FEMA announces $875 million for FIFA World Cup game security
North Texas is among the regions eligible for funding as federal officials prepare for what could be the largest sporting event in history.
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North Texas is among the regions eligible for funding as federal officials prepare for what could be the largest sporting event in history.
Local businesses like Marquez Bakery are gearing up for a wave of international visitors as FIFA opens its first ticket draw next week.
FIFA needs more than 6,000 volunteers for the events in the Dallas area.
Irving police told city council members that they need nearly $6 million in overtime funds to handle security for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
If you want to get Arlington's mayor really riled up, just call AT&T Stadium "Dallas Stadium."
AT&T Stadium is set to host nine matches — the most of any venue in North America.
North Texas is set to host nine matches at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Excitement is building for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It's been 31 years since North Texas hosted the tournament.
The official 2026 FIFA World Cup Poster for Dallas was created by Matt Cliff, a local artist out of Fort Worth. In June 2026, nine matches, including a semi-final game, will be held at AT&T Stadium.
Dallas also hosted the IBC during the 1994 FIFA World Cup.
Sources within the department said FIFA has requested a large law enforcement presence.
The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to approve a contract which includes a $15 million upgrade to the convention center.
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to travel to North Texas to see nine World Cup matches.
If anyone in north Texas can understand the experience of the enormity of the World Cup qualifiers coming to Texas, it is Hassan Nazari.
AT&T Stadium will adopt a new venue name for the FIFA World Cup 26™, Dallas Stadium in the city of Arlington.
North Texas is set to host nine matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, something that Dallas Sports Commission Director Monica Paul says took over seven years to work on.
Sunday, FIFA officials will finally announce which city will host the World Cup final and some are predicting Arlington's AT&T Stadium will win the spot.
The bright colors of the new logo signify "bold energy ... pride and maverick spirit" of the Dallas region.