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Jeffrey Schmidt/Theater companies around the country, especially the well-established institutions we take for granted, are in trouble. The journalists who cover them have begun sounding the alarm. “The American theater is on the verge of collapse,” a guest essayist recently wrote in The New York Times. -
Courtesy/Workers at a GM parts distribution center in Roanoke and a plant in Carrollton join colleagues in 3 assembly plants on strike for higher wages and job security.
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North Texas film and TV workers striking for better pay and artificial intelligence protections hosted a rally in Dallas Saturday morning to show they're part of the nationwide fight. Texans at the rally said they're also concerned about being overlooked because of geography. -
Mom Andrea is retiring, but daughter Cindy has big plans to grow the business.
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Of the more-than-26,000 workers in the union, 99.4% voted to authorize a strike if union leaders could not reach a deal with the carrier later this year.
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American Airlines is drawing the largest fine ever keeping passengers on delayed flights without giving them a chance to leave the plane. The U.S. Department of Transportation said Monday it fined American $4.1 million for more than three dozen violations of the so-called tarmac-delay rules, which took effect about a decade ago.
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The agreement with the Fort Worth-based airline includes a 21% pay hike and annual pay rate increases.
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Spending goes far beyond the concert tickets, to travel, clothing and much more.
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With an estimated $2.5 billion in the development pipeline, downtown Fort Worth is set to begin a new period of construction that will reshape the area for the next decade.
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Arlington City Manager Trey Yelverton presented the 2024 city budget to city council members.
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The union representing mechanics with Southwest Airlines unanimously approved a new collective bargaining agreement the same day the Dallas-based carrier reporting a $638 million second quarter profit.
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Arlington writer and former newspaper publisher O.K. Carter published a new edition of "Caddos, Cotton and Cowboys: Essays on Arlington," sponsored by the Arlington Historical Society.
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Texas led the nation in job growth last month. More than half-a-million jobs were added to the workforce since last year — and Dallas-Fort Worth saw the largest job growth of any metro area in the state.
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Vendors and former staff claim Fanboys Marketplace owner Mike Rogers owes over $23,000 to about 20 vendors at the former Golden Triangle Mall location, which closed suddenly in May.
