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FIFA has officially launched its first line of Dallas-themed World Cup 2026 merchandise, marking a major milestone for North Texas as the city prepares to host nine matches and a semifinal at Dallas Stadium.

City leaders say stepped‑up enforcement curbed crime but exposed outdated ordinances now hurting well‑run venues.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the City of Dallas for allegedly failing to comply with police funding and staffing requirements in Prop U.

The City of Dallas is planning to create pedestrian-only "vehicle-free zones" in its downtown core to capitalize on the massive crowds expected for the FIFA World Cup this June.

Teenagers living in Dallas will have access to free admission to the 2026 State Fair of Texas after a city program revived the pass for residents. “This is huge for Dallas teens,” said Crystal Ross, senior deputy director for Dallas Park and Recreation.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces he will investigate Dallas ISD and two other districts over concerns that they 'facilitated' anti-ICE walkouts.