More than 100 Texas students had their visas abruptly revoked by the Trump administration, disrupting their studies and raising concerns about immigration policies affecting international students, reports Dallas News.
Charlie Kirk’s rhetoric has come under scrutiny amid rising political violence in America. Critics argue his messaging fuels division, intensifying tensions during a turbulent era in U.S. politics, reports Dallas News.
Barbara Bel Geddes, renowned for her role as Miss Ellie Ewing on TV’s “Dallas,” has died at 82. The acclaimed actress leaves behind a legacy in television and theater, remembered for her iconic performances.
Is your Texas high school among the best in the nation? The Austin American-Statesman reveals the top U.S. schools of 2025, spotlighting Texas institutions excelling in academics, athletics, and innovation.
Former President Trump vows a tough immigration crackdown following the arrest of a Cuban national charged in a Dallas machete murder, spotlighting renewed calls for stricter border enforcement.
Texas city leads as top choice for business HQs, according to the Chron. Factors like economic growth, talent pool, and cost of living have driven companies to establish headquarters in this vibrant market.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed the team will sign pass rusher Jadeveon Clowney. This addition aims to bolster the Cowboys’ defensive line ahead of the upcoming NFL season.
Giants QB Russell Wilson showed flashes of brilliance despite a wild loss to the Cowboys, prompting tentative apologies after a strong individual performance in a chaotic game.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk marks a disturbing surge in U.S. political violence, underscoring heightened tensions and deepening divisions nationwide, raising urgent calls for unity and security reforms.
The Biggest Loser TV show is seeking contestants from Dallas for its upcoming season. Aspiring participants interested in transforming their lives through weight loss and fitness are encouraged to apply.
Musk’s DOGE initiative cuts nearly $1 billion from the Education Department’s contracts tracking student progress, sparking concerns over the future of data-driven education programs nationwide.
Dallas officials are considering deploying National Guard soldiers to assist local law enforcement amid rising crime rates. The potential move aims to bolster public safety and support overwhelmed police forces.
Beverage brand Ryde announces relocation of its U.S. headquarters to Dallas, aiming to leverage the city’s growing business ecosystem. The move signals expansion plans and a strategic foothold in a vibrant market.
Eater Dallas spotlights superior sports bars delivering top-tier game day experiences. From craft brews to big screens, these venues offer fans unbeatable atmosphere and flavor in the heart of Dallas.
U.S. airports are considering easing restrictions on liquids in carry-ons to speed up security lines. The potential rule change aims to enhance traveler convenience while maintaining safety, officials say.
Dozens of North Texas political leaders have officially endorsed Kamala Harris for president, signaling strong regional support for her campaign. Their backing highlights Harris’s growing influence in key battleground areas.
Julien Baker has canceled her upcoming U.S. tour, including the scheduled Dallas show. The cancellation comes as the artist addresses unspecified personal reasons. Ticket refunds are available at point of purchase.
Richland Campus, part of Dallas College, offers diverse academic programs and workforce training. Serving thousands annually, it plays a vital role in Dallas’ education and local economy.
Dallas saw a decline in violent crime for the fourth consecutive year in 2024, with murders reaching their lowest level since 2018. The trend marks continued progress in the city’s public safety efforts.
A new study reveals that major US cities are sinking due to ground subsidence, risking tilted buildings and damaged infrastructure. Experts warn urgent measures are needed to address this growing urban threat.