Kyle Arnold is the Assistant Business Editor at the Dallas Morning News. He specializes in business and economics, with a strong focus on aviation, air travel, and the aerospace industry, while also covering topics such as corporate finance and entrepreneurship. Kyle's work has been featured in various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times, NBC DFW, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Kyle Arnold focuses on local travel and business news, particularly covering airlines, airports, and energy in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. His reporting heavily features government announcements and press releases.
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By: Kyle Arnold
Statesboro families were invited to the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex on May 18 for a chance to visit with public safety teams -- and their vehicles. The safety teams built personal relationships with members of the community and showcased the equipment that they use to serve the community on a daily basis.
By: Kyle Arnold
Texas' water and energy-efficient sales tax weekend runs from Saturday, May 23, to Monday, May 25, just as electric bills start their summer heat up.
By: Kyle Arnold
FILE - The Lululemon logo is displayed on a Lululemon store in Pittsburgh, June 3, 2024. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) (Gene J. Puskar/AP)
By: Kyle Arnold
The week of June 8 features several key economic reports, including the release of the monthly Consumer Price Index.
By: Kyle Arnold
J’Quan Coleman from Portal Middle High School signed with Allen University on Tuesday afternoon to continue his shot put career. His track coach, Tendai Haggins, praised his work ethic and dedication, noting that with better facilities and coaching, his potential is limitless.
By: Kyle Arnold
Statesboro First United Methodist Church and the Merchants Association of Downtown Statesboro are partnering together to host a nonprofit fair at the Bulloch County Courthouse Square on Second Saturdays. The fair will be an opportunity for nonprofit and faith-based organizations to interact with the community, show what they do, and share how the community can get involved.
By: Kyle Arnold
Dallas-Fort Worth business datebook for the week of June 14 features World Cup matchups, exciting author visits and market-moving reports from the Census Bureau, Federal Reserve and more.
By: Kyle Arnold
Trading card game players new and old went to Galactic Comics & Games for Demo Day on Sunday to try out a variety of popular games. The event was a great opportunity for new players to get acquainted with the hobby and meet people who are active in the gaming community.
By: Kyle Arnold
Three more World Cup matches this week will feature Lionel Messi twice and Irving-based Commercial Metals will give updated financial results.
By: Kyle Arnold
James Saunders is a Portal native who always wanted to make an impact in his community. He found his calling through his mentor program, One Direction Character Development & Mentoring Program, where he leads a group of respected young men.
