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The Dallas Stars have hired Glen Gulutzan as their head coach 12 years after he was fired from his first stint with them.
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The Dallas City Council approved the land at Joey Georgusis Park to be the site of the WNBA team's new practice facility.
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Familiar retired sports broadcaster Dale Hansen hosts a new show about Dallas-area government, social justice and culture — a spinoff of the local "Beyond the Policy" podcast.
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The city of Dallas entered a 15-year agreement with WNBA last year. The Dallas Wings are expected to move into the future facility by spring of 2026.
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A burpee workout assigned as punishment allegedly landed a Rockwall high school junior cheerleader in the hospital — two years after several football players were hospitalized with the same condition.
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We hitch a ride with Dallas United Crew’s Delite Dragon Boat team and learn how the sport has evolved (and stayed the same) over 2500 years.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton started investigating Dallas ISD after a secretly recorded video suggested a district employee wasn’t following state law requiring students to participate in sports based on their biological sex at birth. That person is no longer with the district.
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The Texas Attorney General's Office has filed a legal petition to depose several district officials, including its superintendent, to "ensure that the District is not violating Texas law by permitting biological males to participate in girls’ sports."
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Texas is once again looking at legalizing sports gambling during this years’ legislative session, and supporters are being backed by some of the most influential people in Texas sports.
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The City Sports complex — a one-story, 83,620-square-foot facility that will be built on nearly 8 acres at 401 Golden Triangle Blvd. — will be located at the northwest corner of Keller Sports Park, currently under renovation.
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The City of Dallas previously hosted FIFA's International Broadcast Center for its 1994 World Cup.
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The Houston Texans launched their girls' flag football program in the Houston area in 2023 to help "create equitable opportunities for young female athletes." They now plan to bring the program to two Austin-area school districts.