Dallas College launches new programs aimed at creating educational and career opportunities for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These initiatives focus on inclusivity and skill development to boost independence.
In a historic first, Dallas police used a robot armed with explosives to kill a shooting suspect, ending a deadly standoff. The unprecedented move raises new questions on law enforcement tactics in US history.
The world’s fourth-largest movie theater chain has announced the relocation of its U.S. headquarters to Addison, marking a significant business move aimed at expanding its domestic footprint and operational efficiency.
Tiger Woods was on hand to support his son Charlie as he competed in the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur in Dallas. The golf legend’s presence highlighted a proud moment in the rising star’s early career.
U.S. Highway 75 in Uptown Dallas has reopened following a police investigation. Authorities cleared the scene after ensuring public safety, restoring traffic flow on the major thoroughfare. CBS News reports.
Tom Vilsack urged Iowa Democrats to “connect the dots” on SNAP cuts embedded in the Trump tax cut bill, highlighting the impact on vulnerable families. He called for increased awareness and action to protect essential nutrition aid.
Dallas Observer spotlights 2nd Street USA as the best thrift store in the city, praising its diverse vintage finds, affordable prices, and unique selection that draws treasure hunters from across Dallas.
New America reveals a detailed district-by-district breakdown of the $6.2 billion the U.S. Department of Education has delayed distributing to schools, highlighting significant disparities in funding access nationwide.
Federal authorities have busted a cyber scheme targeting large companies and lonely women, tricking victims into wiring money. The elaborate fraud highlights growing cybersecurity risks, officials warn.
Major League Cricket announced plans to relocate its headquarters to Texas, aiming to capitalize on the state’s growing sports market and central location. The move signals a strategic expansion for the league.
Thomas Harley’s contract details remain in focus as Dallas Stars negotiate a deal. Expectations suggest a bridge contract reflecting his growing role, balancing team salary cap and Harley’s potential impact on the roster.
Dallas residents are getting their first look at the Thermomix, a $1,649 all-in-one cooking robot renowned for its efficiency and versatility. The launch highlights growing interest in smart kitchen technology in the city.
Rep. Jessica González was honored as a Women of the Year by the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, celebrated for her tireless advocacy and inspiring message: “Your best is always good enough.”
DCC Stars took a year off the football field but stayed busy with major life updates. From career shifts to personal milestones, Us Weekly highlights four key changes shaping their journey beyond the game.
KERA News reports on a free class helping green card holders prepare for the U.S. citizenship test. The program offers essential guidance and practice to boost confidence and improve passing rates.
Radio Texas, LIVE! reveals the top 20 worst places to live in Texas, highlighting factors like crime, unemployment, and quality of life. The list aims to inform residents and potential movers about challenging communities statewide.
Exeter Finance has appointed another former Santander Consumer USA executive to its C-suite, reinforcing its leadership team with experienced industry talent to drive growth and innovation.
USA Today’s latest Cowboys mock draft projects Dallas selecting a former Texas Longhorn, their new No. 1 running back, and key defensive linemen, aiming to bolster both offense and defense for the upcoming NFL season.
Hundreds gathered in Dallas to protest ICE policies and the Trump administration, sparked by unrest in Los Angeles. Demonstrators voiced outrage over immigration enforcement and called for policy changes.
Colin Allred, a former NFL linebacker turned Democrat, is set to challenge Republican Senator Ted Cruz in the 2024 Texas Senate race, highlighting a stark clash of political styles and visions for the state.