Plans are advancing for three new towers in the Knox District, set to line U.S. 75. The mixed-use developments aim to boost Dallas’ urban growth, offering residential, retail, and office spaces in a prime location.
USA Today’s 2026 NFL mock draft roundup compiles experts’ Round 1 predictions, highlighting top prospects and team needs. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis as the draft approaches.
The U.S. Department of Justice has officially ended its civil rights investigation into the EPIC City development project. The closure follows extensive review, with officials citing no evidence of discrimination.
U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne has urged New York City police officers to consider relocating to North Texas, citing job opportunities and quality of life improvements, sparking discussions on workforce shifts in law enforcement.
Micah Parsons dominated as a high school running back, showcasing elite speed and power. His explosive playmaking laid the foundation for his rise to NFL stardom, proving he was a force to be reckoned with early on.
Former NFL star Dez Bryant made a surprise appearance at a Dallas rally against domestic violence, urging the community to unite and support survivors. His speech underscored the importance of awareness and action.
Ronald Bruder, featured in The Business Journals, is a prominent real estate investor and philanthropist. Known for his impact on urban development and education, Bruder continues shaping communities nationwide.
The Dallas Stars are emerging as Dallas’ next sports champion, showcasing a blend of rising talent and strategic leadership. Fans and analysts alike are rallying behind the team’s promising breakthrough.
Stars forward snubbed once again by Team USA, raising questions about selection criteria ahead of upcoming international competitions. The controversial omission sparks debate among fans and analysts alike.
Letters to the Editor address key issues from informed voting and U.S. politics to Dallas Cowboys debates and calls for a cellphone ban. Readers voice diverse perspectives shaping the Dallas News community dialogue.
Ticket scammers are causing chaos in Dallas entertainment, duping fans with fake tickets to concerts and events. Authorities urge buyers to use verified sources to avoid fraud and protect their money.
A Texas church school ranked last statewide for measles vaccination rates. Despite public health concerns, the school’s pastor expressed joy, sparking debate over vaccine refusal and community safety.
The Dallas ICE facility shooting left multiple victims, including ICE officers and civilians. Authorities continue to investigate the identities and conditions of those affected, as details remain limited.
Princeton, the nation’s fastest-growing city, braces for a development surge as its building moratorium ends. Local officials anticipate a boom in construction and economic growth in the coming months.
As the NFL trade deadline approaches, the Dallas Cowboys eye key additions to bolster their roster. USA Today highlights seven potential trade targets the Cowboys could pursue to strengthen their playoff push.
Anthony Davis and Joel Embiid are set for their first face-off since 2023 in the upcoming Mavericks vs. 76ers game. Fans anticipate a high-stakes showdown between these dominant big men.
Dallas Rep. Jasmine Crockett criticized Elon Musk during a federal budget hearing, highlighting his influence in proposed federal cuts. Crockett urged accountability amid concerns over the impact on public services.
Fort Worth police released a Kendrick Lamar-inspired track titled “Not Like Us,” playfully mocking the Dallas Police Department. The lighthearted rap highlights friendly rivalry between the neighboring forces.
Massive layoffs at the Department of Education have severely weakened its civil rights division, raising concerns over enforcement of student protections and equity measures nationwide, officials warn.
The Dallas Fed reports that recent U.S. immigration crackdowns are negatively impacting Texas’ job market, leading to labor shortages and slower economic growth in key industries across the state.