlighting the power of nonviolent activism. From civil rights to environmental movements, these events underscore the impact of collective action.
Actress Priscilla Pointer, known for her role on “Dallas” and as the mother of Amy Irving, has died at 100. Her career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on film and television.