Layten Praytor joined D CEO in 2024 after five years in sports journalism, including with the Dallas Cowboys. He currently leads the publication's healthcare vertical, D CEO Healthcare. He's covered ...

Note: This was updated at 5:45 p.m. to include a statement from the church. Highland Park United Methodist Church is being sued by the United Methodist Church’s Horizon Texas Conference, the ...

Searching for the right school can be daunting, especially when there isn’t a great way to get an apples-to-apples comparison of every school in your neighborhood (or prospective neighborhood). With ...

When an exclusive private school discovered a teacher was sleeping with a student, administrators did their best to make the problem vanish.

Our School Explorer, which launches today, hopefully does just that. We’ve provided the most recent state accountability grades (2024-2025) available when we published. We’ve provided ways to connect ...

Kumler is the son of a surgeon who is inspired to make a difference in the space after witnessing a drop-off in quality remote care after his father left the hospital. He has been in leadership at ...

A Fort Worth anchor that once hosted Elvis Presley, Paul McCartney, and The Rolling Stones is entering its next phase—with a $606 million expansion aimed at reshaping the city’s convention business.

“It made a lot of sense for us to bring this technology to the U.S.,” Vargas told D CEO. “It’s the biggest baseball market in the world and the biggest entertainment market in the world. It was not ...

His Energy Transfer transports roughly one-third of the country's natural gas and crude oil—almost 5 percent of global oil supply. When the Shale gas boom in North Texas’ Barnett Shale began losing ...

Facing a near-empty bank account and the loss of its longtime Lakewood home, Bell raised $40,000 and led the Dallas farmers market nonprofit into a new era at Fair Park. The former Amazon exec and his ...

Plus: DFW Urban League and Concentra name new CEOs, Loews Hotel in Arlington taps new area managing director, and more.

The Stewpot, which has tripled its budget and staff over the last six years, could soon have a new 53,000-square-foot center to serve constituents in southern Dallas.