Naheed Rajwani-Dharsi is a Reporter at Axios Dallas. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, real estate development, and major league sports, with a particular focus on the housing market and competitive sports. Naheed's work has been featured in Axios.
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Lionel Messi, a Dutch Orange Bus and the Turnpike Troubadours will have something in common after this summer: a taste of soccer fever in Dallas.
Japan draw with Netherlands in World Cup's North Texas opener
👋🏽 Naheed here. I am one of the more casual soccer fans, tuning into the World Cup every four years and losing interest after the U.S. gets eliminated.
This Southlake coffee shop will have a cameo in Paramount's "Frisco King" series.
The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders are back on Netflix today for a third season of "America's Sweethearts."
Our Axios publisher, Nick , recently asked us a poignant — and perplexing — question: What unites North Texans?
DFW Airport recorded 7.4 inches of rain in the first half of June.
FC Dallas striker Petar Musa scored for Croatia in the country's 4-2 loss to England in front of 70,389 fans at Dallas Stadium in Arlington yesterday.
Bluebonnets are long gone, but you can still catch other wildflowers this summer.
👟 Honor Opal Lee. Walk 2.5 miles at the Grandmother of Juneteenth's Walk for Freedom as a symbol of the time it took for enslaved people in Texas to learn about their emancipation.
