David Seeley

"Wellness shouldn't be a tedious chore," Gronk said in a statement. "I've tried all the overhyped bedtime trends and complicated gym hacks that don't work."

Slated to open by the end of 2026, the Dallas facility will serve as a hub for advanced research, design engineering, and small‑scale manufacturing, Kopin said.

XTI, which recently relocated from Colorado to a new HQ near Addison Airport, said its Florida-based Drone Nerds division is collaborating with Switzerland-based RigiTech on delivery drones with a range of up to 62 miles.

SusieCakes' founder and CEO, Susan Sarich, moved to Dallas in 2022—the same year her company relocated to the city from Brentwood, California.

Opened in April, the Tiny Gallery Trail in Oak Cliff's Elmwood neighborhood is a two-mile hike-and-bike experience featuring a series of public "art boxes."

Lockheed—whose Missiles and Fire Control division is based in Grand Prairie—said its THAAD interceptors are "the only U.S. system designed to intercept threats both inside and outside the atmosphere, providing a critical layer of missile defense."

Last week, my 99-year-old mother Virginia “Babe” Seeley and I took a vacation by driving on the Oklahoma portion of Historic Route 66, which is turning 100 years old this year.

Now that Independence Day has passed, that can mean only one thing. It's Garrison Creek Riders Rodeo time.

Now that “Dead Week” is over, local high school athletes got to begin their second session of Summer Pride, which will be going until July 31.

It's time for the Garrison Creek Riders Rodeo. The 54th annual “Best Little Rodeo” will be Friday and Saturday at Garrison Creek Arena, with each night of action beginning at 8 p.m.