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Recent updates on Brendan Sorsby’s performance and development have sparked increased interest from the Dallas Cowboys. His potential growth makes him a likelier target for the team in future drafts, sources say.
FIFA’s approval for Folarin Balogun to join the USMNT raises concerns, setting a contentious precedent ahead of the World Cup. Critics argue this move may disrupt traditional national team eligibility rules.
David Harris, a prominent Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2026. Known for his impactful work in education and civil rights, Harris leaves a lasting legacy in the Dallas area.
A 24-story office tower on Dallas North Tollway has a new owner, marking a significant real estate transaction in the area. Details on the buyer and deal terms were not disclosed.
Six Dallas-Fort Worth universities earned spots on the 2026 U.S. News Best Global Universities list, highlighting the region’s growing reputation for academic excellence and research innovation.
English fans have long been known for their passionate support and evolving culture. As they arrive in Dallas for the World Cup, locals can expect a vibrant mix of spirited chants, camaraderie, and a festive atmosphere boosting the city’s energy.
A Dallas pub expecting 200 England fans for a World Cup meet-up faced an unexpected challenge when their beer supply ran out amid the high demand, leaving many supporters thirsty during the much-anticipated event.
Little Elm’s Weston McKennie and Christian Pulisic combined to score the USA’s first goal in the World Cup, sparking hope for the team’s tournament run, reports Dallas News.
The Dallas Wings have unveiled their complete 2026 broadcast schedule, featuring numerous nationally televised games. Fans can look forward to extensive coverage as the team aims to boost visibility and engagement.
Texas lawmakers express mixed reactions to the recent US strikes in Iran. Some call for caution to avoid escalation, while others support decisive action to protect national security. Coverage by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
Catch the U.S. vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina clash in the World Cup Round of 32 live. Get all the details on TV channels, streaming options, kickoff time, and expert analysis to stay updated with Dallas News.
Canadian real estate investment firm expands US presence, opening its new headquarters in Dallas. The move underscores growing cross-border investment and Dallas’s rising appeal as a key market.
Stay updated with FC Dallas news, schedule, stats, and roster on USA TODAY Sports. Get the latest match results, player updates, and in-depth analysis to follow the team’s MLS journey throughout the season.
Dubai-based developer launches its first U.S. housing project in Dallas, America’s fastest-growing city. The move highlights expanding global real estate interests and Dallas’s rising appeal to international investors.
A Dallas pizzeria has once again earned international acclaim, being named among the top 50 pizzas in America. The recognition, highlighted by WFAA, underscores the city’s growing reputation in the culinary world.
Mark Cuban has filed a lawsuit against fellow Mavericks owners following a failed agreement and a controversial attempt to trade star Luka Doncic, escalating tensions within the franchise. More details to follow.
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.