Dallas Weekly
Dallas Police Chief Reveals New Career Pathways Into DPD
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- Dallas Police Chief Reveals New Career Pathways Into DPD
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- 1:59
- Date posted
- 16 days ago
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- 🚔 EXCLUSIVE | Dallas Weekly x @realwithoneil
What if becoming a Dallas police officer didn’t have to start at the police academy?
In this exclusive interview, Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux discusses a new vision for building the future of the Dallas Police Department—creating opportunities for young people to begin their careers in civilian roles, such as the 911 Communications Center, before becoming eligible for the police academy.
Chief Comeaux also shares why he believes not every student’s path has to begin with a four-year college degree and how these career pipelines could strengthen both the department and the communities it serves.
This clip is just one part of our in-depth conversation covering many of the questions Dallas residents have been asking, including:
🔹 Crime reduction across Dallas
🔹 Police response times
🔹 Community policing and neighborhood engagement
🔹 P...
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- The People Surrounding City Hall No One Is Talking About
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- 0:40
- Date posted
- 16 days ago
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- What happens to the people surrounding Dallas City Hall if it’s demolished?
In this clip from Dallas Weekly’s exclusive interview, Dallas County precinct chair Micaela Watkins explains why the conversation extends far beyond politics and the future of one building.
She discusses the potential impact on the surrounding community, including nearby businesses, residents and people who depend on services in the area, while raising broader questions about transparency and whether the public has been shown a clear plan before major decisions are made.
At Dallas Weekly, we’ve followed this story from the beginning because our mission is simple: How does this affect our community?
Watch the clip, then read the full interview at DallasWeekly.com for a deeper look at the debate surrounding the future of Dallas City Hall.
The views expressed in this interview are those of the interviewee. Dallas Weekly continues to report on m...
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- Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux on Crime, Drones, Response Times & Community Trust
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- 34:25
- Date posted
- 17 days ago
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- EXCLUSIVE | Dallas Weekly sits down with Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux
How safe is Dallas? Are police drones the future of public safety? Why do response times vary across the city? What is DPD doing to build trust with the communities it serves?
In this exclusive conversation, Dallas Weekly Publisher Jess Washington sits down with Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux for an in-depth discussion about the issues that matter most to Dallas residents.
Topics include:
🔹 Violent crime trends across Dallas
🔹 Police response times and neighborhood disparities
🔹 Community policing and the future of beat officers
🔹 Proposition U and police staffing
🔹 Public trust in law enforcement
🔹 DPD's expanding drone program
🔹 Technology versus community engagement
🔹 Homeless encampment operations and accountability
🔹 The future of policing in Dallas
At DW, our mission is ...
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- Are Police Drones Making Dallas Safer? Chief Daniel Comeaux Responds
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- 1:09
- Date posted
- 17 days ago
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- 🚁 Are drones the future of policing in Dallas?
DW asked Oneil Hesson of @realwithoneil to sit down with Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux to discuss how drones are being used in the field, what they can—and can’t—do, and the concerns many residents have about privacy, accountability, and community trust.
This is just a sneak peek.
🎥 The FULL interview drops later today, where we dive into public safety, response times, community policing, technology, and much more.
Make sure you’re subscribed and turn on notifications so you don’t miss it.
Special thanks to @dannydahcreator for directing and producing this exclusive conversation.
#DallasWeekly #DallasPolice #DanielComeaux #Dallas #PublicSafety #CommunityPolicing #Drones #PoliceTechnology #NorthTexas
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- Men’s Health Matters: Why Routine Checkups Can’t Wait | Prism Health North Texas
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- 3:16
- Date posted
- 21 days ago
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- Feeling tired, off-balance, or just “not yourself”? A routine checkup could provide answers before a health concern becomes more serious.
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June is Men’s Health Month, and Dr. Saleh Musleh of Prism Health North Texas is encouraging men across Dallas to make their health a priority.
In this Dallas Weekly conversation, Dr. Musleh explains why routine checkups matter—even when you feel healthy—and why symptoms such as fatigue, weight changes, high blood pressure, sleep concerns, or low energy should not be ignored.
Many health conditions, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes, can develop quietly. A routine visit can help identify concerns early, connect patients with screenings and lab work, and create a treatment plan that works with their lifestyle.
Prism Health North Texas offers primary care for men of all ages, with appointments available now at Dallas health centers. Patients ...
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- Vanta Athletics Brings Street Soccer Culture to Downtown Dallas
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- 0:40
- Date posted
- 21 days ago
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- Downtown Dallas is getting a new kind of game-day energy. ⚽️
Vanta Athletics, the Austin-based team behind one of the world’s most viral rooftop soccer pitches, has brought street soccer culture to the heart of the city.
In partnership with Nike and Soccer.com, Vanta is hosting free fan experiences throughout the international soccer tournament—creating a space where soccer enthusiasts, casual fans, and the Dallas community can connect through sport, culture, and rooftop play.
Dallas Weekly takes a closer look at how Vanta Athletics is making rooftop sports more accessible while building community around the global game.
Read the full story, “Vanta Athletics Brings Street Soccer Culture to Downtown Dallas,” at DallasWeekly.com.
https://dallasweekly.com/2026/06/vanta-athletics-brings-street-soccer-culture-to-downtown-dallas/
#DallasWeekly #DallasSoccer #StreetSoccer #VantaAthletics #DowntownDallas ...
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- Affordable Healthcare in Dallas? Prism Health North Texas Explains How
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- 3:44
- Date posted
- 28 days ago
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- For many North Texans, healthcare can feel overwhelming. Questions about insurance, medical bills, prescriptions, and finding the right provider often keep families from getting the care they need.
In this DW Health Spotlight, Sally Climer, Director of Clinical Operations at Prism Health North Texas, explains how community health centers help families access affordable, high-quality healthcare regardless of insurance status or income.
From primary care and pediatrics to women's health, behavioral health, pharmacy services, and financial navigation support, Prism Health North Texas is working to remove barriers that prevent people from receiving care. Patients can access many services under one roof, with programs designed to make healthcare more affordable and easier to navigate.
Read the full story:
https://dallasweekly.com/2026/06/healthcare-without-the-guesswork-how-prism-health-north-texas-helps-families-access-affordable-care/
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- Community Reacts to Karmelo Anthony’s Sentencing
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- 1:57
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- “We Are All We’ve Got.”
Following the sentencing of Karmelo Anthony in Collin County, Dallas Weekly spoke with community members and observed a wide range of emotions outside the courthouse.
While some view the sentence as justice, others see it as part of a larger conversation about race, youth, fairness, and the future of the justice system.
This case has touched people across Texas and the nation. Now we want to hear from you.
How are you feeling after today’s verdict and sentence? What concerns, questions, or reflections are on your mind?
Join the conversation below and please keep comments respectful.
#DallasWeekly #KarmeloAnthony #TexasNews #CommunityVoices #CollinCounty #BreakingNews
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- One World. One Game. | Dallas Welcomes the World Ahead of FIFA 2026 ⚽🌎
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- 0:50
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- Thousands gathered at Dallas College Mountain View Campus for One World. One Game., a multicultural celebration that brought together soccer, culture, music, and community ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
From international pavilions and youth soccer clinics to cultural performances and Dallas Weekly’s Global Groove activation, the event showcased what makes Dallas one of the most diverse and vibrant cities in the world.
As part of Black Music Month, Dallas Weekly celebrated the global influence of the African diaspora through music from countries that will soon be represented in Dallas during the World Cup.
Watch the highlights and experience the energy for yourself.
https://dallasweekly.com/2026/06/soccer-culture-festival-dallas/
#OneWorldOneGame #FIFADallas #WorldCupDallas #DallasWeekly #BlackMusicMonth
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- The World Came to Dallas 🌎⚽️
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- 0:31
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- 🌎⚽️ One World. One Game. One Dallas.
Today, Dallas College Mountain View became a global gathering place as families, soccer fans, performers, and community members came together to celebrate culture, connection, and the beautiful game.
As Dallas prepares to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup, events like this remind us that our city’s diversity is one of its greatest strengths.
From cultural performances and international experiences to soccer challenges and community engagement, this was more than a festival—it was a celebration of people.
Stay tuned for more coverage from Dallas Weekly as we continue highlighting the communities, cultures, and music that connect us all.
#OneWorldOneGame #DallasWeekly #WorldCupDallas #BlackMusicMonth #DallasCollege #SoccerAndCultureF
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- Viola’s House & Omega Psi Phi Unite to Support North Texas Families
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- 0:42
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- Dallas Weekly was on location at the African American Museum, Dallas to cover a special fundraiser hosted by Viola’s House in partnership with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
The event brought together community leaders, supporters, and families to raise awareness and resources for diaper assistance and other critical needs impacting parents and children throughout North Texas.
Watch highlights from the event and learn more about the organizations working every day to strengthen our community.
#DallasWeekly #ViolasHouse #OmegaPsiPhi #DallasCommunity #CommunityImpact #NorthTexasFamilies #AfricanAmericanMuseumDallas #CultureCurrent
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- Oak Cliff Explosion: Dallas Officials Reflect on Child Fatality and Ongoing Search Efforts
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- 1:14
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- A heartbreaking statement from Dallas officials is resonating across North Texas following the devastating explosion at The Clyde apartment community in Oak Cliff.
While discussing the scale of the destruction, officials acknowledged the emotional reality first responders face when responding to incidents involving families and children.
“Before we’re first responders, we’re parents.”
Authorities have confirmed three fatalities, including a child, while several individuals remain unaccounted for. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) continue working to determine what caused the explosion.
The American Red Cross North Texas Region, Mission Oak Cliff, and other community organizations are providing assistance to displaced residents and affected families.
Officials are asking anyone concerned about a missing loved one to call 311.
Dallas Weekly will continue providing verifi...
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- Who Really Gets Defended in Dallas?
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- 1:47
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- What if this conversation was never really about the whales?
Dallas Weekly’s latest opinion piece explores privilege, influence, public outrage, and the uncomfortable reality that not everyone in Dallas receives the same level of protection, empathy, or public defense.
From development debates to cultural conversations, this discussion goes deeper than headlines.
Watch, comment, and tell us:
Who do YOU believe gets defended in Dallas — and who gets left behind?
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- Dallas Wings DOMINATE Washington Mystics | Paige Bueckers
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- 0:33
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- The Dallas Wings picked up their first home victory of the season with a commanding 92-69 win over the Washington Mystics.
Rookie standout Paige Bueckers led Dallas with 18 points and 7 assists, while Arike Ogunbowale spoke postgame about the importance of finally having the full roster available at practice, improving communication, and tightening defensive rotations.
Dallas now moves to 3-3 on the season ahead of a major matchup against the Las Vegas Aces.
Watch Dallas Weekly’s full postgame coverage and analysis.
Who impressed you most in tonight’s win? Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👇🏾
#DallasWings #PaigeBueckers #ArikeOgunbowale #WNBA #DallasBasketball
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- “Blues in the Bottom” Celebrates Dallas Blues Culture in Oak Cliff
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- 1:01
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- Oak Cliff came alive during “Blues in the Bottom,” a community-centered festival celebrating the deep cultural roots of blues music in Dallas.
Supported by the AT&T Performing Arts Center, the event featured live performances, youth showcases and a meaningful connection to the family of blues legend T-Bone Walker as organizers look toward expanding the festival in the future.
Dallas Weekly was on the scene at Eloise Lundy Park as music, culture and community came together to honor a legacy that continues to shape Dallas today.
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- A conversation with Tiffany Cross on Black women, love and labor
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- 1:01
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- While in Dallas promoting her new book Love Me, Tiffany Cross joined Dallas Weekly for an exclusive interview discussing Black women, democracy, self-love, labor, solidarity, and survival in America.
In this conversation, Cross speaks candidly about the emotional weight Black women continue to carry, the dangers of division within the community, and why protecting peace and choosing rest is part of the strategy moving forward.
Interview conducted by Jess Washington, Publisher of Dallas Weekly, at the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce.
📚 Pick up Love Me at Black-owned bookstores like The Dock Bookshop and Pan African Connection.
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- DALLAS WINGS NEED A BOUNCE BACK 👀🏀
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- 0:48
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- The Dallas Wings came up short in a hard-fought 90-86 battle against the Minnesota Lynx last Thursday, despite explosive moments early in the game. Now sitting at 1-2 on the season, all eyes turn to tonight’s matchup against the Washington Mystics.
Can Dallas regroup and protect home court? Or will the Mystics hand them another tough loss? 👀🏀
Read Rashad Miller’s full breakdown of the Lynx game and stay tapped into Dallas Wings coverage with Dallas Weekly.
#DallasWings #WNBA #DallasBasketball #WingsUp #WashingtonMystics
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- Celebrating 40 Years of Prism Health North Texas
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- 3:15
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly joins Prism Health North Texas in celebrating 40 years of healthcare, advocacy, and community impact across North Texas.
In this interview, Alexis Bromley reflects on the organization’s evolution from HIV/AIDS advocacy to becoming a trusted healthcare provider offering comprehensive services focused on prevention, wellness, women’s health, behavioral healthcare, and community support.
Watch the full conversation and help us celebrate four decades of service, compassion, and impact.
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- Jasmine Crockett’s FINAL Stop on Day 1 of Early Voting
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- 1:33
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- Early voting for the Texas runoff election has officially begun, and Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett spent Day 1 rallying voters across Dallas before making what she called her “last stop” alongside District 100 State Rep. candidate Venton Jones.
Dallas Weekly was on the ground as community members gathered in South Dallas for conversations about turnout, representation, and why local elections still matter.
Watch the full recap and hear directly from voters and supporters about the importance of showing up during early voting season.
🗳️ Early voting is now underway in Texas.
#DallasWeekly #JasmineCrockett #VentonJones #TexasPolitics #EarlyVoting #DallasNews
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- How Dallas College Is Building Career Pathways in Just 13 Months | 60-Year Impact
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- 1:03
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- For 60 years, Dallas College has been a driving force behind education, workforce development, and economic mobility across North Texas.
In this exclusive Dallas Weekly interview, Chancellor Justin Lonon explains how Dallas College is operating as a rapid-response institution—partnering directly with industry leaders to build programs that lead to real careers.
From a 13-month aviation mechanic program created alongside major airlines to expanded access through flexible learning and student support services, Dallas College is meeting students where they are—and helping them move forward faster.
As the institution celebrates its 60th anniversary, this conversation highlights what it means to evolve with purpose, respond to workforce demand, and create pathways to long-term economic stability.
🎥 Watch the full interview to see how Dallas College is shaping the future of North Texas.
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- South Dallas continues to move forward!
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- 1:12
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Following a strong turnout at last month’s meeting, the Sonny South Dallas PID is hosting its next community meeting on April 30 at 6PM at GoodWork (1808 S. Good Latimer Expressway).
This initiative is focused on driving community-led improvements across South Dallas—from public safety and infrastructure to economic development and neighborhood revitalization.
Important:
Residents in the 75215 zip code are strongly encouraged to complete the community survey. This feedback will directly shape priorities and future investments in the area.
You can access the survey:
* Through the link in our bio
* Via the Dallas Weekly newsletter
* At DallasWeekly.com or SonnySouthDallasPID.org
Stay connected with Dallas Weekly for ongoing coverage, recaps, and updates.
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- DW x @PrismHealthNTX Activate the Community at Health & Fitness Expo
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- 1:24
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Health isn’t just information—it’s action.
At this year’s Health & Fitness Expo with Baylor Scott & White Health, Dallas Weekly and Prism Health North Texas brought something different to the floor—an interactive wellness activation designed to get the community moving in real time.
From Pilates instruction with Michondra Mack to strength training for all ages led by Jason Lee, this wasn’t just a booth—it was a full experience.
Because in communities like South Dallas, access to health has to go beyond conversation. It has to be lived.
👉 Read the full story: https://dallasweekly.com/2026/04/health-fitness-expo-community/
💬 Let us know in the comments: What’s one way you’re staying active this week?
#DallasWeekly #PrismHealth #BaylorScottWhite #DallasEvents #HealthExpo #DFWCommunity #WellnessInAction #SouthDallas
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- Why Black Women Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk @wordinblack
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- 0:57
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Black women are being diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages—and dying at higher rates. The question is: why?
This Dallas Weekly report breaks down the real factors behind the disparity—from delayed diagnoses and limited access to care, to deep-rooted mistrust in the healthcare system. This is more than a health conversation—it’s a call to action.
What can be done? What should change? And how can we protect ourselves and our community right now?
Watch the full breakdown and then read the full story from @wordinblack on DallasWeekly.com.
🖤 Because awareness isn’t enough—we need action.
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- The Power of Access: Dallas College’s 60-Year Legacy
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- 14:43
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- For 60 years, Dallas College has been a driving force behind education, workforce development, and economic mobility across North Texas.
In this exclusive conversation, Justin Lonon breaks down how Dallas College continues to evolve—removing barriers for students, aligning with real workforce needs, and embracing innovation to prepare the next generation.
From flexible learning pathways to industry partnerships and cutting-edge programs, Dallas College is meeting students where they are—and helping them get where they want to go.
As the institution celebrates 60 years, one thing remains clear: access to opportunity is still at the center of it all.
🔗 Learn more about Dallas College
📍 Serving Dallas County and beyond
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- It’s LOCAL EWS DAY - 72 Years Strong — And Still Leading Local News
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- 1:09
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly marks Local News Day by reflecting on 72 years of continuous service to the community through trusted, community-centered journalism.
As conversations around “news deserts” grow, Dallas Weekly remains committed to reporting with purpose—engaging directly with residents, questioning leadership, and creating spaces for civic dialogue through initiatives like On The Rocks: Political Pour Overs and Best of Black Dallas.
Local journalism plays a critical role in ensuring communities are informed, represented, and heard.
Support Dallas Weekly by subscribing, donating, and staying connected.
#DallasWeekly #LocalNewsDay #SupportLocalJournalism #BlackMediaMatters
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- Joy Silmon: Her “Aha” Moment That Changed the Family Legacy 💡
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- 1:14
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Her biggest leadership shift started with one honest conversation.
Joy Silmon shares the moment she realized honoring her father’s legacy didn’t mean leading the same way—it meant having the courage to do it differently.
Once she got his blessing, everything changed.
💡 Legacy isn’t just inherited… it’s evolved.
#WomensHistoryMonth #Leadership #BlackWomenInBusiness #DallasWeekly #Entrepreneurship
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- How Joy Silmon Turned an MS Diagnosis Into Purpose & Power
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- 12:26
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- In this Dallas Weekly Women’s History Month feature, Joy shares her journey from growing up in a family business to becoming a second-generation owner-operator and leader in North Texas. With over 25 years of experience across entertainment, marketing and entrepreneurship, she has built a career rooted in impact and intentional growth.
But her story goes deeper.
After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2023—on her birthday—Joy faced one of the most difficult moments of her life. Through faith, family support and a commitment to holistic health, she fought her way back to full mobility and is now running marathons across the country.
In this conversation, she discusses:
Building generational wealth and honoring family legacy
Leading with faith in business and ministry
Creating inclusive spaces and advocating for others
Her healing journey after an MS diagnosis
How her podcast I Speak Joy is helping...
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- APRIL RYAN X Why Policy Matters to Our Community
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- 2:00
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly Publisher Jessica Washington sits down with April Ryan, 2026 Women of Influence honoree and a true living legend in Black journalism.
In this powerful moment, April Ryan shares why she dedicated her career to understanding national policy—so Black communities are never left out of the conversations that shape our lives. Because when we understand policy, we understand power.
This conversation highlights the critical role of the Black press in bridging the gap between government decisions and the communities they impact most.
🎥 Watch the full interview here on our YouTube channel and stay tuned for more impactful conversations.
🎟️ Don’t forget to secure your tickets for the Women of Influence Awards as we celebrate the women leading, shaping, and transforming our communities.
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- Kelly Cornish on Leadership & Navigating Every Room | 2026 Women of Influence Honoree
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- 31:39
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with Kelly Cornish, a 2026 Women of Influence honoree, for a powerful conversation on leadership, identity, and what it takes to navigate spaces as a Black woman in executive leadership.
In this interview, Kelly shares candid insight on overcoming imposter syndrome, the realities of code-switching, and how strategic mentorship shaped her ability to lead with confidence in any room. Her perspective offers both inspiration and practical wisdom for the next generation of women leaders.
As we celebrate Women’s History Month and prepare for the Women of Influence Awards, this conversation highlights the resilience, strategy, and purpose behind impactful leadership.
🎥 Stay connected with Dallas Weekly for more interviews highlighting the voices shaping our communities.
🎟️ Don’t forget to secure your tickets for the 2026 Women of Influence Awards.
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- April Ryan on the Power of the Black Press | 2026 Women of Influence Honoree Interview
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- 13:56
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly Publisher Jessica Washington sits down with April Ryan, 2026 Women of Influence honoree and a living legend in Black journalism.
As a veteran White House correspondent and a leading voice within the Black press, April Ryan shares her perspective on the importance of representation in media, holding leadership accountable, and uplifting the voices of our communities.
This conversation also highlights the legacy and future of the Black press, especially during Black Press Week, and the responsibility journalists carry in shaping truth and impact.
🎟️ Get your tickets for the 2026 Women of Influence Awards and celebrate the women making a difference!
Stay connected with Dallas Weekly for more exclusive interviews, community stories, and cultural coverage.
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- Battle Rap Is Alive in Dallas — Inside Oak Cliff’s Underground Scene
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- 2:04
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Battle rap is alive and thriving in Dallas, Texas.
Dallas Weekly went behind the scenes with a DFW-based battle rap community to explore the culture, competition, and lyrical craftsmanship that continues a long tradition of Black verbal artistry.
Veteran battle rappers K9 and Eliza Versa share how they first entered the battle rap world, while hip-hop artist Soul Arty GTH talks about the revival of the Dallas battle rap scene. Rising artist Loudmouf also breaks down the mechanics and strategy that make battle rap a true art form.
Tap in with Dallas Cuttin Up and The Cartel Order for more battle rap content and local events.
Read the full story at DallasWeekly.com
#DallasBattleRap #BattleRapCulture #OakCliff #DallasHipHop #BlackArt
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- @PrismHealthNTX is more than a pharmacy
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- 1:00
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Healthcare shouldn’t stop at the doctor’s office—and at Prism Health North Texas, it doesn’t. 💊
Their integrated pharmacy makes it easier for patients to see their provider, complete lab work, and fill prescriptions all in one place.
That means better understanding your medications, managing costs, and staying on track with your health goals.
With convenient locations, personalized support, and medication delivery, Prism Health NTX is working to remove barriers to care across Dallas.
Because healthcare isn’t just about prescriptions—it’s about people, access, and community.
🔗 Read more at DallasWeekly.com
#DallasWeekly #PrismHealthNTX #HealthEquity #HealthcareAccess #DallasCommunity
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- Kardal Coleman Explains the Dallas County Election Night Controversy
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- 2:43
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas voters showed up in record numbers during this primary election — but election night quickly turned complicated.
In this conversation with Kardal Coleman, the Chair of the Dallas County Democratic Party breaks down the confusion surrounding a late election night petition and the legal developments that followed.
With historic turnout across Dallas County, the stakes were already high. The situation escalated when the matter reached the Texas Supreme Court, drawing attention to the role of the legal challenge tied to Kim Paxton and raising broader questions about election rules and voter access.
In this interview, Coleman explains:
• What happened behind the scenes on election night
• Why Dallas’ record turnout matters in this race
• How the legal challenge unfolded
• What this could mean for voters moving forward
This conversation highlights the growing importance of civic participation and t...
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- More Than a Prescription: How Prism Health North Texas Is Transforming Pharmacy Care in Dallas
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- 2:18
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with leaders from Prism Health North Texas to explore how their pharmacy model is helping make healthcare easier and more accessible for families across Dallas.
With full-service pharmacies located directly inside their clinics in Oak Cliff, South Dallas, and Uptown, patients can see their provider, complete lab work, and pick up prescriptions all in one visit—eliminating extra trips and delays. The organization also offers digital refill tools and free prescription delivery options designed to simplify medication management and improve health outcomes. 
Even more impactful, 100% of the proceeds from prescriptions filled through Prism pharmacies are reinvested back into patient programs and services, helping support care for individuals and families across North Texas—including those without insurance. 
Watch the full conversation to learn how Prism Health North Texas is redefining community healthcare and keepi...
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- Jasmine Crockett Addresses Supporters After Texas Senate Democratic Race Results
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- 1:49
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Rep. Jasmine Crockett spoke directly to supporters early this morning during an Instagram Live from the airport following the results of the Texas Senate Democratic race.
While Crockett has not delivered a formal concession speech, she acknowledged the outcome of the race and thanked the many supporters, volunteers, and voters who showed up to participate in the democratic process — despite what many described as confusion and chaos surrounding polling locations in Dallas County.
Crockett said she remains proud of the campaign that was run and the enthusiasm she witnessed across the community. At the same time, she expressed concern about issues she believes impacted voters, including gerrymandering and voter suppression, saying the experience was “heartbreaking” and emphasizing that no voter should feel disenfranchised.
The congresswoman is now returning to Washington, D.C., where she said she plans to participate in upcoming congressional ...
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- Reset Your Health: Dr. Saleh Musleh on Building Habits That Actually Last
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- 3:02
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- In this conversation with Dallas Weekly, Dr. Saleh Musleh of Prism Health North Texas explains why the start of a new year is the perfect time to reset your health and build better habits. Dr. Musleh emphasizes the importance of preventive care and having a trusted primary care provider who can help identify health issues early—before they become emergencies. He also highlights how community health centers provide accessible, whole-person care for families, including lab services, telehealth appointments, and affordable options for patients with or without insurance.
Through this discussion, viewers will learn how small steps—like scheduling routine checkups and focusing on preventive health—can lead to stronger long-term wellness for individuals and families across Dallas.
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- Julie Johnson on Hakeem Jeffries, Influence & Political Strategy | Streets & Seats
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- 1:40
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- In this clip from Streets & Seats, Julie Johnson explains why opposing Hakeem Jeffries for House leadership wouldn’t increase her effectiveness in Congress.
When asked if she would stand against Jeffries, her response was candid: “What would that actually accomplish?”
Johnson breaks down the difference between symbolic politics and strategic leadership — arguing that real influence comes from positioning, leverage, and the ability to deliver results for constituents.
Watch the full conversation for more insight into how she approaches governance in Washington.
Stay informed. Stay engaged. And make your plan to vote. 🗳️
#StreetsAndSeats #JulieJohnson #HakeemJeffries #TexasPolitics #DallasWeekly
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- Civic Talk with Congresswoman Julie Johnson | Streets & Seats EP4 FULL
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- 20:59
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- In this full episode of Streets & Seats, Julie Johnson sits down for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, representation, healthcare reform, LGBTQ advocacy, and what it means to serve Texas in a deeply divided political climate.
From bipartisan collaboration to standing firm on civil rights, Congresswoman Johnson shares how she approaches governance with conviction — and strategy.
🎤 Interview conducted by Krystal Lindsey
Watch the full conversation and stay connected with more civic coverage at Dallas Weekly.
Stay informed. Stay engaged. And make your plan to vote.
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- Julie Johnson on LGBTQ Advocacy & Working Across the Aisle | Streets & Seats Ep. 4
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- 1:53
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- In Episode 4 of Streets & Seats, Julie Johnson opens up about what she calls “political respect.”
As the first out LGBTQ member of Congress from Texas, Johnson has been a strong advocate for LGBTQ equality. Yet in this candid conversation, she explains how she worked with a legislator whose views she strongly opposes to pass critical patient safety reform in Texas.
Her stance: leadership isn’t about performative politics — it’s about delivering results for the people.
🎤 Interview conducted by Krystal Lindsey
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- Jasmine Crockett: Why Experience at the Federal Level Matters
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- 1:05
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- In this segment of our interview with @JasmineForUS she outlines the distinction between serving in the Texas House and governing at the federal level.
Crockett discusses the scale of representation, the size of federal budgets, and why she believes this moment calls for experience that does not require on-the-job learning.
Interview conducted by Marlissa Collier.
With early voting underway, the stakes in Texas could shape national outcomes.
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- Texas 30: Rev. Dr. Freddie D. Haynes III on Healthcare, Environment & Education
- Runtime
- 2:10
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III to discuss his policy positions on healthcare access, environmental justice, and public education in Texas’ 30th Congressional District. Watch the full conversation and make an informed decision before heading to the polls.
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- The Rules Changed: How to Scale Your Black Business in 2026
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- 38:36
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- The game is changing, but the goal remains the same: Black Economic Power. ✊🏾📈
In this episode, Jess Washington sits down for a "no-filter" conversation with Angela Alexander, Executive Director of the NCTRCA. If you’ve been relying on the old rules of Minority Business certification, you might be at risk.
Angela gets incredibly direct about the "new era" of accountability—the race and sex-based presumptions are gone, and a new, rigorous era of personal narratives and back-office excellence is here. It’s not easy, it’s not always pretty, but as Angela explains: it is 100% worth it.
In this video, we break down:
✅ Why the 2025 regulatory changes are a wake-up call for Black founders. ✅ The "Personal Narrative": How to prove your disadvantage and secure your seat at the table.
✅ The $1.3 Trillion Opportunity: Positioning your business for massive infrastructure contracts.
✅ Accountability vs. Scala...
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- TX-33 Candidate on Civic Engagement & Community Power | Streets & Seats Ep. 2
- Runtime
- 1:21
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
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- TX-33 Candidate on Civic Engagement & Community Power | Streets & Seats Ep. 2
- Runtime
- 39:59
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- In Episode 2 of Streets & Seats, Dallas Weekly sits down with Zeeshan Hafeez, a candidate running for Texas’ 33rd Congressional District, to discuss why civic engagement matters now more than ever. From voter participation to community accountability, Hafeez shares his perspective on what it truly means to show up, stay informed, and participate in the democratic process.
As election season approaches, this conversation challenges viewers to look beyond soundbites and engage with the systems and decisions that directly impact our communities.
Streets & Seats is Dallas Weekly’s civic conversation series spotlighting the people, policies, and power shaping our political future—centered on community voices and accountability.
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- Black HIV Awareness in Dallas: Rep. Venton C. Jones on Policy, Prevention & Equity
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- 0:27
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Texas State Rep. Venton C. Jones breaks down why HIV awareness, prevention, and equitable access to care remain urgent issues in Dallas and Black communities across North Texas. This conversation highlights the policy gaps, public health challenges, and community-centered solutions needed to save lives and reduce stigma.
https://dallasweekly.com/2026/02/black-hiv-awareness-dallas/
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- Why Jasmine Crockett Says Texas Must Expand the Electorate to Win
- Runtime
- 2:46
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- Dallas Weekly sits down with Jasmine Crockett for a candid conversation about her U.S. Senate race, expanding the electorate, and why Texas needs a new political strategy. Moderated by Marlissa Collier, this interview examines the stakes for Texas—and the country.
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- @RepJasmine Makes the Case for a New Path Forward in Texas Politics
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- 48:48
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- Dallas Weekly sat down for an in-depth conversation with Jasmine Crockett to discuss her U.S. Senate race and the broader stakes facing Texas—and the nation.
In this interview, Crockett explains why relying on the same political strategies has kept Texas from moving forward, and why expanding the electorate is essential to winning elections and governing effectively. She speaks candidly about engaging voters who have long been excluded from the political process, her policy experience across urban, rural, and suburban Texas, and what authentic leadership looks like in this moment.
The conversation is moderated by Marlissa Collier and offers one of the most substantive discussions of this election cycle.
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💬 Do you agree that Texas needs a new political playbook?
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- Protect yourself first. The story can’t matter if you’re not safe.
- Runtime
- 2:43
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- Before you cover the story, protect yourself. Have a plan, share your location, know your exits, and make sure someone knows where you are. Your safety comes first — always.
Watch the full video with junior editor, Ceara Johnson and NABJ President Errin Haines on our video page or DallasWeekly.com
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- Press Freedom Is Fragile: What Black Journalists Are Facing Right Now
- Runtime
- 7:33
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- Press freedom isn’t theoretical anymore — it’s personal.
Dallas Weekly sits down with Errin Haines, President of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Editor-at-Large at The 19th, for an urgent conversation about the growing threats facing journalists across the country.
Following the arrests of reporters like Don Lemon and Georgia Fort while covering protests, Haines explains why moments like this disproportionately endanger Black journalists and journalists of color — and why this history feels all too familiar.
From First Amendment protections to safety guidance for student and early-career reporters, this interview breaks down:
• what solidarity looks like right now
• how journalists can protect themselves in the field
• why press freedom in America is “fragile”
• and why Black journalists have been here before
If you care about truth, accountability, and the future of...
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- NABJ President Errin Haines Warns: Press Freedom Is Fragile
- Runtime
- 1:56
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- In this exclusive conversation, Dallas Weekly speaks with Errin Haines, President of the @NABJOfficial and Editor-at-Large at @19thNews about the growing threats facing journalists in the United States.
Following the arrests of reporters covering protests, Haines explains why these moments disproportionately impact Black journalists and journalists of color—and why this moment feels historically familiar. From First Amendment protections to safety concerns for student and early-career reporters, she offers critical context on what press freedom looks like right now.
This conversation is essential viewing for anyone who believes journalism is not a crime.
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