Barry Switzer, renowned for leading Oklahoma University to three NCAA football championships, also guided the Dallas Cowboys to a Super Bowl victory. His legacy remains a cornerstone in American football history.
Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt’s recent injury update raises concerns for the Cowboys, spotlighting Micah Parsons’ growing impact. Watt’s status could shift defensive dynamics in Dallas’ favor, intensifying their rivalry.
A liberal candidate won the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, strengthening the court’s progressive majority. Meanwhile, Republicans maintained control in key House special elections, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports.
Discover 10 unique Dallas ISD programs and schools beyond the magnet spotlight. From specialized career academies to innovative learning hubs, these options offer diverse opportunities for Dallas students seeking alternative pathways.
Three individuals have been charged with allegedly purchasing a high-powered rifle at a North Texas gun store for a Mexican drug cartel, authorities report. The case highlights ongoing concerns over illegal firearms trafficking in the region.
Mexican-owned businesses are thriving in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, driven by strong community ties, cultural connections, and increasing local demand. Experts say this growth boosts the regional economy and fosters diversity.
Deion Sanders addressed recent rumors linking him to a Dallas Cowboys coaching position, emphasizing his current focus while leaving the door open for future opportunities. Full details on Yahoo Sports.
Dallas has been named the top U.S. city for corporate headquarters relocations, attracting major companies with its business-friendly environment, central location, and skilled workforce, according to Dallas City News.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has endorsed Dallas Rep. Colin Allred’s reelection campaign, signaling strong business support as he seeks another term representing the city in Congress.
Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey and wife Jenn have shared a heartfelt relationship journey, from their early days to marriage, highlighting milestones and personal moments in an exclusive Us Weekly feature.
Dallas school district joins other Texas districts in requiring clear or mesh backpacks following the Uvalde massacre, aiming to enhance campus security and ensure student safety, officials say.
Luka Dončić’s fiancée and Dak Prescott are among pro athletes targeted by crime rings, the FBI warns. Authorities urge increased security as these rings exploit high-profile figures. (NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)
Austin, Texas, has been named the best city in the U.S. to start a business, according to a new report. The Austin American-Statesman highlights the top 10 cities fueling entrepreneurship nationwide.
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.