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The Texas Rangers will have strong representation on Team USA’s coaching staff for the World Baseball Classic, strengthening the team’s leadership with experienced MLB talent, Dallas News reports.
Gwen Patton, a dedicated civil rights activist and community leader, has passed away at 84. Known for her tireless work in social justice, Patton leaves a lasting legacy in University Park and beyond.
The Dallas Mavericks secured the first overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, positioning themselves to select a top prospect and bolster their roster for the upcoming season. The team aims to leverage this opportunity for a championship push.
An incident at Saturday’s NCA cheer competition at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas prompted an investigation. Officials are reviewing reports but have released no further details. More updates expected.
A video capturing a fight among parents at a Dallas cheerleading event triggered a widespread “shooting scare,” causing panic and police response. Authorities later confirmed no shots were fired, but tensions ran high.
The City of Dallas celebrates the 3rd annual Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a vibrant event at the AT&T Performing Arts Center, highlighting diverse cultures and community contributions.
The National Cricket League is gaining momentum in North Texas with a recent tournament hosted at UT Dallas. The event showcased growing local interest and skill, signaling a bright future for cricket in the region.
Fox Sports host Will Cain is taping his new show in Dallas, weighing in on the Cowboys’ head coach search. He also addressed recent comments by Pete Hegseth in a candid interview with The Dallas News.
A Southwest Airlines plane in Dallas was struck by a bullet before departure, authorities confirmed. No injuries reported. Investigations are underway to determine circumstances behind the incident.
American Airlines passengers described a “surreal, exhausting” ordeal after a fire broke out on their flight, forcing an emergency landing in Dallas. Authorities are investigating the incident as passengers recount the tense moments.
The Tianyu Lights Festival has officially opened in Dallas, illuminating the city with stunning displays of colorful lights and intricate designs. The festival showcases cultural art, attracting thousands of visitors nightly.
The University of North Texas–Dallas has secured a noteworthy position in U.S. News & World Report’s rankings, highlighting its growing reputation among America’s best colleges for academic excellence and student success.
Plano’s Amber Glenn and the figure skating community are mourning after a tragic plane crash in Washington. The accident, involving several skating members, has left fans and peers heartbroken.
Dallas police are investigating a shocking extortion case involving Telugu students. Victims reported threats and demands for money, highlighting growing safety concerns within the local student community. Authorities urge vigilance.
David Beer, 70, of Lima, passed away in 2025. A respected community member, he is remembered for his contributions and kindness. Funeral details are available through Dallas News.
Schneider Electric announced a $700 million investment to upgrade US energy infrastructure, creating new jobs and enhancing grid reliability. The initiative aims to support sustainable growth and energy resilience nationwide.
Thousands gathered across Dallas-Fort Worth on Saturday to protest former President Trump, chanting for democracy and unity. The demonstrations highlighted widespread political tensions in the region.
Active shooter fears at a cheerleading competition sparked panic, turning a minor skirmish into a chaotic stampede. Authorities responded swiftly, urging calm as attendees evacuated safely. No serious injuries reported.
ICE Dallas has removed a Pakistani national identified as a national security priority, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency emphasized ongoing efforts to address threats and enforce immigration laws.
Fort Worth’s Mercy Culture honors a local school, despite it having the lowest measles vaccination rate in Texas. Public health officials warn of potential outbreaks amid rising vaccine hesitancy.