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Texas’ “Flash Flood Alley,” stretching from Houston to Dallas, ranks among North America’s most flood-prone regions. Frequent storms and flat terrain increase flash flood risks, posing ongoing challenges for residents and emergency responders.
Nelly Velasco, a beloved Dallas community leader and educator, passed away in 2025 at age 94. She is remembered for her decades of dedication to local arts and youth programs. Services are pending, announced Dallas News.
The Dallas Cowboys’ preseason opener exposed a glaring issue that had gone unnoticed: their defense struggled significantly, allowing big plays and failing to contain key opponents, raising serious concerns ahead of the regular season.
Protestors assembled outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement center in Dallas to voice opposition to President Trump’s immigration policies. The demonstration highlighted ongoing community concerns and calls for reform.
Apple’s $600B plan to boost U.S. manufacturing includes a key North Texas component, aiming to create thousands of jobs and strengthen supply chains, with Dallas emerging as a strategic hub in the tech giant’s expansion.
Dallas Wings coach addressed fan backlash following the team’s fifth consecutive loss, emphasizing ongoing efforts to improve performance and maintain team morale. He called for patience as adjustments continue.
ICE Dallas spearheaded a DHS operation resulting in the removal of 122 illegal aliens aboard a Special High Risk Charter flight. The effort underscores ongoing immigration enforcement priorities.
Eleven Dallas-Fort Worth companies have been named among the best places to work by U.S. News, as reported by CultureMap Dallas. These firms stand out for fostering strong workplace culture and employee satisfaction.
The U.S. reports its first bird flu death, raising concern over the virus’s spread. Health officials urge caution as they monitor cases and advise the public on prevention measures to curb transmission.
Bell has launched its $632 million helicopter factory in Texas with significant backing from Gov. Greg Abbott, marking a major boost for the state’s aerospace manufacturing sector. The facility aims to create hundreds of jobs.
Dallas has been named one of the top 10 best cities for creatives to live and work, according to a recent KERA News report. The city’s vibrant arts scene and growing job market make it an ideal hub for artists and innovators.
Dallas-Fort Worth Morning Briefing June 17 on Spectrum News highlights today’s top stories, including local weather updates, traffic alerts, COVID-19 developments, and key community events shaping the metroplex.
U.S. Highway 75 in Uptown Dallas has reopened following a police investigation. Authorities cleared the scene after ensuring public safety, restoring traffic flow on the major thoroughfare. CBS News reports.
Dallas residents are getting their first look at the Thermomix, a $1,649 all-in-one cooking robot renowned for its efficiency and versatility. The launch highlights growing interest in smart kitchen technology in the city.
Hundreds gathered in Dallas to protest ICE policies and the Trump administration, sparked by unrest in Los Angeles. Demonstrators voiced outrage over immigration enforcement and called for policy changes.
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.