Mesquite Rodeo Claims 'First In Nation' Sporting Event To Open For Fans This Summer
The Mesquite Championship Rodeo is hosting what it calls "the first ticketed professional live sporting event" in the country since the coronavirus shutdown.
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The Mesquite Championship Rodeo is hosting what it calls "the first ticketed professional live sporting event" in the country since the coronavirus shutdown.
The six-part series will begin on Saturday, May 30th highlighting 18 stories from past 60 Minutes episodes.
Highland Park rising Senior Brayden Schager has big shoes to fill as a first time starting quarterback for the Scots this fall.
Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki took part in a virtual fireside chat last week to provide guidance to over 60 local student athletes and their families.
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General manager Jon Daniels says there would be a lot of advantages to workouts in Texas instead of returning to their camp in Arizona.
Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones is back to work in his office at The Star in Frisco.
Starting June first, baseball fans can get their first look of Globe Life Field in Arlington by taking a tour.
The Cowtown Marathon went off without a hitch on March 1, now the race has come up with a plan to help keep runners on track and moving toward their personal goals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Woodrow Wilson High School football team in Dallas livestreamed a virtual spring game using a video game -- complete with players, cheerleaders and the band.
The MLB is expected to look quite different as officials look to start the 2020 season during the coronavirus pandemic.
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