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A recent report ranks Dallas and Plano among the top U.S. cities attracting foreign business investment, highlighting their strong economies, skilled workforces, and strategic locations as key factors driving growth.
Dallas ranked as the fourth most popular U.S. business travel destination in Q3, according to Dallas Express. The city’s thriving economy and improved travel facilities continue to attract corporate visitors nationwide.
Several U.S. cities are lowering education requirements for police recruits amid staffing shortages. Critics warn this may impact officer preparedness and community safety, sparking debate on recruitment standards.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranks 5th among the worst bed bug-infested areas in the U.S., according to a recent study. The report highlights growing concerns over pest control in the metroplex.
Celina, Texas, tops U.S. population growth charts, driven by affordable housing and job opportunities. As the city expands rapidly, officials face challenges in infrastructure and maintaining quality of life.
Dallas has secured a spot among the top 10 party destinations in the U.S., according to CultureMap Dallas. The city’s vibrant nightlife, diverse venues, and lively events continue to attract revelers nationwide.
Fact-check: Despite recent spikes in violent crime, Austin is not among the most dangerous U.S. cities. Compared to national data, its crime rates remain below those of cities frequently cited for high violence, reports the Austin American-Statesman.
The Council on Criminal Justice’s mid-year 2024 report reveals shifting crime trends in U.S. cities, noting declines in violent crime but rising property offenses, prompting calls for targeted law enforcement strategies.