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Dallas Cowboys fans looking ahead: The team’s 2026 schedule is set, with key matchups against division rivals and AFC contenders. Stay tuned to El Paso Times for the latest updates and game highlights.
The FBI is seeking interviews with several Democrats who publicly urged U.S. troops to defy what they called illegal orders. This move marks a significant development in ongoing investigations. Further details are awaited.
Anti-war protesters gathered in Dallas Sunday to condemn U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, urging for peace and diplomatic solutions amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. Organizers called for sustained public pressure on policymakers.
In a bizarre moment during the Mavericks-Cavaliers game, Dallas players hilariously attacked the wrong basket after referees mistakenly awarded them the ball. The mix-up left fans and players alike in disbelief.
William Teigen, a prominent Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2025 at age 83. Known for his dedication to local causes, Teigen’s legacy continues to inspire. Full obituary in Dallas News.
Plano’s Amber Glenn set a new record Wednesday at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, showcasing stunning performances that captivated the crowd and marked a milestone in her skating career.
The Cowboys continue to reshape their roster in NFL free agency, making key signings and notable departures. Stay updated on all moves and current cap space as Dallas aims to strengthen its championship bid.
As the sun sets across North Texas, icy roads and dangerous cold are spreading rapidly. Authorities warn of worsening sleet conditions tonight, urging residents to exercise caution and prepare for hazardous travel.
Dallas’ Scottie Scheffler struggled in the opening matches of the Ryder Cup, contributing to a frustrating start for the U.S. team against Europe. The American squad now faces pressure to rebound in upcoming rounds.
Aaron Judge delivered a powerhouse performance, leading the U.S. to a dominant opening victory over Brazil in the World Baseball Classic. His key hits fueled a commanding win, setting the tone for the tournament.
Japan and the US have finalized a $36 billion deal for gas and critical minerals, including resources from Texas. The agreement aims to strengthen energy security and supply chains amid global tensions.
U.S. goalies aim to validate soaring expectations at the Olympics, while Canada’s netminders strive to quiet skeptics. Both nations focus on strong goaltending as key to medal success in Beijing.
At the Ryder Cup at Bethpage, US fans jeered European players amid a dominating American performance. Frustrated by the lopsided score, some fans left early, dimming the crowd atmosphere during the event.
A top NFL rusher is entering free agency, sparking rumors about potential destinations. Could the Dallas Cowboys be in the running to bolster their backfield? The El Paso Times explores the possibilities ahead.
Alysa Liu made history by winning the U.S. women’s figure skating world title, the first in nearly 20 years. Her victory marks a major milestone for American skating on the global stage.
Claims that gas prices are $1.98 a gallon in some U.S. states, as stated by Donald Trump, are false. According to dallasnews.com, current prices remain significantly higher nationwide.
As the Concacaf Gold Cup kicks off, several top stars will be absent, impacting team lineups and fan expectations. Key players missing due to injuries and club commitments leave a notable void in this year’s tournament.
The Dallas Cowboys are making moves today, with prominent players Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson joining the team. The latest updates highlight their impact as the season progresses. More details in El Paso Times.
A Texas judge has ordered ICE to release an Ecuadorian man and his 5-year-old son from a detention center, citing concerns over their prolonged confinement. The ruling highlights ongoing debates over immigration detention practices.
Scotiabank has chosen Dallas as the site for its new U.S. office hub, aiming to expand its presence and operations in the American market. The move highlights Dallas’ growing appeal to major financial institutions.