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Most people see June 27 as just another day on the calendar—but in Houston, it carries real hip-hop history. The day honors a Houston tradition tied to DJ Screw and the Screwed Up Click, built around the legendary June 27th Freestyle recorded in 1996. The session started as a birthday celebration for Click member DeMo […]
Aye DFW, if you’re making plans to be outside this weekend or early next week, here’s your heads-up. A huge cloud of Saharan dust is making the 5,000-mile trip from Africa straight to North Texas, and while it’s gonna give us some beautiful orange and red sunrises and sunsets, it’s also bringing some problems with […]
Aight Dallas, listen—this summer heat is not playing with us, and neither are these utility bills. But the good news? The City of Dallas got some real “hook-up” programs that can help you keep your crib cooler without your light bill jumping like crazy. So here’s the breakdown in plain talk. The City of Dallas—through […]
Round two wrapped up last night, and another local talent is headed to the league. Former SMU guard Jaron Pierre Jr. was selected 58th overall by the New Orleans Pelicans. Jaron sharpened his game right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area before making his mark in college, and now he’s officially living out the dream. […]
Fifteen people were hospitalized Thursday morning after a DART bus drove over what officials described as a hole in the street along Harry Hines Boulevard. According to Dallas Fire-Rescue, a metal plate shifted, exposing the hole and causing the bus to become trapped. Four people were taken to Parkland, four to Baylor, and seven to […]
Eating healthy can feel overwhelming with so much conflicting information online, but one North Texas nutrition expert is helping people cut through the noise. This week on our DFW Business Blast Spotlight, we’re sitting down with Bea Carroll, MBA, RDN, LDN, founder of Honey Bee Nutrition, LLC. As a clinical dietitian, corporate wellness speaker, and […]
The 2026 NBA Draft was a huge moment for North Texas basketball, and some hometown stars are officially headed to the league. Leading the way is former Lake Highlands High School standout Tre Johnson, who went No. 6 overall to the Washington Wizards. From dominating gyms across Dallas to hearing his name called on the […]
Nearly a year after catastrophic flooding devastated Camp Mystic and forever changed dozens of families, the all-girls Christian camp has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Court documents filed Wednesday show the camp’s debt exceeds $10 million. The filing marks another major development in the aftermath of the July 4, 2025 disaster that claimed the […]
The legal battle surrounding Karmelo Anthony is far from over. Less than two weeks after a Collin County jury convicted Anthony of murder and sentenced him to 35 years in prison, a new team of high-profile attorneys has stepped in to handle his appeal at no cost. TRENDING: Karmelo Anthony Appeals Murder Conviction Anthony, now […]
Clive Davis didn’t just work in music—he helped build the soundtrack of our lives. The legendary music executive has died at 94. According to a statement confirmed to USA TODAY, Clive Davis passed away peacefully on June 22, 2026 at his Manhattan home from age-related illness, surrounded by family and loved ones. He had recently […]
The opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center Opening in Chicago’s Jackson Park wasn’t just a ribbon-cutting—it was a cultural moment that felt bigger than one city, one family, or one legacy. It felt like history shaking hands with the future on Juneteenth weekend, and everybody in the room understood the assignment. Opening on June […]
If it feels like North Texas has suddenly turned sky blue and white, there’s a reason. Soccer superstar Lionel Messi is back in DFW, and thousands of Argentina fans have flooded Dallas-Arlington ahead of today’s FIFA World Cup match against Austria at AT&T Stadium. For new soccer fans, this isn’t just another game. Messi is […]