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Six teams enter the first round of the NFL draft without a pick. Six others have two picks apiece — including the Cowboys.
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The agreement sees $273 million in venue taxes go to the Cowboys for stadium improvements. Some say the decision should have gone to voters.
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The Dallas Stars has banned a fan from the American Airlines Center after a viral video showed a group doing what appeared to be Nazi salutes during a game in December.
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Cooper Flagg scored 45 points and the Dallas Mavericks ended their longest home losing streak in 32 years at 14 games with a 134-128 victory over the depleted Los Angeles Lakers.
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San Antonio businessman Frank Liberto created the iconic gametime snack 50 years ago. The first ballpark to sell them was Arlington Stadium, the former home of the Texas Rangers.
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FIFA has canceled hotel block reservations in Dallas and Arlington just months before the 2026 World Cup is scheduled to begin, officials confirmed to KERA.
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Texas plays UCLA tonight at 8:30 p.m. The winner will play South Carolina or UConn in Sunday's championship game.
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Visitors from several countries that have already qualified for the World Cup will have to pay bonds of up to $15,000 to enter the U.S. while federal bans travel affect another 39 nations.
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Sweden and Czechia qualified for the World Cup after winning their playoff finals. Sweden has one game scheduled in Arlington on June 25 against Japan during the group stage.
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Sweden and Czechia will have base camps in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for the FIFA World Cup. The base camps will be where teams practice and rest during the tournament.
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FIFA is kicking off its last sales for World Cup tickets on Wednesday. From prices to why FOMO is working against you, here's what you need to know.
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Dallas city manager confirms Mavericks meeting after team CEO says City Hall talks started last yearDallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert confirmed she met with the Mavericks and the Stars about the teams' "futures in Dallas."
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The facility will be located at 1200 N. Cockrell Hill Road, previously the site of the Joey Georgusis Park. The city's total contribution will be more than $57 million.
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Soccer fans and folks who don't care about the sport will all have opportunities to experience the cultural exchanges, taste cuisines from around the globe and join in on the party and excitement.