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A manufacturing giant plans a $300 million headquarters in McKinney, creating 500 jobs, according to public filings. The investment signals significant economic growth for the Texas city.
Athletes cautiously welcome changes as USA Gymnastics implements reforms aimed at improving safety and support. While progress is noted, many remain watchful for true lasting impact.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Dallas, claiming the city violates its charter by underfunding the police department. The suit demands increased budget allocation for law enforcement.
In a landmark case affirming flag burning as protected free speech, the man behind the protest now fears this constitutional right faces new challenges amid growing political tensions, raising concerns about future First Amendment protections.
Tuberculosis cases in Texas have seen a slight rise, with Dallas health officials urging residents to stay informed about symptoms and prevention. Early detection remains key in controlling the spread of this infectious disease.
Ursuline Academy of Dallas ranks among top private high schools, praised by U.S. News & World Report for academic excellence, strong college readiness, and a supportive learning environment for young women.
The Dallas-Fort Worth area continues to lead U.S. population growth despite a slight dip in Dallas city numbers, signaling strong regional expansion driven by economic opportunities and suburban development, WFAA reports.
The Dallas Mavericks have confirmed that Austin Reaves’ recent MRI revealed no errors or injuries, easing Lakers’ concerns. The team remains optimistic about Reaves’ health moving forward, per Front Office Sports.
Jacquelyn Burford, beloved Dallas resident and community advocate, passed away in 2025 at age 80. Known for her lifelong dedication to local arts and education, she leaves a lasting legacy. Full obituary in Dallas News.
DFW schools and universities face chaos as hackers breach popular classroom software, disrupting end-of-year testing. Educators rush to secure systems and reschedule exams to protect student data. (WFAA)
An Arlington gang member has been convicted of a gun-related offense, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced. The conviction highlights ongoing efforts to combat gang violence in the region, officials say.
Selsil and Caulk Depot Plus are forging new business ties between Istanbul and Dallas, Texas, strengthening Turkish-USA trade relations. Their partnership highlights growing cross-continental collaboration and market expansion.
Jones donates $7.5M to support community initiatives, Cowboys launch new E-sports brand, and key player Gregory provides injury update. Stay tuned for full coverage on Cowboys Wire.
TSA wait times at Dallas-Fort Worth and Love Field airports remain smooth as ICE agents are redeployed to other U.S. airports. The shift aims to streamline security operations amid shifting federal priorities.
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2026 rankings for the best business schools. The report highlights top programs nationwide, emphasizing innovation, faculty excellence, and career outcomes for MBA candidates.
Dallas has seen a rise in violent crime in 2023, reversing a two-year decline, according to Fox4News. Officials urge community vigilance as authorities work to address the uptick in violence.
A $51 million U.S. headquarters in the Dallas-Fort Worth area is set to begin operations later this year, boosting local economic growth and job creation, according to The Business Journals.
The Dallas Wings unveiled their 2024 roster, featuring key returning players and fresh talent. USA Today highlights the team’s blend of experience and youth as they gear up for the WNBA season.
Kenneth Lindh, esteemed Dallas community leader and advocate, passed away peacefully in 2025 at age 55. Lindh’s lasting impact on local education and charities leaves a legacy of dedication and compassion.
Reagan dazzled Dallas audiences, earning rave reviews for his party’s platform. His speech emphasized unity and economic growth, resonating with voters and energizing the campaign ahead, The Washington Post reports.