As the World Cup went into high gear over the weekend, the Dallas Zoo tested the soccer skills of some of the animals who ...

There's still a lot of World Cup to go, but the New York Times is wondering if the final should've gone to Dallas.

Set in the heart of Preston Hollow, 6103 Aberdeen Avenue boasts crisp white stucco, warm natural materials, and a seamless ...

The local operation for the national law firm moved into its new digs at McKinney & Olive this week, leaving its 20-plus year ...

The first few days of the World Cup are under our belts, and the first match—the Netherlands versus Japan—was exciting and full of fans. From player sightings all over the region as teams arrived to ...

Ateliê, a new restaurant on Jefferson Avenue, is set in an art gallery, named in Portuguese, and designed with a look, sound, ...

For all our coverage of Dallas City Hall, visit our City Hall hub →. Students of I.M. Pei’s architecture would never say the ...

Fifth Third Bancorp will transfer its publicly traded securities from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange. The bank’s ...

Judge Eric Moyé ruled that only one of the items on the agenda for a special-called City Council meeting about the fate of ...

Texas is staying afloat in a muddled A.L. West, and its two best hitters are back in the lineup. Now it's time to bring in ...

The president and CEO of the system’s North Texas division reveals what he’s most proud of, his guilty pleasure snack, what ...

Like it or not, the team’s fanbase—and the region’s hockey culture—lives up north. The team is about to make a lot more money ...