A fatal crash occurred in Southern Dallas involving a Dallas Fire Rescue vehicle, resulting in one death and four injuries.

The Dallas Fire Department is attempting to recover $127,000 that was accidentally paid to a former firefighter after he had already quit his position.

Dallas is bracing for a week of severe weather, with forecasts indicating a return of storms, hail, and a risk of tornadoes.

Justin and Jen Wisdom, a couple from Dallas, decided to sell all their possessions and move onto a boat with their two children, embarking on a life-changing adventure.

A Dallas billionaire has reportedly become the newest lender to U.S. Senator Jim Justice, who is facing financial difficulties. This development highlights the senator's ongoing financial challenges.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has confirmed his split from Sarah Jane Ramos in court documents, nearly a month after the estranged couple canceled their wedding.

Jonathan Majors reportedly fell through a window on the set of his upcoming Daily Wire action film, an incident that led to a crew walk-off. Producers have since commented on the event, with Dallas Sonnier of Bonfire Legend making a statement regarding the actors' fall and union representatives.

Fans have expressed disappointment over the extravagant megayacht owned by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, with some noting its immense size.

A new private golf club is being developed on the shores of Cedar Creek Lake, an hour from Dallas, with Beau Welling leading the design of the course on a former lakeshore mining site.

Viktor Arvidsson scored a hat trick to lead the Boston Bruins to a victory over the Dallas Stars in a hockey game.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones offered a definitive response to Mark Cuban, stating, "When the ducks quack, feed 'em," implying the NFL should satisfy fan demand.

The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index recorded a decline to -0.2 in March, indicating a contraction in manufacturing activity in the region.

Retired porn stars are reportedly using artificial intelligence to create digital clones of themselves, allowing them to continue earning revenue from their likenesses long after they've left the industry. This new method helps them monetize their careers without actively performing.

Young Trump supporters in Dallas, Texas, are discussing a deep split within the MAGA movement, with some expressing concerns about being labeled 'liberal' for certain views.

NorthPark Center mall in Dallas was evacuated due to a 'security reason,' with reports suggesting a possible bomb threat behind the incident.

A recent trade rumor involving Las Vegas Raiders star edge rusher Maxx Crosby has delivered unfavorable news for the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, and Chicago Bears.

This article offers TV recommendations for Monday, featuring programs such as 'Razzia in Paris,' 'The Manchurian Candidate,' 'Thema,' 'Kulturmontag,' and the drama 'Dallas Buyers Club'.

A recent rumor suggests the Seattle Seahawks, in need of edge rusher help, might pursue free agents from the Dallas Cowboys or Washington Commanders.

Texas A&M is actively recruiting two top 2027 wide receivers, Erik McFarland and Dakota Guerrant, who were spotted wearing Aggie gloves at the Dallas OT7 event.

Videos have emerged of an unidentified object in the night skies of Dallas, Texas, with many speculating it was a meteor that exploded or burned up before reaching the ground, following a similar 'explosion' reported in Cleveland, Ohio.

A security guard who allegedly worked for Rep. Jasmine Crockett was killed in a Dallas SWAT standoff after being wanted for impersonating police.

A man identified as Mike King, who provided security for US Rep. Jasmine Crockett, was killed by Dallas police. Authorities stated he was wanted for impersonating an officer and barricaded himself in a vehicle.

Mike King, part of Rep. Jasmine Crockett's security, was shot by Dallas SWAT after a standoff as he was wanted for impersonating a law enforcement officer.

The Dallas rapper built a career on swaggering bangers — then reinvented himself and invaded the country charts. But before any victories, he had to overcome a tumultuous past

Dallas' moves at the start of NFL free agency highlighted how Jerry Jones and the Cowboys are still trying to make up for the loss of Micah Parsons.

Dallas Cowboys superstar Dak Prescott and his fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, are not getting married -- TMZ Sports has learned the two have broken up one month before their wedding. We're told the relationship had been rocky behind the scenes for…

Annabel Schofield found success as a model in the 1980s before moving to LA to work as an actress.

Advocates claim that Republicans suppressed votes in the recent Texas primaries, with voters in Dallas and Williamson counties experiencing long lines, extended wait times, and confusion about voting locations.

A reconceived version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone will be released at Cosm’s Los Angeles, Atlanta and Dallas “shared reality” venues on May 7.

'Dallas' actor, 80's icon Annabel Schofield dies aged 62 following brain cancer battle  Geo News

Trauer um Model und Schauspielerin Annabel Schofield. Die ehemalige Mode-Ikone, die auch in «Dallas» zu sehen war, ist an Krebs gestorben.

The Democratic Texas Senate race remains undecided, with candidate Talarico leading but Crockett challenging the Dallas vote in court, amidst conflicting rulings on vote tallying.

‘Mass Confusion’ in Dallas Voting Prompts Two-Hour Extension  Bloomberg.com

The Welsh-born model jumped from being on Italian Vogue covers to the popular U.S. primetime soap drama, and then producing movies.

New research from the Dallas Fed suggests that older, experienced workers may have less concern about AI job displacement, as they have seen wage growth since ChatGPT launched, while young career-seekers face harder entry.

A portfolio of apartments in New York and a property in Dallas are reportedly heading to servicing, indicating potential financial distress or restructuring.

The Dallas rapper and his crew represent their home state and salute the West Coast on the first single from their upcoming mixtape of the same name

Dallas Jenkins, creator of 'The Chosen,' has unveiled the release plans for season 6 of the series, along with details about a super-sized finale episode.

A timeline detailing the relationship between rapper Megan Thee Stallion and Dallas Mavericks guard Klay Thompson has been published.

Vistria has completed the acquisition of MGA Lumen Holdings, a Dallas-based company, expanding its portfolio.

A Dallas native cancer patient has lost her SSI benefits after the government questioned her U.S. citizenship.

How Relaxed COVID-Era Rules Fueled Minnesota's Biggest Scam Authored by Kristin Robbins via RealClearPolitics, In my testimony before the Senate last week as chair of the Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and Oversight Committee, I outlined the genesis of Minnesota’s massive fraud scandal, how it expanded under relaxed COVID-era rules, and what steps the federal government can take to help stop the theft of federal tax dollars throughout the country.   Minnesota’s fraud crisis didn’t happen overnight; it took years. But it exploded when COVID hit, right when oversight was thrown out the window. How did Minnesota get so bad? In March 2020, Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar authored a bill called the MEALS Act, which eventually became part of a larger COVID relief package. That law allowed states to waive the normal eligibility requirements for the National School Lunch Program. It eliminated income requirements and site inspections and expanded distribution methods. This opened the door for Feeding Our Future, which became the largest COVID fraud scandal in state and national history, stealing at least $250 million from taxpayers. To date, there have been 78 indictments and 61 convictions, with more cases headed to trial this spring. This was organized, deliberate theft, enabled by weak controls, refusal to take multiple reports of fraud from whistleblowers and the legislative auditor seriously, and a government culture that refused to treat fraud like a crime. The Feeding Our Future case revealed something even more disturbing: As many as half of the defendants were also receiving state money through other Medicaid-funded programs. But even after that became public back in 2023, Tim Walz and his agencies did nothing to stop those defendants from receiving additional state dollars. Billions of federal COVID dollars didn’t start the staggering fraud in Minnesota, but that did supercharge a system that had already been compromised. The original fraud scandal was tied to the Child Care Assistance Program, a federal program meant to help low-income families with children. There had been allegations of fraud reported with CCAP since 2011. By 2014 and 2015, there were raids, charges, and convictions of child care providers for billing non-existent or absent children, often exceeding $1 million in fraud in a single case. Then in March and April of 2019, just months into the Walz administration, the legislative auditor published two major reports outlining CCAP fraud. Those reports detailed fraudulent providers and alleged movement of millions of dollars in cash out of Minnesota to Somalia, including allegations that some of that money was funding terrorism. Whistleblowers have told us that shortly after those reports were released, the Department of Human Services shut down the criminal investigation unit for child care fraud. Rather than pursuing fraud as a crime, the Walz administration began renaming fraud as “overpayment.” Cases were routed to an internal “overpayment committee” to decide whether reimbursement should even be pursued. Staff were no longer allowed to speak with their counterparts at the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension without supervisor approval. Our committee has now uncovered fraud in multiple Medicaid programs, including autism centers, sober homes, non-emergency medical transportation, integrated community supports, and housing stabilization services. In December, we held a hearing on credible allegations of fraud in two additional areas: adult day services and assisted living facilities. We have now seen allegations of fraud in 14 Medicaid programs. It is staggering. The former first U.S. attorney who led these prosecutions estimated fraud at $9 billion, and that doesn’t include fraud in SNAP or child care programs. Minnesotans expect their tax dollars to go toward roads, schools, health care, and public safety, not to fund criminals purchasing resorts in Kenya and luxury homes and cars. Even more alarming are the allegations that Minnesota taxpayer dollars have made their way into the hands of terrorist organizations like Al-Shabaab, directly or indirectly. The money is literally flown out in suitcases from the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport. In 2017, estimates suggested $100 million in cash left annually. According to TSA, outbound cash was $342 million in 2024 and $350 million in 2025. That is astonishing. And it is wildly disproportionate compared to other airports. Minneapolis’ outbound cash is 99% higher than Dallas, Atlanta, LAX, and JFK, and 90% higher than Seattle. So where do we go from here?  Minnesotans are right to be outraged, and I hope other states learn from Minnesota’s failures. We need a culture that treats fraud as a crime, not as “overpayment.” We need to standardize and enforce basic internal controls. Both federal and state government need to require documentation, not attestation, to verify eligibility. We need more audits and stronger oversight. We need the federal government to enforce existing laws requiring states to pay back funds within one year when fraud or “overpayment” is found. We need more resources at the U.S. Attorney’s Office and CMS to investigate these cases. And we need stronger federal authority to track and investigate large sums of cash leaving our country. We need leaders willing to stand up to this injustice and protect the most vulnerable. Citizens in Minnesota and throughout the country deserve better. The time for accountability and justice is now. Kristin Robbins has served in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019 and is chair of the Minnesota Fraud Committee. Tyler Durden Wed, 02/18/2026 - 09:40

One person has died and several others were seriously injured in a wrong-way crash on the Dallas North Tollway.

An inside look at SAM 26000, the Air Force One plane that transported eight US presidents and famously carried JFK's body back from Dallas.

Christian Gray is working to adapt to an inside position after a change by Notre Dame's coaching staff. Meanwhile, sophomore Dallas Golden will miss the remainder of spring practice due to a back injury.

Glen Gulutzan was ready to be the head coach of the Dallas Stars this time. There was a lot of experience Gulutzan gained in the 12 years between being let go by the Stars after his first two…

The "Oranjebus" is departing today to arrive in Dallas in time for the Netherlands' first match at the World Cup.

This week's nominees for the Maps Credit Union girls Athlete of the Week include track and field athletes from North Salem, West Salem, Dallas, and Stayton, as well as softball players from Dayton and McNary.

Logistics company DSV is cutting 391 jobs at its Wilmer Distribution Center after exiting a contract in the Dallas area.

The Texas Attorney General has launched an investigation into a Dallas-based Islamic tribunal for allegedly operating a Sharia Law court.

The Dallas Stars have banned a person who bought tickets for a group of four individuals seen celebrating a goal with Nazi salutes. The team took action against the offensive display at their event.

An illegal immigrant has been accused of slitting his wife's throat in Dallas, with reports indicating he claimed to be 'obligated' to commit the act.

A 24-year-old illegal immigrant is accused of murdering his wife in Dallas just weeks after their marriage, prompting DHS to lodge an ICE detainer to prevent his release.

In the UIL soccer playoffs, the Walnut Grove boys' team defeated Bryan Adams in penalty kicks, while the Forney girls' team also advanced in regional finals featuring Dallas area teams.

Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts announced that discussions with lawmakers about a potential new downtown arena site can now move forward, as the franchise faces a self-imposed July deadline. Welts also addressed the ongoing search for a new General Manager.

The Dallas Federal Reserve has published the results of its latest Texas service sector survey, providing insights into the regional economic conditions.

Despite a significant building spree, the Dallas Federal Reserve indicates that multifamily loans in Texas remain manageable, suggesting stability in the region's real estate market.

A Dallas jury has delivered a $1.1 billion verdict against an oil heir stepfather for brutal child assault, marking a significant legal outcome.

Joan Eichner from Dallas, Texas, recently celebrated her 100th birthday with friends at her local YMCA, where she regularly swims, and shared her simple tips for a long life.

Dallas Police have announced more than 60 arrests as part of an operation specifically targeting violent robbery fugitives in the city.

In a column for BBC Sport NI, Stuart Dallas expresses confidence that Northern Ireland 'have nothing to fear but everything to gain' in their upcoming World Cup play-off match against Italy.

Wrestling personality Eric Bischoff commented on the accidental but controversial injury sustained by OVW referee Dallas Edwards, stating that "everybody f***ed up."

A mock draft roundup presents various scenarios for the Dallas Cowboys, including speculation about trading up for players like Jeremiyah Love if defensive options are scarce at their pick.

Mats Zuccarello received a penalty for fighting, but his team, the Minnesota Wild, defeated his former club, the Dallas Stars, 2-1 in overtime.

Sarah Jane Ramos is back on social media after calling off her wedding to Dallas Cowboys superstar Dak Prescott -- posting a series of photos showing her smiling with their two children. The 32-year-old provided the update on Wednesday ... and it's…

Kristin Elizabeth Ramsey, 53, has been arrested in connection with the 2011 murder of real estate agent Ashley Okland, marking a breakthrough in the nearly 15-year-old cold case. Photos of Ramsey have now surfaced after her arrest and detention in Dallas County jail.

TMZ Sports has obtained the 911 call made after wrestling referee Dallas Edwards suffered a medical emergency in the ring during an Ohio Valley Wrestling match last Thursday ...

Reports indicate that the alleged security guard of Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett was killed during a standoff with a Dallas SWAT team.

Idress Vinay Solomon from California has been charged for allegedly attacking TSA and police officers during an identification check, seriously injuring a Dallas police officer, and faces up to 20 years in prison.

A California man is facing up to 20 years in prison after allegedly assaulting TSA officers and seriously injuring a Dallas police officer during a violent incident at Love Field Airport.

Vaikka treenaisi viikosta toiseen, kehitystä ei välttämättä tapahdu. Fysiikka­valmentajan kanssa laadittu testi paljastaa, mihin kehitys kohdallasi tyssää ja mikä siihen on avuksi.

The commemoration held by Hungarians in Dallas marked the end of President Tamás Sulyok’s visit to Hungarian diaspora communities in the United States. At Sunday’s commemoration ceremony held by Hungarians from the Dallas area, the head of state emphasized that Hungarian communities with long-standing roots in the United States, including those in Dallas, are highly […] The post Head of State Concludes U.S. Visit with Commemorating the 1848 Revolution appeared first on Hungary Today.

Amazon's self-driving unit, Zoox, is expanding its robotaxi testing operations to Phoenix, Arizona, and Dallas, Texas. The company plans to deploy a fleet of retrofitted Toyota Highlander SUVs initially, followed by its custom-built robotaxis.

Ria Singh is staying at a 5-star hotel for free but still doesn't know when she'll get home. Ria Singh Ria Singh got stranded in Doha after her flight to Dallas turned back due to the Iran…

In den Achtzigerjahren war sie auf den Covern von Modezeitschriften zu sehen. Später spielte sie in der Fernsehserie „Dallas“ mit. Nun ist Annabel Schofield mit 62 Jahren gestorben.

Nie żyje Annabel Schofield. Aktorka znana z serialu "Dallas" oraz ikona mody lat 80. zmarła w wieku 62 lat.

Welsh model and actress Annabel Schofield, known for her role in the series 'Dallas,' has passed away at the age of 62 after a battle with brain cancer.

IMALA je 62 godine.

Court rulings have thrown the Dallas County vote tally into uncertainty after a district judge ordered polling places to remain open, only for the Texas Supreme Court to temporarily block the decision.

Officers appeared to find magazines for a rifle when searching his car, but details about why he was taken into custody were not immediately available.

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The Dallas Federal Reserve suggests that older, experienced workers may have less reason to worry about job displacement due to artificial intelligence.

Dallas officials are working to change freeway signs to reflect the renaming of a boulevard to Botham Jean Boulevard, honoring the man killed by a police officer.

TD Cowen sees shares of Dallas-based Southwest rallying 30% from current levels.

Bot Auto and Ryan Transportation have announced a partnership to implement driverless freight services between Houston and Dallas.

Waymo is expanding its robotaxi service to 'select riders' in several major cities across Texas and Florida, including Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Orlando.

The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index has moved into positive territory in February, signaling an improvement in the manufacturing sector.

A feud between CBS and Stephen Colbert has unexpectedly benefited Texas TV station KTVT, a CBS-owned station in the Dallas area, which has seen a surge in spending from political candidates James Talarico and Jasmi.

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Fiddelke at a Target event in December. Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Target Target CEO Michael Fiddelke has been in his new job for two weeks now — and he's been busy. His appointment was met with skepticism over whether he'd make the changes needed to get on track. Fiddelke's early moves show he's determined to make his own mark on the company. Michael Fiddelke is working like a man with something to prove. Target's newest CEO has been in the job for two weeks now, and he's wasted no time getting down to business on some of the retailer's most difficult problems. "He's got off to a running start," Global Data retail analyst Neil Saunders told Business Insider. "He wants change, but I think he's also keen to be seen that he wants change at Target." Fiddelke's CEO appointment was met with skepticism by many, including Saunders, who questioned whether the longtime Bullseye employee would be willing to make meaningful changes to get the company back on track. Critics also pointed to the board's decision to keep outgoing CEO Brian Cornell on as executive chairman. Such a move has tied the hands of new CEOs at other companies that have tried it, several leadership experts told Business Insider. Fiddelke's early moves indicate he is determined to make his own mark In his first companywide meeting, Fiddelke said Target "didn't do enough" to maintain trust with its customers in recent years and that he's moving to reconnect those communities, Bloomberg reported. Fiddelke said in that meeting that Target was committing an additional $1 million to its Bullseye Builds community program and that company employees had logged more than a million hours of volunteer service in 2025. Target has found itself in the national spotlight in recent weeks as federal immigration agents crack down on its hometown of Minneapolis and the company previously faced criticism over its decision to roll back diversity efforts in 2025. "If yesterday was a true glimpse of Fiddelke stepping up, honestly, it's a good start," one employee who listened to the meeting told Business Insider the following day. "He seems to be very much on point with trying to restore guests' faith in us as a company," the person also said. Fiddelke also dove right into the field, visiting stores and distribution centers in Dallas and near his hometown of Manchester, Iowa, fulfilling a commitment he made in the days leading up to his start date. The new boss has had to make tough choices, too. On Monday, the company laid off 500 workers across its district offices and supply chain, a move it said would translate into beefed-up labor hours in stores across the US. The resource shift reflects Fiddelke's focus on improving the shopping experience to get Target back to growth. "Adding labor to the stores is a good move," former Target board member Gerald Storch told Business Insider. "The stores had gotten too messy, the lines had gotten too long upon checkout, and there were too many items out of stock." The day following that announcement, Target revealed two C-suite appointments that underscore the Fiddelke strategy, with a new chief merchant and chief operating officer taking over for outgoing execs Jill Sando and Rick Gomez. The moves also simplify the top of Target's org chart. Fiddelke's start has set a distinct tone for how he intends to run Target, and now the task is to sustain that effort in the months and years ahead. He's now responsible for fixing three years of flat or declining sales, a rocky relationship with customers and employees, and a race with competitors who have been charging forward without those same headwinds. Storch said Target has a lot of fundamental issues. "That's not going to be solved in two weeks," he said. Still, Saunders said there's something to be said for coming out of the gate with gusto. "It takes a long time to fix these things, and it takes even longer to push them through into customer perception and behaviors," he said. "The next best thing is being able to say, 'Look, we know there are problems, and we're getting on with remedying them." Read the original article on Business Insider

Ex-Dallas Cowboys player Nate Newton shared a message for Donald Trump following his pardon, reflecting on the former president's decision.

Governor Abbott has threatened to withdraw millions in funding from Dallas if the city does not alter its policy regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

WNBA player Azzi Fudd was questioned about her relationship with Paige Bueckers, but the Dallas Wings' public relations team denied the opportunity for her to answer.

The Dallas Mavericks have dismissed John Billsborough, their director of the health sector, a decision that marks a new chapter in the ongoing crisis surrounding player Luka Dončić and the team.

The Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas is expected to experience a day full of storms on Sunday, with forecasts indicating the potential for severe weather conditions.

The Iran crisis threatened “the largest geopolitical oil supply disruption in history,” the Dallas Fed warned.

Iran War may boost inflation, but not expectations, per Dallas Fed research  Reuters

The Dallas Stars have indefinitely banned a fan from their arena after he was seen making an apparent Nazi salute during a game in December.

Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg made history by becoming the NBA's youngest player to score 50 points in a single game.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated that technological advancements will lead to better officiating in the NFL, with increased reliance on new tools.

A current rumor suggests that the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders could soon engage in a significant trade, potentially leading to a blockbuster deal.

An article from The Dallas Morning News is presented with a truncated title and summary, making its specific content unclear.

An American Airlines steward went missing in Medellin, Colombia, after leaving with friends during a layover, prompting cooperation between the airline and local authorities. A body believed to be that of the missing Dallas-based flight attendant has now been found, according to the mayor.

Celina Police Department broke up a massive party of up to 800 teens and young adults at an Airbnb rental property north of Dallas, during which shots were fired.

A survey asks fans and analysts what the Dallas Cowboys' priority should be at pick 12 in the upcoming draft.

Concerns are being raised over the number of deaths occurring in the Dallas County jail, with calls for the sheriff to address the issue publicly and take action.

The Dallas Cowboys are advised not to force drafting a linebacker in the first round, suggesting other positions may be a higher priority.

Speculation suggests the Dallas Cowboys may be deliberately slow-playing free agency, potentially for a specific reason such as future compensatory draft picks.

A Texas man accused of throwing stolen human bones over the FBI Dallas fence allegedly posted a YouTube video saying he aimed to summon agents by force.

Vice Studios could soon help Chains, Dallas, Hoxton, and Wolf break into the movie and TV business after acquiring the film and television rights to the Payday franchise.

The Pardue family has sold several properties in Dallas, ending a hold that spanned over 40 years.

Suspect was reportedly photographed standing near the congresswoman at public events and during her recent Senate campaign

On March 14, 1964, Jack Ruby, a Dallas nightclub owner, was convicted of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating President John F. Kennedy.

Passengers on Southwest Flight 28 from Houston to Dallas were forced to deplane and the flight was delayed by over two hours after a civilian model taser was discovered onboard.

Novi singl “Za jubav” peti je singl Luke Nižetića s njegovog nadolazećeg kantautorskog albuma. Dallas Records piše da je ovo možda i Lukina najintimnija i najiskrenija pjesma koju autorski potpisuje.

Dallas is bracing for severe storms, bringing threats of hail and tornadoes, with specific timing details provided for residents.

Was best known for her role as Laurel Ellis on iconic 1980s TV drama

Tornado warnings issued across North Texas, including Dallas and Fort Worth, and parts of northern Oklahoma. Several cities are under a tornado watch now.

Η Άνναμπελ Σκόφιλντ, η οποία υπήρξε ένα από τα καθοριστικά πρόσωπα της λονδρέζικης μόδας τη δεκαετία του 1980 πριν ενσαρκώσει τον ρόλο της Laurel Ellis δίπλα στον Larry Hagman (Τζέι Αρ Γιούιν) στο…

'Dallas' star Annabel Schofield's last post reveals gut-wrenching details Geo News

A Dallas Fed report warns that Gen Z workers are more vulnerable to job displacement by AI due to their lack of experience, while older workers are currently more secure.

“We are not going to have election results tonight in Dallas County,” Democratic Senate candidate Jasmine Crockett told supporters late Tuesday just after primary polls closed in Texas…

A judge in Dallas County extended voting hours until 9 p.m. following complaints of voter confusion caused by a Republican-backed rule change that led voters to incorrect polling places.

Annabel Schofield, an actress known for her role in 'Dallas' and a model, has died at the age of 62.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO’s The Gilded Age continues to build its Season 4 cast with four new additions and one promotion.

Rabbi Adam Roffman has transformed the traditional Purim spiel at Dallas’s Shearith Israel into a high-octane theatrical event, blending his Broadway background with spiritual community building.

Texas Senate primaries reveal deep political divisions as voters navigate choices between Cornyn, Paxton, Crockett, and Talarico amid Iran strikes.

Ben Shapiro and Dallas Sonnier are producing writer-director Kyle Rankin's film, which marks one of Majors' first onscreen projects since his 2023 assault conviction.

El presidente ataca a la oposición y a los inmigrantes y repite paso a paso la pauta del año pasado, con un show de dos horas lleno de invitados sorpresa, medallas en directo a soldados y bronca Leer

The city of Dallas is reportedly close to approving a proposal to move its City Hall to a new location.

Texas Senator John Cornyn faced criticism for a social media post that read 'Why Dallas looks like New Delhi' and 'Welcome to Indian century'.

A social media spat over Indian presence in Texas has ignited national debate. Commentators are discussing immigration, cultural shifts and belonging. The Dallas-Fort Worth area sees a growing Indian-American community. Concerns about rapid change are voiced, while others highlight the benefits of diversity. Discussions touch on economic impacts and the need for nuanced understanding of immigrant contributions.

UPS plans to close facilities in Atlanta, Dallas, and other major US cities by 2026 as part of its operational adjustments.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Dallas officials, alleging they failed to adequately fund the city's police department in violation of Proposition U.