Celebrating the career of the UT Arlington grad will be among the highlights of the eight-day festival, which kicks off Thursday.
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As the city eyes a $2.6 million cut from the Dallas Public Library system in the next budget, sociologist and author Eric Klinenberg says libraries are more important than ever.
Can this Cowboys o-line reach the levels of past dominant units? The investment in the Cowboys offensive line looks similar to past units that were the identity of the team and dominated the league. The problem is the results are not the same. Could they get there eventually?
An ongoing effort to collect artifacts and stories about the Freedmen’s town is now a digital museum, thanks to a Library of Congress grant and the determination of the Tenth Street community and a tech company.
Colby Murphy started SouthLoft in his father’s garage and is now producing work for hotspots like Fogo de Chão, D.L. Mack’s, Hudson House, and FB Society’s portfolio.
The Silicon Valley-based neighborhood platform is putting final touches on a lease and expects to bring in about 50 employees, most from offices on the East and West coasts.
Plus: PGA of America and Big 12 Conference appoint taps new COOs, Coltala Aerospace finds new president, and more.
Distiller Tim Huels started mixing spirits by accident and now creates some of the country’s most sought-after blends, with batches selling out in seconds.
Boulevard Investment Group’s inaugural BIG Pitch Competition brought 90 teams from 45 universities to the Cox School of Business competing for a $20,000 prize purse.
The most pointless sports season in the history of Dallas has come to a bumbling finish. Did we at a least gain some knowledge or wisdom from this exercise? Not really.
With its timeless architectural details and breezy sophistication, this East Dallas home captures the essence of a coastal summer—no plane ticket required.
A former college football player, Ward went bankrupt three times before finding success as the founder of MW Logistics.
The best offensive line coach in the business, Duke Manyweather, tells us how college football programs fail their student athletes when preparing for the NFL Draft.
Get off the beaten Caribbean path and discover the peaceful paradise where Sunwest Communications CEO Crayton Webb spends his holidays.
Plus: Learfield set to be acquired by TPG and DrinkPak partners with Siemens to automate its new Fort Worth facility.
The moves, pending regulatory approval, are intended to go into effect later in 2026 and will eliminate 321 jobs.
Roy Hargrove’s 2000 performance at the International Jazz Festival Bern has been beautifully captured on vinyl. It’s one of 350 releases slated for Record Store Day.
Today marks the 13th anniversary of the night that ammonium nitrate ignited and exploded at the West Fertilizer Company in West, Texas, while first responders were fighting a fire. Fifteen were killed, hundreds were injured, and hundreds of homes and buildings were damaged or destroyed.
Listen to StrongSide Episode 23: The Mindset is the Culture from @mikelikessports.bsky.social and @machinesports.bsky.social featuring Duke Manyweather.
Plus: What did we learn from Mavs season? How bullish should we be on the Wings? And is your body ready for Dallas Stars playoff hockey?
A picky Louisiana native can express some relief: North Texas mudbug scene is finally solid enough to satisfy the homesickness.
Under the leadership of Charlotte Jones, “America’s sweethearts” have turned into a global brand and merchandising force.
At this point in the process it's pretty obvious that if the Cowboys are expecting an impact defender to come out of the first round of the draft they're going to have to trade up.
Selena Quintanilla-Perez would have been 55 today, had she not been murdered by Yolanda Saldivar on March 31, 1995.
New for D Magazine: How do the Stars match up against the Minnesota Wild, really?
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