Three years later, the XFL's successor, the UFL, will now call Arlington home for years to come.

The United Football League has opened its headquarters in Arlington’s Entertainment District. The UFL, formed as a result of ...

Miami Live will feature dining, entertainment and community art ... The developer is working on a live-work-play district in Arlington, Texas, in partnership with the Texas Rangers and Live ...

Arlington police are evaluating security ... we will be bringing in additional police resources into the entertainment district for both the Cowboys game this Sunday and for the Cotton Bowl ...

ARLINGTON, Texas — The forecast is becoming more ... began treating roads on Monday and started working on the entertainment district streets on Tuesday. They plan to get salt brine down one ...

The Arlington ... entertainment district, with access to dynamic venues, top-notch amenities, and a thriving business community.” Fort, formerly Fort Capital, is a Fort Worth-based real estate ...

a mission-turned-fort during the battle for Texas independence, and entertainment hubs like the River Walk, a 3-mile path along the San Antonio River that features numerous shops and restaurants.

ARLINGTON - The recent terror attack in New Orleans that killed at least 15 people and injured dozens more just hours before the Sugar Bowl has the Dallas Cowboys on ...

The study said it analyzed over a quarter million Google Maps to find ... Other "boring" places in Texas to land on the list include smaller cities like Garland and Arlington, and bigger metros ...

The hospitality and live entertainment company ... according to the Collin Central Appraisal District. The amphitheater site is adjacent to the Sheraton McKinney Hotel, northeast of U.S. Route ...

How Arlington’s Entertainment District became a destination for sports ... Here's a look at how it all came together—and what's coming next. North Texas is a big place, with plenty to do, see, hear, ...

In Texas, the Rangers opened The Ballpark in Arlington in 1994 ... the area around the ballpark Denver’s most vibrant entertainment district and a national destination.