Skip Navigation
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share on SMS
Share on Email
Navigation
News
Back
Local
Texas
Nation World
Politics
Money
Investigations
WFAA Originals
Reasons to Smile
Good Morning Texas
Features
Latest News Stories
After 6 days of protests, Dallas town hall held to address police oversight board
'We are the change': Protesters pray for peace outside Dallas City Hall
Weather
Back
Forecast
Radar
Closings & Delays
School/Business Login
Weatherminds
Traffic
Gas Prices
Latest Weather Stories
Best face mask options for summer heat
High heat and humidity over the next 10 days
Sports
Back
Cowboys
Mavericks
Rangers
Stars
College
High School
Scholar Athlete
The Game Plan
Latest Sports Stories
Players want NFL to say it was wrong to silence their peaceful protests
Dale Hansen sits down with Chris Woodward of the Texas Rangers
Connect
Back
About Us
Advertise
Contact Us
Jobs
Meet the Team
TV Listings
Station Tours Request
RSS Feeds
Latest News Stories
State-backed hackers targeted Trump, Biden campaigns
Players want NFL to say it was wrong to silence their peaceful protests
Watch Live
Search
Search:
Search
Right Now
Dallas, TX »
78°
Dallas, TX »
Vote Now
Radar
Coronavirus
Crime
Wednesday's Child
Verify
Inside Texas Politics
Right on the Money
Dallas's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Dallas, Texas | WFAA.com
economy
American Airlines to cut 30% of management and support staff jobs
business
#UpWithHer: Realtor talks about adapting to a changing market
One realtor says the pandemic has helped her get more eyeballs on a house and she has more time for clients because she’s not driving all over the metroplex.
economy
Texas unemployment rate hits worst on record at 12.8%
Until now, the state’s worst-ever monthly unemployment rate was 9.2% in November 1986, as Texas reeled from the last big oil bust.
business
Optimism grows among retail landlords as Texas reopens
Despite some upside, uncertainty and permanent closures are still a reality for a retail industry facing lagging consumer confidence.
coronavirus
Q&A: Answers from the TWC chairman and public representative
The chairman and commissioner representing the public for the Texas Workforce Commission, Bryan Daniel, spoke about the economy and getting people back to work.
economy
How to recession-proof your job search, especially for entry-level positions
One big tip: be able to articulate why you're worth it.
economy
How to recession-proof the job search, especially for entry-level positions
With no in-person networking events and hiring freezes throughout every industry, what are job seekers to do? Author of #EntryLevelBoss, Alexa Shoen, has some ideas.
texas
Texas has billions in its rainy day fund. But legislators say they won’t use it until January.
State lawmakers widely agree they will tap into the Economic Stabilization Fund next session. But under the weight of a crippled economy, many want relief now.
local
Elon Musk might move Tesla to Texas. Here's what local leaders think of the idea
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter that he is looking at moving the company’s headquarters and future programs to “Texas/Nevada immediately."
business
'We are heartbroken to be leaving': Hoffbrau Steak & Grill House closes Fort Worth location
The owners say they were unable to come to an agreement with the landlord that would allow them to survive with the uncertainty ahead.
money
Can’t get PPP funds? Local tax professionals break down other CARES Act options
There are other options outlined in coronavirus legislation designed to free up cash for organizations of all sizes.
business
Analyst weighs in on Neiman Marcus' bankruptcy proceedings, shifting consumer spending
The Dallas retailer has started Chapter 11 proceedings, but whether it will be able to follow through on its plan to emerge in the fall is unknown.
business
#UpWithHer: Realtor talks about adapting to a changing market
One realtor says the pandemic has helped her get more eyeballs on a house and she has more time for clients because she’s not driving all over the metroplex.
economy
Texas unemployment rate hits worst on record at 12.8%
Until now, the state’s worst-ever monthly unemployment rate was 9.2% in November 1986, as Texas reeled from the last big oil bust.
business
Optimism grows among retail landlords as Texas reopens
Despite some upside, uncertainty and permanent closures are still a reality for a retail industry facing lagging consumer confidence.
coronavirus
Q&A: Answers from the TWC chairman and public representative
The chairman and commissioner representing the public for the Texas Workforce Commission, Bryan Daniel, spoke about the economy and getting people back to work.
economy
How to recession-proof your job search, especially for entry-level positions
One big tip: be able to articulate why you're worth it.
economy
How to recession-proof the job search, especially for entry-level positions
With no in-person networking events and hiring freezes throughout every industry, what are job seekers to do? Author of #EntryLevelBoss, Alexa Shoen, has some ideas.
texas
Texas has billions in its rainy day fund. But legislators say they won’t use it until January.
State lawmakers widely agree they will tap into the Economic Stabilization Fund next session. But under the weight of a crippled economy, many want relief now.
local
Elon Musk might move Tesla to Texas. Here's what local leaders think of the idea
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter that he is looking at moving the company’s headquarters and future programs to “Texas/Nevada immediately."
business
'We are heartbroken to be leaving': Hoffbrau Steak & Grill House closes Fort Worth location
The owners say they were unable to come to an agreement with the landlord that would allow them to survive with the uncertainty ahead.
money
Can’t get PPP funds? Local tax professionals break down other CARES Act options
There are other options outlined in coronavirus legislation designed to free up cash for organizations of all sizes.
business
Analyst weighs in on Neiman Marcus' bankruptcy proceedings, shifting consumer spending
The Dallas retailer has started Chapter 11 proceedings, but whether it will be able to follow through on its plan to emerge in the fall is unknown.
WFAA would like to send you push notifications about the latest news and weather.
Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.
No Thanks
Allow
