The Dallas Mavericks have filed a lawsuit against the Dallas Stars, escalating a dispute over ownership and control of the American Airlines Center, the shared home of both teams since 2001.
The Texas Education Agency announced its plan to assume control of the Fort Worth Independent School District due to the district’s overall performance.
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is actively searching for 11-year-old Tyrek Jackson, missing from Fresno, Texas. Last seen in grey attire, authorities seek public assistance. For info, call 281-341-4665.
Universal Kids Theme Park is set to open in Frisco, Texas, in 2026, featuring seven lands themed around popular Universal characters. Designed for families, the park promises interactive attractions, dining, and retail experiences.
Darriynn Brown from Dallas was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to murdering 4-year-old Cash Gernon in 2021. The plea came moments before his trial was to start, sparing the community from a lengthy court process.
A Venezuelan man, Jose Andres Bordones-Molina, was injured in a shooting at a Dallas ICE facility. His family, learning of the incident through social media, expresses fears for his safety while in custody. The family seeks assurance about his medical care and security after the attack.
The Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Texas Region 1–Dallas Fort Worth (PACCTX-DFW) hosted its highly anticipated NEXUS 2025 event at Dallas College’s Brookhaven Performance Hall, drawing entrepreneurs, professionals, and community members for a full day of learning, networking, and inspiration.
ICE arrested 41 people at Chicas Bonitas Cabaret in Dallas, suspecting human trafficking. Officials seized $30,000. The operation is part of efforts to combat illegal trafficking activities.
A Dallas woman gains a following with viral Katy Trail dating interviews, capturing candid conversations with singles about their dating experiences. The series explores modern dating dynamics, sparking discussions and connecting individuals through shared stories.
Dallas experienced a targeted shooting aimed at ICE agents, with the suspect Joshua Jahn operating alone, as confirmed by federal authorities. The U.S. Attorney’s Office revealed evidence of a premeditated attack rooted in Jahn’s opposition to ICE. Investigators found no links to broader groups, emphasizing this was an isolated incident. Heightened security measures are now in place, ensuring the safety of federal employees continues to be a priority.