Jerry Jones’ decision to hire Brian Schottenheimer as the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator has sparked debate. Supporters cite Schottenheimer’s experience, while critics question the move amid recent team struggles.
ICE agents arrested several immigrants at a federal courthouse in Dallas, part of a nationwide enforcement operation. The actions sparked protests and raised concerns over courthouse safety and due process.
With days remaining, Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred intensify efforts in Texas’ closely watched U.S. Senate race. Both candidates ramp up campaigns as voters prepare to decide the state’s political future.
The Dallas Arts District has been named the best arts district in the nation, according to Dallas News. The vibrant area is celebrated for its rich cultural scene, world-class museums, and thriving creative community.
Household structure and marital rates are key factors influencing academic performance disparities, experts say. Changes in family dynamics may impact student outcomes, highlighting the need for targeted educational support in affected communities.
Fiji Airways recently launched its new nonstop route from Dallas to Nadi, offering travelers a seamless Pacific gateway. Our reporter experienced the flight firsthand, highlighting comfort, service, and onboard amenities.
Eleven years ago, Mark Cuban predicted an NFL implosion, citing financial and cultural challenges. In a recent interview with USA Today, Cuban reflects on his forecast and acknowledges what he got wrong.
Kyrie Irving has made a significant decision regarding his future with the Dallas Mavericks, Sports Illustrated reports. The star guard’s move could reshape the team’s strategy heading into the next season.
Americans are increasingly relocating to communities where residents share their political beliefs, intensifying geographic polarization. This trend reflects growing divides in the nation’s social and political landscape, NPR reports.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Chandi and KayDianna’s Bahamas drama has surfaced, revealing tensions during their trip. Details uncovered by Us Weekly shed light on the incident that stirred the team’s dynamics.
The Education Department’s recent layoffs have disproportionately impacted support staff and regional offices, with the hardest-hit districts facing cuts up to 25%. This move raises concerns about the future of student services nationwide.
A Texas doctor was sentenced to 190 years in prison for injecting dangerous drugs into IV bags, endangering patients’ lives. The Austin American-Statesman reports this severe punishment highlights the gravity of the crime.
U.S. Concrete has entered a $1.2 billion buyout agreement, marking a significant vertical integration move. The deal aims to strengthen its supply chain and expand market reach, sources confirm.
Mark Cuban dismisses concerns over a potential TikTok ban, stating it won’t significantly impact sports leagues. The NBA owner emphasizes alternative digital avenues for fan engagement remain strong.
An $800 million European-style wellness resort is planned near downtown Dallas, promising luxury spas, fitness centers, and holistic health services. The development aims to boost local tourism and elevate Dallas’s wellness scene.
Former U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger is set to lead a group of Republicans endorsing Democrat Colin Allred, signaling a notable bipartisan move ahead of the upcoming elections in Texas.
Rapper Mo3 was fatally shot in a brazen midday attack on a Dallas highway. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has sparked shock and mourning in the music community. No arrests have been made.
The University of Texas at Dallas has launched a new partnership aimed at strengthening its teacher education programs. This collaboration enhances resources and training, preparing future educators for success in the classroom.
D Magazine investigates whether Dallas truly holds the title of America’s safest big city. The article examines crime data, community efforts, and expert opinions to reveal the reality behind the city’s safety reputation.
A French company is closing its Dallas facility, resulting in nearly 400 job cuts. The move highlights ongoing challenges in the local manufacturing sector, impacting workers and the regional economy.