AT&T announces a $250 billion investment over five years to enhance U.S. connectivity. The telecom giant aims to expand 5G networks and fiber infrastructure, boosting nationwide internet access and digital innovation.
Several Dallas Stars players have secured spots for the upcoming Olympics, showcasing the team’s talent on the international stage. However, notable forward Jason Robertson was unexpectedly left off the roster.
Family members gathered in excitement as Team USA players arrived, marking a heartwarming reunion ahead of the upcoming games. The event, covered by The Post – fox4news.com, highlighted strong bonds fueling national pride.
The closely watched U.S. Senate race in Texas is heating up, drawing national attention. Candidates are ramping up campaigns as voters prepare to decide a pivotal seat that could impact Senate control.
Two distinguished Dallas high schools have been named Texas’ best in 2022, leading the state’s academic rankings. Their exceptional performance sets a new standard for education excellence in the region.
A humanless big rig has completed its first freight run in the US, marking a significant milestone in autonomous trucking technology. The vehicle successfully navigated highways without onboard drivers, signaling advancing innovation in freight transport.
The USMNT faces crucial scenarios to advance at the 2026 World Cup, with key strategies to win their group against Australia. CBS Sports breaks down how the U.S. can secure a top spot and progress in the tournament.
A dispute over a woman not saying “thank you” at a Dallas store allegedly escalated into a deadly shooting, according to an affidavit. Authorities are investigating the incident that shocked the community.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has weathered years of legal and ethical scandals. Now, rising Democrat James Talarico aims to unseat him, challenging Paxton’s grip on power in a high-stakes race.
Texas Republicans have mainstreamed hate, weaponizing ignorance against Muslims. Policies and rhetoric increasingly target the community, fueling discrimination and fear, as detailed in The Guardian’s latest report.
Rosewood Residences nears completion near Turtle Creek, marking a significant milestone in Dallas’ luxury real estate market. The upscale development promises upscale living with prime location and modern amenities.
Quill claims FC Dallas possess the quality needed to lead the league ahead of their clash with San Jose Earthquakes. The coach emphasized the team’s strengths as key to securing top standings.
U.S. flags are flying at half-staff this week to honor the late former President Gerald R. Ford, following the presidential proclamation. The tribute reflects respect for his service and legacy nationwide.
Nearly half of Americans now see the Supreme Court as politically influenced, according to a recent SCOTUSblog survey. This growing perception raises concerns about the judiciary’s impartiality and public trust.
North Texas is driving cricket’s rise in the U.S., overcoming cultural and infrastructural barriers. Local leagues, youth programs, and community support are key to boosting the sport’s mainstream appeal.
Compudopt and Santander Consumer Foundation have teamed up to provide free internet connectivity to 5,000 Dallas residents, bridging the digital divide and enhancing access to education and job opportunities.
Dallas City Hall has been named one of the most “irreplaceable” buildings in the U.S., according to WFAA. The iconic structure’s unique design and cultural significance highlight its lasting impact on the cityscape.
BBC Sport experts weigh in on the best stadiums set to host the 2026 World Cup across the US, Canada, and Mexico. From iconic venues to modern marvels, their picks highlight top contenders for football’s biggest stage.
Dallas revisits its 2014 Ebola cases amid Africa’s current outbreak, reflecting on lessons learned and preparedness. Officials emphasize ongoing vigilance and improved response strategies to prevent local spread.
Islamophobia is rising sharply in Texas, with hateful rhetoric like “I won’t rest until every Muslim is gone” fueling fear and division. The New York Times investigates this troubling escalation and its impact on Muslim communities.