Danielle White+FollowDFW flyers: Big changes coming to your airportAmerican Airlines is shaking up how things work at DFW, and it could mean a smoother trip for everyone flying through Dallas. With a new flight schedule structure, travelers will see more convenient departure times, easier connections, and fewer early-morning sprints to catch a flight. The airline is also investing in better baggage handling and tech upgrades—think facial recognition at security and faster customs. These moves aim to make delays less painful, especially when storms hit. If you fly through DFW, how do you think these changes will impact your travel? Share your thoughts! #News #DFW #AmericanAirlines00Share
jharvey+FollowRecord-breaking Bassmaster Classic rocks DFWEaston Fothergill just made Bassmaster history on Lake Ray Roberts, hauling in a jaw-dropping 76 pounds, 15 ounces to shatter the previous tournament record. At only 22, and after surviving emergency brain surgery less than two years ago, Fothergill’s win is more than just a trophy—it’s proof that grit and dreams can take you anywhere. The DFW area buzzed as anglers from across the globe braved wild Texas winds, with local favorites and rising stars battling it out. What do you think: does local knowledge or adaptability matter more in high-stakes fishing? #Sports #BassmasterClassic #DFW00Share
Gary Dunlap+FollowDFW rents drop, but is it enough?Dallas-Fort Worth renters are finally seeing some relief as rents dip for the first time in years, but the reality is, affordability is still a huge challenge—especially for those earning minimum wage. Even with rents down nearly 2% from last year, two people working full-time at minimum wage would need to clock 80 hours each week just to afford a typical apartment. Renting is still cheaper than buying for most, but the gap is closing as mortgage rates ease. How are these shifts affecting your housing choices or plans? Let’s talk about what’s really changing for DFW locals. #Safety #DFW #Renting00Share
dianefrank+FollowDFW seniors hit hardest by grocery price hikesGrocery bills are climbing fast this winter, and Dallas–Fort Worth retirees say they’re feeling the pinch more than anyone else in Texas. Essentials like chicken, dairy, and produce are all up in price, with many older adults now stretching their budgets just to cover basics. Supply chain hiccups, winter storms, and the area’s rapid growth are making things worse. Some seniors are even driving to multiple stores to hunt for deals. If you’re seeing higher prices at your local store, how are you coping? Let’s share tips and support each other through these rising costs. #Food #DFW #GroceryPrices00Share
99.7Fm+FollowCowboys' Thursday Clash, Snoop's Christmas Coup: Dallas-Fort Worth fans nursed raw disappointment after the Cowboys' playoff elimination, social feeds erupting in demands for Jerry Jones to rebuild amid another heartbreaking shortfall , Diehards held out for Thursday's Netflix showdown against the Commanders—pure pageantry with -5.5 odds, half-full stands underscoring the stakes-free slog . Faith burned low, the game a final flicker in a forgotten campaign.Christmas Day stole the thunder as Snoop Dogg ruled Lions-Vikings halftime on the stream, firing G-funk classics and guest firepower that scorched Minneapolis . America snubbed Cowboys' comedy for Snoop's symphony, Netflix's Noel nexus channeling crowds to Lions' leapfrog over Thursday's throwaway . Cowboys vs. Commanders promo captured the turf tension, yet Snoop's star eclipsed it all—halftime hustle trumps Thursday haze. Story By Donnell Ballard #CowboysNation #DallasCowboysUpdates #SnoopDogg #Sports #dfw80Share
Emily Delgado+FollowDFW flight attendants demand fair payFlight attendants at DFW are raising their voices for something many of us take for granted: the ability to afford rent where we work. PSA Airlines crews, who help keep travelers safe every day, say their starting pay is so low—around $24,000 a year—that making ends meet in North Texas is nearly impossible. With American Airlines posting record profits, these workers are pushing for double-digit raises, boarding pay, and better schedules. As holiday travel ramps up, their fight highlights a bigger issue: should those responsible for our safety in the skies have to struggle just to pay their bills? #Safety #DFW #FlightAttendants00Share
Mary Williams+FollowBeloved Biscuit Bar shutters across DFWBiscuit Bar fans across Dallas-Fort Worth woke up to some tough news: every location has closed its doors for good, just days before Christmas. More than 100 employees are suddenly out of work, and the owners say rising costs and failed deals left them no choice. For many, Biscuit Bar was more than a breakfast spot—it was a place for comfort food and community. Now, there’s a GoFundMe to help support the staff. What are your memories of Biscuit Bar, and how do you feel about another local favorite disappearing? #Food #DFW #BiscuitBar10Share
michele24+FollowDFW gets a new country radio throwbackCountry music fans in North Texas just got a treat—there’s a brand new radio station spinning nothing but classic country hits from the 70s and 80s! Country Legends & Texas Classics 93.3 HD2 launched with George Strait’s “Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind,” setting the tone for a playlist packed with icons like Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Johnny Cash. For anyone who grew up with these legends or wants to relive the golden era of country, this is a real game-changer for the DFW airwaves. Who’s tuning in and what’s your all-time favorite classic country song? #Entertainment #DFW #CountryMusic10Share
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Matthew Jackson+FollowDallas rents hit new highs—here’s what’s changingRents in Dallas suburbs are reaching record levels, putting more pressure on families already feeling the squeeze from rising living costs. On top of that, the city’s food scene is shifting fast, with longtime favorites like Dick’s Last Resort closing after decades, and new spots like Jashan in Plano bringing fresh flavors. If you’re raising a family here, you’ll need nearly $75,000 a year for one parent to stay home with a child—no small feat as expenses keep climbing. How are these changes affecting your daily life or plans for the future? Let’s talk about what’s next for Dallas and its communities. #RealEstate #DallasLiving #DFW00Share