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A second victim of the Dallas ICE shooting has died, an advocacy group confirmed. The incident has renewed calls for increased scrutiny of immigration enforcement practices and accountability.
U.S. inflation remains subdued as consumer spending rises, according to recent Commerce Department data. The report highlights stable prices amid increased economic activity, signaling balanced growth.
Jill Elizabeth Manning Peterson, a prominent figure in Dallas, gains attention for her impactful work and community contributions. Her efforts continue to shape local initiatives, highlighting her role in Dallas News coverage.
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Irving and Highland Park, prompting a ground stop at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport (DFW). Authorities urge residents to stay indoors and monitor updates for safety.
Detainees shot during a recent attack at a Dallas ICE facility have been identified, sources confirm. Authorities continue to investigate the incident as details about the victims emerge. CNN will provide updates.
One detainee was killed and two others critically injured in an incident at a Dallas ICE facility, Homeland Security officials confirmed. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
The Dallas ICE facility shooting marks at least the fourth attack or threat targeting ICE or Border Patrol sites in Texas this year, highlighting escalating tensions around immigration enforcement in the region, CNN reports.
The sudden death of Charlie Kirk marks a somber moment for political dialogue. Dallas News urges a renewed commitment to civil discourse, calling on all sides to foster respectful conversations amid rising division.
Ex-Washington coach Jay Gruden sharply criticized the Dallas Cowboys’ use of “cover zero” defense following their Week 3 loss, calling the aggressive strategy a key factor in the team’s struggles.
The four major U.S. cities often cited are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston. Dallas, while significant, is not typically included in this top tier, according to a recent WFAA report.
Tamagotchi USA has launched a pop-up exhibit at Galleria Dallas, celebrating the iconic virtual pet’s 25th anniversary. Fans can explore interactive displays and purchase exclusive merchandise through July.
A Texas health official warns against “measles parties” amid rising cases, urging parents to vaccinate children. Authorities emphasize the risks of intentional exposure and call for increased immunization efforts.
A man was arrested by US Marshals weeks after a woman was fatally shot in Old East Dallas. Authorities continue to investigate the incident as the community seeks answers in the ongoing case.
Vice President JD Vance is visiting Texas today for a trip to the U.S.-Mexico border. The visit aims to assess border security and immigration challenges firsthand, highlighting the administration’s focus on immigration policies.
Layoffs have begun at key U.S. health agencies responsible for food safety and disease tracking, raising concerns about impacts on public health oversight, reports Dallas News.
Robert M. Edsel highlights a Dutch mother and her town’s heartfelt tribute to fallen American soldiers overseas, bridging history and gratitude across an ocean in a moving act of remembrance.
Dallas Cowboys star CeeDee Lamb is helping raise $100K for Boys & Girls Clubs. Supporters who donate get a chance to win an autographed jersey. The fundraiser promotes youth programs in Dallas-Fort Worth.
More than 100 Texas students had their visas abruptly revoked by the Trump administration, disrupting their studies and raising concerns about immigration policies affecting international students, reports Dallas News.
Giants QB Russell Wilson showed flashes of brilliance despite a wild loss to the Cowboys, prompting tentative apologies after a strong individual performance in a chaotic game.
U.S. airports are considering easing restrictions on liquids in carry-ons to speed up security lines. The potential rule change aims to enhance traveler convenience while maintaining safety, officials say.