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ICE Dallas deported 122 individuals on a “high-risk charter” flight to China, CBS News reports. The operation targeted those with serious criminal records or immigration violations. Authorities emphasized public safety priorities.
Mexican political parties are actively courting Texas voters ahead of Mexico’s presidential election, recognizing the influence of the state’s large Mexican-American population in shaping cross-border political dynamics.
A new luxury movie theater is set to open in Dallas’ revamped Victory Park, marking a major milestone in the district’s entertainment renaissance. This upscale venue promises a premium cinematic experience.
Dallas schools, long marked by segregation, are advancing diversity efforts through innovative programs and policies. The 2017 New York Times article highlights ongoing challenges and progress toward inclusion in education.
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The New York Rangers have faced unexpected struggles this season, marked by inconsistent offense and defensive lapses. Injuries and lineup changes add to the challenges as they strive to regain form.
A pedestrian died Tuesday following a crash on southbound US 75 in Dallas. Authorities responded promptly, but the individual succumbed to injuries at the scene. Investigation into the cause remains ongoing.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) protects depositors by insuring deposits at banks and savings institutions. Visit FDIC.gov for news, resources, and updates on financial safety and regulation.
More than 60 Texas workers were laid off amid a mass reduction at the U.S. Department of Education, according to records obtained by the Austin American-Statesman. The cuts are part of broader federal workforce downsizing.
The Dallas salon shooting is being investigated as a hate crime, police say. The suspect reportedly experienced panic attacks and delusions specifically related to Asian people, NBC News reports.
North Texas engineering firms play a pivotal role in turning ambitious projects into reality, shaping the Dallas skyline and driving infrastructure growth across the U.S., reports The Business Journals.
The 2025 NFL mock draft reveals experts projecting the New England Patriots holding the No. 1 pick, sparking debates on top quarterback prospects and potential franchise-changing selections. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis.
A fire at a Dallas shopping center devastated an exotic pet shop, killing 579 animals. Authorities continue investigating the cause, while the community mourns the tragic loss of rare and endangered species.
John F. Kennedy, the 35th U.S. president, is remembered for his leadership during the Cold War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and his tragic assassination in 1963. His legacy endures through his family and historic impact.
Grapevine Mills is redefining retail by evolving into an entertainment hub. The center’s blend of shopping and attractions highlights a growing trend of malls transforming into vibrant community destinations.
HSI Dallas seized $1.3M in counterfeit goods at the World’s Largest Flea Market, targeting illicit trade. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat counterfeit merchandise and protect consumers.
A Dallas-based food manufacturer has announced the closure of its facility, resulting in the layoff of 65 employees. The company cited economic challenges and shifting market demands as reasons for the shutdown.
Mark Scheifele scored a poignant goal for the Jets following his father’s recent passing, but the Dallas Stars ultimately advanced, overcoming Winnipeg in a hard-fought playoff clash.
Dallas Cowboys’ Pro Bowler faces a troubling contract forecast, raising concerns over his future with the team. Sports Illustrated highlights potential obstacles in negotiations that could impact the star’s tenure in Dallas.
Ted Cruz and Colin Allred Face Off in High-Stakes Senate Debate on October 15: What You Need to Know
Ted Cruz and Colin Allred will face off in a key Senate debate on Oct. 15, intensifying the race for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat. Voters can expect a clash over policies and visions ahead of the crucial midterm elections.