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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted the team fell short after their Week 16 loss, telling USA Today, “We all underachieved.” His candid remarks highlight growing concerns as the season winds down.
A Texas mural of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was defaced with graffiti using Kirk’s own words. The incident sparked debates over free speech and political expression in public art.
The Dallas Mavericks face the Philadelphia 76ers in a highly anticipated rematch, recalling last year’s lopsided defeat. Both teams aim to rewrite history in a pivotal showdown tonight.
Dallas Mayor Cothrum confirms he will remain in office, much to the city’s relief. His continued leadership promises stability amid ongoing urban challenges. Dallas News will keep you updated.
The Supreme Court upheld Texas’ congressional map, a victory for the Trump administration. The decision preserves the state’s redistricting plan amid ongoing debates over voting rights and electoral fairness.
Tim Cowlishaw proposes expanding the College Football Playoff to 16 teams starting in the 2026 season, aiming to increase competition and fan engagement. The Dallas News explores the potential impact of this major shift.
The latest “Top 100 Restaurants” list for the U.S. features only one Dallas spot, highlighting its unique culinary scene amid fierce national competition. The lone Texas entry underscores Dallas’s growing food reputation.
Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark discussed the ongoing WNBA CBA negotiations during USA Basketball camp, highlighting the impact on players and the future of women’s basketball, Sports Illustrated reports.
The Utah Jazz have received an update on Anthony Davis’ official status ahead of their game against the Dallas Mavericks. The team’s decision on his availability will impact their lineup and strategy. Stay tuned for further updates.
Minnesota dominated the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, effectively ending Dallas’ playoff hopes. The Vikings’ strong defense and clutch plays secured a decisive victory, reshaping the NFC playoff landscape.
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Bueckers, Clark and Reese lead a youthful surge at the USA Basketball camp, signaling a new era for the national team. The Dallas News highlights their impact in energizing the roster and reshaping future prospects.
A dispute over a woman not saying “thank you” at a Dallas store allegedly escalated to a deadly shooting, according to an affidavit. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for disciplinary action against schools that refuse to collaborate with Turning Point USA, a conservative group focused on campus activism, raising concerns about academic freedom.
Authorities have identified the suspect in the Dallas shooting, revealing a history of mental health issues. Victims include a mix of civilians and law enforcement officers, with investigations ongoing into motives and connections, AP News reports.
Paul Underkofler, a respected Dallas community figure, passed away in 2025 at age 89. Known for his civic contributions and dedication to local causes, Underkofler leaves a lasting legacy in the city’s history.
The Dallas Mavericks dominated the second half to secure a decisive win over the Houston Rockets. However, three overreactions—from fans and analysts alike—clouded the game’s true outcome and momentum shift.
Team Trump responded to the beheading of an Indian man in the US, stating the tragedy “was preventable if” certain measures had been taken. The incident has sparked calls for stronger security and vigilance.
John Neilson, a respected Dallas community leader and philanthropist, passed away in 2024 at age 74. He is remembered for his lifelong dedication to education and civic service. Funeral details pending.
A Dallas neighbor has climbed U.S. News’ list of best places to retire, highlighting its growing appeal for retirees. The community’s vibrant culture and amenities contribute to its rising popularity.