PACCTX NEXUS 2025 fuels entrepreneurial growth in Dallas
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.
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.
Miguel Ángel García, victim of the Dallas ICE facility shooting, remains in critical condition with severe injuries. The investigation into the September 24 incident is ongoing as authorities seek to understand the motive behind the attack.
Dallas City Council Member Paula Blackmon accuses colleagues of violating Texas Open Meetings Act over a meeting discussing homelessness solutions without proper public notice.
The Dallas ICE field office recently targeted in a fatal shooting also faced a bomb threat in August. Authorities continue investigations into both incidents amid heightened scrutiny and safety concerns.
Governor Greg Abbott announced $26 million in funding for Weslaco’s Mid Valley Airport to enhance capabilities and stimulate economic growth in the Rio Grande Valley. Key projects include improved emergency response and increased business opportunities.
The FAA reports extensive flight delays at DFW and Dallas Love Field airports due to an equipment issue at Dallas TRACON. Over 300 flights affected, with average delays exceeding two hours.
World-renowned streamer IShowSpeed, aka Darren Watkins Jr., visits Dallas during his 35-day U.S. streaming tour, engaging fans in real-life interactions and drawing large crowds.
Troy Aikman and Joe Buck filmed a commercial at a Dallas bar, highlighting their collaboration in sports broadcasting. The shoot attracted interest to both the venue and the duo’s enduring partnership.
The owner of Rodeo Dallas accuses a real estate firm of attempting to gentrify Deep Ellum. The lawsuit sparked discussions on urban development and cultural identity in Dallas.
The Texas Supreme Court has upheld a decision allowing the Texas Card House in Dallas to operate, rejecting the city’s appeal and ending a prolonged legal conflict. This maintains the poker room’s operating permits amid discussions on legal pathways for poker houses as city officials weigh financial implications.