The Dallas Cowboys hope to get back into the win column ahead of the NFL trade deadline, but will they be in action during Week 7 of the 2025 season?

When the Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons before Week 1 of the 2025 season, Jerry Jones and company insisted they still ran a contending team in the NFC that was simply re-tooling. Sending Parsons to the Green Bay Packers was both surprising and disappointing to Dallas' fanbase — but still, the Cowboys could realistically make a playoff push.

The Pistons have been on fire offensively and put up 135 points on 49% shooting in their last contest. Detroit's defense has stayed solid as well, ranking as the tenth-best unit in the NBA. The Pistons are going against a Mavericks side down 3 starters and potentially 5 contributors.

Eric Bloodsaw spotted the table with chili Sunday afternoon from across a parking lot in South Dallas. He almost could not believe it. The 44-year-old man said he has eaten little in recent days. With continued uncertainty over funding for federal food benefits,

The Cowboys are making bold moves before Tuesday's deadline, and one 2023 first-rounder could be on his way out of Dallas.

A French-inspired mega mansion just outside Dallas owned by a legendary Houston hip-hop mogul has hit the market for $4.4 million. With six bedroom suites, a bowling alley and a 12-seat movie theater, the estate could easily double as a private resort-or a small amusement park.

The Dallas Mavericks now sit 2-4 after a loss to the Detroit Pistons in Mexico City on Saturday night. It was another ugly offensive showing, as the league's worst offense continued to struggle to generate easy shots.

Ralph Priso scored the tying goal in the third minute of stoppage time and Belal Halbouni scored the decisive goal in a penalty-kick shootout on Saturday night to help the Vancouver Whitecaps beat FC Dallas to sweep the best-of-three first-round series in the MLS Cup playoffs.

Five people were taken to the hospital with injuries following a two-vehicle crash in southwest Dallas early Sunday.

In 2016, Dallas attorney Barbara Lynn made history as the first woman to serve as Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas. She was appointed to the court in 1999 by then-President Bill Clinton,