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World Cup watch parties in North Texas fell silent as the U.S. team was eliminated from the tournament. Fans gathered in hopes but left disappointed after the decisive loss. Coverage by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
A Trump nominee for a vacant Dallas bench seat is drawing attention for their ties to a prominent law firm. The appointment highlights the influence of powerful legal circles in local judicial selections.
An artist is suing FIFA after the destruction of their Dallas whale mural ahead of the World Cup. The controversial removal has sparked debate over art preservation and event preparations. More details on NBC News.
A US artist has filed a lawsuit against FIFA after a Dallas whale mural was destroyed to make way for World Cup events, sparking debates over public art preservation and event-related urban changes.
Lionel Messi and Argentina enter the World Cup with a stellar record on U.S. soil, boosting hopes for a strong tournament run. Their past performances in the U.S. signal high expectations ahead.
A new report ranks North Texas city parks among the best in the U.S., highlighting exceptional green spaces and amenities. The Dallas-Fort Worth area shows strong overall performance, reflecting regional commitment to quality recreation.
FC Dallas continues to make headlines this season with key player performances and strategic moves. Stay updated on the latest news, match results, and expert analysis exclusively on USA TODAY Sports.
Former President Donald Trump has officially announced the location and dates for the Republican National Convention ahead of the 2024 midterms, calling it a “historic event” for the party.
The Dallas Wings kick off Commissioner’s Cup play tonight, hosting the Seattle Storm at home. Fans can tune in to NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth for live coverage of this WNBA showdown.
DCC’s Kelli Finglass shared her candid reaction to Reece’s surprising decision to cut Dayton again, highlighting the impact on the team and fans. Her insights offer a rare glimpse into the tough choices behind the scenes.
A Dallas chef is stranded in Qatar amid rising US-Iran tensions, facing “no support” from authorities. The escalating conflict complicates evacuation efforts, leaving the chef seeking urgent assistance.
Three people died and several others were injured after a gas explosion triggered a fire in a Dallas apartment building, authorities confirmed. Emergency crews responded swiftly to contain the blaze and investigate the cause.
The Dallas Mavericks owner reportedly “lost confidence” in Jason Kidd’s leadership, prompting the decision to relieve him of head coaching duties, Sports Illustrated reports. The move aims to revitalize the team’s performance.
FIFA has canceled hotel reservation blocks in Dallas and Arlington ahead of the World Cup, impacting travelers and local accommodations. The decision raises concerns over lodging availability during the event.
Fans from around the globe gathered at Dallas’ Fair Park Fan Fest to celebrate the USMNT’s thrilling World Cup-opening victory. The event showcased global unity and excitement as supporters cheered the team’s strong start.
Christian Pulisic says he feels “great” and hopes to play for the U.S. Men’s National Team in their upcoming match against Turkey, signaling his readiness to return after injury, according to Dallas News.
A Border Patrol-led immigration crackdown is set to begin in southeast Louisiana, targeting undocumented migrants. Officials emphasize increased enforcement as part of broader national immigration efforts.
Texans made their mark at the Winter Olympics, with Plano’s Amber Glenn delivering a standout performance. Get the latest results and updates on other athletes from Texas in the Dallas News coverage.
Dusty May is leaving Michigan to become the new head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. Known for his strong leadership and player development skills, May aims to bring a fresh dynamic to the NBA team’s strategy.
Local US newspaper workers have accused media giant Hearst of attempting to “destroy unions.” Employees allege aggressive anti-union tactics as part of broader efforts to weaken organized labor within the company.























