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Dallas’ own Kaash Paige is back—and she’s moving different. I caught up with the hyper-creative on the heels of her sold-out tour in China, where fans overseas showed mad love for her smooth vocals and raw energy. “To hear it-it sounds crazy. It’s such a big country, like everything is made in China.” she shared, […]

President Donald Trump just hit dozens of countries with steep new taxes on imported goods—also known as tariffs. This move, officially starting Thursday, means people in the U.S. could end up paying more for everyday stuff like clothes, electronics, and food. How much more? On average, about 18% higher. That’s the biggest jump in nearly […]

Big changes are coming to the house of thrills — and Dallas/Fort Worth residents should keep their eyes on the ride ahead. Richard A. Zimmerman, CEO of Six Flags Entertainment, is stepping down by the end of the year, the company announced this week. The news dropped on the same day Six Flags reported a […]

Cardi B hit the WWE SummerSlam stage like a mixtape drop—loud, unapologetic, and dripping with Bronx flair. The Grammy-winning MC made her long-teased debut Saturday night at MetLife Stadium, stepping in as host of night one and bringing pure hip hop energy to the ring. Draped in all black and oozing superstar presence, Cardi walked […]

It’s been a heavy week for Sha’Carri Richardson — and the track felt it. The sprint queen missed the cut for the 200-meter final at the U.S. track and field championships Sunday, clocking in at 22.56 seconds. Just one hundredth of a second behind Madison Whyte, who snuck through with 22.55. That’s how close it […]

Every 10 years, states redraw the lines for voting districts based on new Census numbers—a process called redistricting. Normally, this happens once a decade to reflect how the population has changed. But Texas Republicans are pushing to redraw the map mid-decade, ahead of the 2026 midterms—and it’s sparked a political standoff with major national implications. […]

Dallas filmmaker Don Tortellini sat down with Jazzi Black to discuss his gripping new documentary Chaos on Commerce: The 1993 Dallas Cowboys Parade, ahead of its highly anticipated screening at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The film dives deep into one of the city’s most unexpected turning points—when a championship celebration turned into […]

A fire on a Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) train shut down service through Downtown Dallas Wednesday afternoon, causing major delays for riders and sending several to the hospital. The fire sparked near the Pearl/Arts District Station around 3:38 p.m., just before the train entered a tunnel near Ross Avenue and North Central Expressway. About […]

Actress, advocate, and mother of two, Tatyana Ali took some time out for a candid interview at the Black Moms Fair, sharing intimate reflections on motherhood, the urgent need for improved Black maternal health care, and how her cultural roots are shaping the way she raises her sons. Widely recognized for her role on The […]

On the latest episode of Water Me, rapper and creative Domani steps into unfamiliar territory—not just with a mic, but with a plant in hand. Repotting his very first plant on-air, Domani uses the moment to unpack a season of growth, self-awareness, and emotional rebalancing. With host Jazzi Black, the Atlanta native opens up about […]

Just before midnight, Gov. Greg Abbott saved the $8 billion THC industry in Texas with a veto of Senate Bill 3 that would have banned all THC products and punished adults up to a year in jail for possessing any THC products. The move also saved over 55,000 employees from losing their jobs and protect […]

Dallas commuters leaving work around 5 P.M. on Tuesday caught country artist Shaboozey in production for a music video featuring BigXthaPlug on Dallas’ Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. WFAA spoke with sources close to the duo who reported they were filming for a new song “Highway Highway” that has yet to be released. This comes as […]