The conversation at the Winspear Opera House was part of the annual Good Soil Forum, a three-day conference led by Jakes, the founding pastor of The

"We've seen the action of ICE ramp up around the country. We've seen the dirty tactics of abducting, ambushing people in the hallways of courtrooms," said Noemi Jimenez, with Vecinos Unidos.

Richard Fisher, Former Dallas Fed president, joins 'Squawk. on the Street' to discuss if the Israel-Iran conflict will make the Federal Reserve more patient.

Bookmakers are expecting the Dallas Cowboys to be slightly better in 2025, as the team's over/under is set at 7.5 wins, compared to the seven games they won last season. The Dallas Cowboys, at +3700, currently have the 16th-ranked odds to win the Super Bowl in the league.

Dallas Police Officers told people coming to the park on Tuesday evening that it was closed early. The shutdown comes after officers had a showdown with a protest against ICE and immigration tactics. Before parkgoers could take an evening stroll near the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Dallas Police Officers turned them away.

The Dallas Wings’ move to a renovated downtown arena has been postponed at least a year because of construction delays while a new practice facility is expected to be completed on time.

The Phoenix Mercury (6-4) host the Dallas Wings (1-9) tonight with Alyssa Thomas back from a calf injury and Paige Bueckers returning after concussion protocol.

Paul Doyle has been a Deputy Sports Editor for Hearst Connecticut Media Group since January 2018, after spending nearly three decades as a reporter for The Hartford Courant. A two-time Connecticut Sportswriter of the Year winner, he was a Boston-based Major League Baseball beat writer for seven years and has covered events all over the country.

Jenah Gray has knocked six balls over the fence. Fellow sophomore Addie Abens has five dingers, most recently driving in three runs during the 17-0 win over Newton.

Turner, a 2024 first-round pick, played sparingly on defense as a rookie. Brian Flores hopes to find more ways to use him this fall.

An Austin truck driver is going to spend life in prison after being convicted of murdering a 25-year-old woman and dumping her body in a wooded area near Dallas.Naasson Hazzard, 28, was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday.