The Council on Criminal Justice’s mid-year 2024 report reveals shifting crime trends in U.S. cities, noting declines in violent crime but rising property offenses, prompting calls for targeted law enforcement strategies.
Thermomix heats up Texas with the announcement of its new Dallas corporate headquarters at the annual consultant conference in Austin, signaling expansion and innovation in home cooking solutions.
The Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys spearhead a flag football pilot program and championship launch in El Paso, aiming to boost youth participation and showcase talent in USA TODAY High School Sports’ latest initiative.
Dallas police are investigating a shocking extortion case involving Telugu students. Victims reported threats and demands for money, highlighting growing safety concerns within the local student community. Authorities urge vigilance.
Herschel Walker finds himself in a tight U.S. Senate race, surprising even his former Dallas Cowboys teammates who did not anticipate the close contest, USA Today reports. The election outcome remains uncertain as campaigns intensify.
USA Today is asking readers to weigh in on whether the Dallas Arboretum is the best botanical garden in the country. The iconic Texas garden is in the running, highlighting its stunning landscapes and seasonal displays.
U.S. News & World Report reveals the top MBA programs offering the greatest return on investment. Graduates from these elite B-schools enjoy higher salaries and strong career advancement, maximizing their tuition value.
A Plano federal prosecutor was honored by the North Texas Crime Commission for outstanding service. The Department of Justice recognized their dedication to combating crime in the Eastern District of Texas.
Dallas-based Avara has rapidly evolved from a small fashion startup into an Inc. 5000 eCommerce powerhouse, leveraging innovative strategies and local talent to make a significant impact on the industry.
The Dallas Stars and APMC have launched VICTORY+ Sports Network, a groundbreaking platform set to revolutionize sports broadcasting. This innovative partnership promises enhanced fan engagement and exclusive content for hockey enthusiasts.
David Beer, 70, of Lima, passed away in 2025. A respected community member, he is remembered for his contributions and kindness. Funeral details are available through Dallas News.
At a massive Dallas rally, former President Trump delivered a speech heavy on rhetoric but light on policy details, focusing on political themes rather than concrete plans, NPR reports.
North Texas is set to welcome the first wellness resort of its kind in the U.S., featuring saunas, thermal baths, waterslides, and more. The new destination promises a unique blend of relaxation and recreation, WFAA reports.
Several people were injured in a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas, authorities confirmed. Emergency services responded swiftly, and an investigation is underway. No further details have been released.
A recent Gallup poll reveals Americans rank Dallas and Boston as the safest among 16 major U.S. cities. The survey highlights public perceptions of urban safety, contrasting with crime statistics nationwide.
Dallas ranks as the No. 4 county in the U.S. for small businesses, according to a recent study by CultureMap Dallas. The city’s thriving entrepreneurial environment and strong local support contribute to its high standing.
Despite ongoing offensive struggles, the Texas Rangers have compiled an impressive 8-2 record early in the season, thanks to strong pitching and timely defense, keeping Dallas fans hopeful for the playoffs.
Schneider Electric announced a $700 million investment to upgrade US energy infrastructure, creating new jobs and enhancing grid reliability. The initiative aims to support sustainable growth and energy resilience nationwide.
Cosm’s live sports venues in LA and Dallas have gone viral, attracting huge crowds. Following this success, the company plans to expand to new major cities, aiming to redefine the live sports experience nationwide.
The Dallas school district issued an apology after abruptly cutting off the valedictorian’s graduation speech, sparking outrage among students and parents. Officials cited time limits but acknowledged mishandling the situation.