Jacqueline Ray+FollowFlu surge hits Dallas as vaccine changes stir debateNorth Texas is facing its worst flu season in two decades, with Dallas clinics packed and families getting sick together. Doctors are seeing more severe cases, and the main flu strain isn’t matching well with this year’s vaccine. Even so, local pediatricians stress that the flu shot is still our best defense against serious illness. Meanwhile, new federal guidelines have dropped the universal flu shot recommendation for kids, adding to parents’ confusion and concern. How are you feeling about these changes? Are you seeing more flu cases in your circle? Let’s talk about what’s working—and what’s not—this season. #Health #BodyHealth #Dallas00Share
David Miranda+FollowDallas CEO opens up about surviving abuseEven the leader of North Texas’ largest domestic violence shelter, Tiffany Tate, knows firsthand how hidden emotional abuse can be. She’s sharing her story to show that domestic violence doesn’t care about your job title, education, or background—it can happen to anyone. Tate describes how narcissistic abuse made her question her own reality for years, and how support from loved ones helped her heal. Her honesty is a powerful reminder: you’re not alone, and reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not shame. What do you think helps break the silence around emotional abuse? #News #Dallas #DomesticViolenceAwareness00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowDallas senior faces $15K bank fraud nightmareImagine checking your bank account only to find nearly $15,000 gone—and the bank won’t help. That’s what happened to 83-year-old Billie Young in Dallas after a check she wrote was altered and cashed by a stranger. Despite reporting the fraud, Wells Fargo denied her claim, saying she missed their 30-day window for disputes. Now, after public outcry, the bank is reviewing her case again. This situation has a lot of folks worried about how safe their money really is, especially for older adults. How should banks protect vulnerable customers? Have you or someone you know faced a similar issue? #Business #MakeMoney #Dallas00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowTopgolf gets new owners—what’s next for Dallas?Topgolf, one of Dallas’ most iconic entertainment spots, just changed hands in a billion-dollar deal. Leonard Green & Partners now holds a 60% stake, while Callaway keeps 40% and plans to rebrand back to Callaway Golf Company. This move wipes out $1 billion in debt and brings in fresh investment, but what does it mean for jobs, events, and the local vibe? With Topgolf still rooted in Dallas, locals could see changes in how the brand grows and connects with the community. What’s your take—excited, worried, or just curious? #Business #Dallas #Topgolf00Share
robertocarter+FollowAT&T’s big move shakes up Dallas and PlanoAT&T is packing up its iconic Dallas HQ and heading north to Plano, consolidating thousands of jobs onto a sprawling new campus. For Dallas, this isn’t just a change of address—it’s a hit to downtown’s economy, with studies predicting a $2.7 billion drop in property values and millions lost in tax revenue. Plano, on the other hand, is set to gain a major boost. What do you think this shift means for the future of both cities? Will Plano become the new corporate hotspot, or can Dallas bounce back? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Dallas00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowAT&T’s big move: Dallas to Plano shakeupAT&T is packing up its iconic Dallas headquarters and heading to Plano, marking a major shift for the DFW business scene. The new campus will sprawl across 54 acres near Legacy West, promising more space for collaboration and innovation. While some Dallas locals might feel the loss, city leaders see this as a sign of changing business needs—and a chance for new opportunities downtown. What do you think this means for Dallas, Plano, and the future of work in our area? Will this spark more companies to rethink where they call home? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Dallas10Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowVictoria Principal shines at 76 with her rescue horsesVictoria Principal, the iconic Dallas star, just turned 76 and is absolutely glowing—celebrating her birthday surrounded by her beloved rescue animals at her ranch. It’s amazing to see how she’s channeled her passion from TV fame into animal advocacy, sharing sweet moments with her horses and rescue pony, Tommy. Her ageless look and commitment to animal welfare are inspiring, especially for anyone who remembers her as Pamela Barnes Ewing. Seeing a celebrity use their platform for good sparks real conversations: What causes would you champion if you had the spotlight? #Pets #VictoriaPrincipal #Dallas442Share
Jason Curtis+FollowDallas goes big for National Popcorn DayCinemark is letting Dallas movie lovers fill up almost any container—yes, even a giant cooler or a blue Lowe’s bucket—with popcorn for just $5 on January 18 and 19. The only limit? 400 ounces, unless you bring the special Lowe’s bucket, which gets you even more and a bonus coupon for future snacks. Forgot your bucket? All popcorn sizes are still just $5. There’s also a chance to win free popcorn for a year and other fun deals for Rewards members. This is the kind of over-the-top movie snack event that makes you want to grab your friends and see who can get the most creative with their popcorn haul! #Entertainment #Movies #Dallas00Share
peterfoster+FollowDallas postal workers still face dangerous heatAfter the tragic loss of Eugene Gates Jr. in Dallas due to extreme heat on the job, postal workers are still waiting for real change. Despite a federal citation and a fine, the USPS hasn’t put strong heat protections in place. Many letter carriers say they’re still out in the blazing sun with little more than a bottle of water, and families like the Gates’ are left wondering how many more tragedies it’ll take. What would real protection look like for our essential workers? Have you noticed your mail carrier struggling in the heat? #Business #Industry #Dallas00Share
david80+FollowDallas barber’s sensory haircuts change livesKids with autism in Dallas are finally getting haircuts they can actually enjoy, thanks to Henry Amoloja. He’s turned his Deep Ellum barbershop into a safe space, using toys, patience, and flexible techniques to make the experience stress-free for children with sensory sensitivities. What’s even better? Thanks to community fundraising, these specialized haircuts are free through 2026. Families are traveling from all over Texas just for this experience. It’s not just about a haircut—it’s about giving kids and parents peace of mind. Would you like to see more businesses offer services like this? #Beauty #Dallas #AutismAwareness00Share
