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Dallas sisters’ last moments in floodwaters reveal an unbreakable bond as they “held tightly to each other,” showing love and courage amid devastation, CBS News reports. Their story highlights the human cost of the disaster.
Five-time NBA champion with the Bulls and Lakers shares bold insights on Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks’ title hopes. His expert take highlights the rising star’s impact and the team’s championship potential.
Sha’Carri Richardson leads a strong Texan contingent at this week’s US Track and Field Championships. Expect top performances as athletes vie for national titles and World Championship berths in Dallas.
Hearst Communications has announced its acquisition of The Dallas Morning News and Beaumont Enterprise, expanding its media footprint in Texas. The deal marks a significant shift in regional news ownership.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranks 5th among the worst bed bug-infested areas in the U.S., according to a recent study. The report highlights growing concerns over pest control in the metroplex.
Searing heat is threatening health and power grids across nearly half the U.S., raising concerns over widespread blackouts and heat-related illnesses, officials warn. Authorities urge caution as temperatures soar.
US-75 in Dallas has reopened following a fatal crash involving a pedestrian. Authorities closed the highway for hours during the investigation. Traffic has now resumed, but drivers are urged to exercise caution.
Rookie JJ Quinerly scored a season-high 15 points in her first WNBA start, leading the Wings to a victory over the Mystics, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. Her breakout performance highlights a promising start to her pro career.
In a recent Dallas News article, McKenzie highlights the crisis in the press, urging local journalists to restore trust and integrity. He emphasizes their vital role in healing media’s fractured relationship with the public.
Hamilton Coleman clinched the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur title at Trinity Forest, showcasing remarkable skill and composure. The victory marks a major milestone in his rising golf career.
Wings star praised Li Yueru’s impressive rise in Dallas, highlighting her skill and impact on the court. Her emergence marks a promising chapter for the team’s future competitiveness.
Meta, parent company of Instagram and Facebook, is relocating a division to Texas as part of a strategic shift toward promoting “free expression,” signaling a broader pivot in the tech giant’s operational focus.
A prominent North Texas restaurant chain has filed for bankruptcy protection once again, citing financial struggles amid shifting market conditions. The move aims to restructure debts and stabilize operations, impacting employees and suppliers.
Dallas ICE and Homeland Security deported 122 Chinese nationals in a recent operation, according to KDFW. The deportations follow investigations into visa violations and illegal employment. Authorities continue to enforce immigration laws.
Protesters marched through Dallas to condemn recent deportation operations, calling for reforms and justice. The demonstration highlighted community concerns over immigration policies and enforcement tactics.
Dallas experiences unrest as protests escalate, reflecting growing tensions nationwide. Authorities urge calm amid reports of vandalism and clashes. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving situation in the USA.
Starting Wednesday, travelers flying within the U.S. must present a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or another approved form of ID for air travel. Non-compliant IDs will no longer be accepted at TSA checkpoints.
The FBI has cleared a reported terror threat against hospitals in Dallas, confirming there is no active danger. Authorities continue monitoring the situation to ensure public safety and prevent any potential incidents.
North Texas schools and churches prepare for potential immigration raids, raising concerns among communities and officials about safety, legal rights, and the impact on families, according to Dallas News.
A major winter blast has forced closures of schools and government offices across several U.S. states. Authorities urge caution as snow and icy conditions create hazardous travel and disruptions.