The Dallas area high school football schedule for August 28-30, 2025, features key matchups and scores. Stay updated on team performances and game results in this early season showdown.
Three people were fatally shot in East Oak Cliff, Dallas, authorities reported. Police are investigating the incident, but no suspects have been identified. The motive remains unclear as the community reels from the tragedy.
North Texas is set to benefit from a “stunning” portion of Apple’s $600 billion US investment, experts say. The tech giant’s expansion promises significant economic growth and job creation in the region.
Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic’s home was burglarized, authorities confirm. The break-in occurred recently, but no injuries were reported. Investigations are ongoing as police search for suspects.
One of the best ice cream spots in the U.S. is a Dallas-owned shop, acclaimed for its innovative flavors and quality ingredients. The Dallas News highlights this local gem as a must-visit for dessert lovers nationwide.
The ongoing Texas redistricting battle has sparked a legislative standoff, with lawmakers deeply divided over new district maps. The dispute highlights broader political tensions shaping the state’s future power dynamics.
The last Dollar Movie Theater in Greater Dallas has closed its doors, marking the end of an era for budget cinema in the region, WFAA reports. The closure reflects shifting trends in moviegoing and entertainment.
U.S. News & World Report has named a Dallas school the best in the nation, highlighting its academic excellence and innovative programs. The prestigious ranking puts the spotlight on Dallas’ commitment to quality education.
A recent report ranks Dallas and Plano among the top U.S. cities attracting foreign business investment, highlighting their strong economies, skilled workforces, and strategic locations as key factors driving growth.
NBA veteran criticizes Dallas Mavericks after fans were ejected during the Luka Doncic trade saga. The incident drew backlash amid mounting tensions over the star player’s future. More in Sports Illustrated.
American Airlines has canceled over 100 flights, causing widespread travel disruptions across the USA. Passengers are stranded at major hubs including Dallas, Miami, and Los Angeles, as the airline works to manage the backlog.
The Senate has confirmed Dallas prosecutor Damien Diggs as the first Black U.S. attorney for East Texas, marking a historic milestone in the region’s legal community. Diggs brings extensive experience to the role.
Kambar’s Ramayanam took center stage at Nack Theater, Dallas, in a vibrant performance that brought the epic to life. The event highlighted the timeless appeal of this Tamil classic, captivating audiences with its rich storytelling.
Texas Republicans are advancing school vouchers, but critics highlight their controversial origins linked to segregationist policies, sparking debate over the program’s true intentions and impact on public education.
Two North Texas suburbs have been ranked among the safest in the United States, according to a recent Dallas Observer report. The recognition highlights the region’s commitment to community safety and quality of life.
CORRECTING and REPLACING CAPTIONS: Taiwan Expo USA 2025 debuts in Dallas, highlighting innovation, investment, and strengthening bilateral ties between Taiwan and the U.S., showcasing cutting-edge technology and collaboration.
Micah Parsons and six other Cowboys players held out amid contract disputes this season. Front Office Sports details how negotiations unfolded and how each standoff ultimately reached resolution.
Marty Gast, 70, passed away in 2025 in Irving. Known for his community involvement and dedication, Gast leaves behind a legacy of service and kindness. Details on memorial services are available in the Dallas News obituary.
Southlake schools are now under eight investigations probing claims of retaliation and discrimination. The inquiries come amid growing concerns over district policies and workplace culture, according to Dallas News.
A Dallas man was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to hate crime charges for making threats against a Sikh nonprofit. The case highlights ongoing concerns about targeted hate crimes in the community.