Dallas Open Returns With Bigger Tennis Stars and More Prize Money
This year’s tournament will feature three world top 10 players and $2.6 million in prize money.
This year’s tournament will feature three world top 10 players and $2.6 million in prize money.
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The DFW mental health nonprofit will expand its services to include specialized support groups for substance abuse and LGBTQ.
The Dallas-born actress and singer posted an emotional video in response to action to deport immigrants.
Newly appointed CEO Brian Niccol’s policy changes seemingly emulate the coffee giant’s smaller competitors.
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Some restaurants ban photos to strengthen their atmosphere and lure a certain clientele; a trend that is gaining traction.
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Trent Reznor’s industrial rock outlet will tour through North Texas for the first time since 2018.
Curated by photographer Andrew Sherman, the exhibition is at Deep Ellum Art Company.
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Owners of the Dallas location on Live Oak Street are set to sell to a Duncanville franchisee.
Just weeks after being forced to move from its old location, the McKinney record store is reopening this weekend.
Nearly nine months after closing all 33 of its locations across the country, Foxtrot is making a Dallas comeback.
The legendary punk band’s penultimate set in Dallas in 1978 will be released on vinyl and CD in March.
The Dallas shooting guard will make her mark as Unrivaled debuts this Friday.
Emily Elbert, Casey Trela and Bobak Loftipour are Dallas-area natives who are among the thousands of displaced by the California fires.
As fears of Snowpocalypse II arose, Dallasites took to the grocery stores to stock up just in case.
A planned years-long construction project on Commerce Street has some local eateries scrambling to stay afloat.