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Dallas plans to furlough city workers as it confronts a $30 million budget shortfall. The move aims to reduce expenses amid ongoing financial challenges impacting municipal services.
Monday’s TV and radio listings for July 6 feature a mix of news, sports, and entertainment across Dallas stations. Viewers can tune in for local updates, primetime shows, and live broadcasts throughout the day.
Timothy Seaver, a prominent Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2025. Known for his dedication to local arts and education, Seaver’s legacy continues to inspire. Details in Dallas News.
Hundreds of England fans were ejected from a Dallas bar after reportedly consuming 5,000 beers ahead of their World Cup match. Authorities intervened to maintain order as celebrations escalated.
Wings star Paige Bueckers has been named to the USA Basketball roster, set to make her FIBA World Cup debut. This marks a significant milestone in her rising international career. Stay tuned for her impact on the global stage.
The FBI Dallas and the North Texas Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force announced the successful results of Operation Soteria Shield, targeting online predators and safeguarding children across the region.
Valkyries coach praises Dallas star Paige Bueckers, lauding her skill and leadership on the court. His glowing remarks highlight Bueckers’ growing impact in professional basketball.
Donald Willis, a longtime Dallas community leader and businessman, passed away in 2026. Known for his dedication to local development and charity work, Willis leaves a lasting legacy in the city.
Texas has become the top U.S. destination for Afrikaner refugees fleeing South Africa, drawn by economic opportunities and community support, according to Dallas News. The trend highlights shifting migration patterns.
Richard Smith, a respected Dallas community leader and entrepreneur, passed away in 2026 at age 76. Known for his philanthropic efforts, Smith’s legacy continues to impact local initiatives. Details in Dallas News.
On March 1, 2025, Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving (11) drove to the basket as Milwaukee Bucks forward Taurean Prince (12) defended during the first half at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.
U.S. fans are buzzing with excitement following the team’s strong World Cup performance. Early wins and standout plays have ignited hope for a deep tournament run, uniting supporters nationwide.
Photos capture the jubilant reactions of United States fans as their team secured a dominant victory over Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup opener. The Dallas crowd celebrated a promising start to the tournament.
Karmelo Anthony was sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted of murder in the stabbing death of a Texas high school student. The verdict marks the end of a high-profile trial covered by NBC News.
Video captures the sudden outbreak of gunfire at an ICE facility in Dallas, raising urgent security concerns. Authorities are investigating the incident as details remain limited. ABC News will continue to follow the story.
Construction is set to begin soon on a $750 million AI-powered movie studio in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, aiming to boost local film production with cutting-edge technology and create numerous jobs.
Three people, including a child, died after a powerful explosion leveled an apartment complex in Dallas. Emergency crews continue search and rescue efforts amid ongoing investigations into the blast’s cause.
Samsung is laying off hundreds of employees as it relocates its U.S. headquarters from Silicon Valley to Plano, Texas. The move marks a strategic shift amid broader industry changes, impacting jobs and local economies.
Justin Northwest’s Cooper Lutkenhaus set the world’s fastest 800-meter time for 2026, showcasing remarkable speed and endurance. The Dallas News highlights his breakthrough performance as a top contender in middle-distance running.
Croatia fans transformed downtown Dallas into a sea of red and white ahead of the World Cup match, showcasing vibrant support with flags, chants, and celebrations, igniting local excitement for the global event.