FIFA World Cup: Local Dutch restaurant prepares for influx of Netherlands fans

Though the Netherlands' national soccer team only plays one World Cup match in North Texas, local fans are gearing up for the Orange Legion to invade this summer.

First show, March Madness, Maxx Crosby & Craig Miller | Free 4 All+
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It's the first ever episode of Free 4 All+! Join Mike and Sam in the inaugural episode of the show as they discuss what the show will be about, if March Madness is still exciting in the NIL era, and the rumors of what the Cowboys almost gave up for Maxx Crosby. Plus, Craig Miller from 1310 The Ticket joins the show.

2026 FIFA World Cup tickets to go on sale on first-come first-serve basis

FIFA is launching their final, first-come, first-served ticket sales phase on April 1 for the 2026 World Cup. It includes a new seat-selection map and an official resale marketplace.

Texas awards $116M in public safety grants for 2026 FIFA World Cup security

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has awarded $116 million in public safety grants to host cities to bolster security, equipment, and emergency coordination ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

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The Dumb Zone crew reviews the Akaash Singh comedy show.

World Cup: 16 UEFA teams to participate in play-off tournament for four World Cup spots

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) will hold its second round play-off to determine the final four teams that will compete for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Bodybuilding legend Lee Haney in need of kidney transplant

Eight-time Mr. Olympia Lee Haney is facing his toughest challenge yet: a search for a living kidney donor. After managing a chronic condition for nearly 30 years, the 66-year-old bodybuilding icon is calling on his global community to help him find a lifesaving match.

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The Dumb Zone crew chats about Tom Brady and his efforts to promote flag football.

March Madness may cost employers more than $12 billion in lost productivity, according to new report

March Madness may cost employers over $12 billion in lost productivity, with millions of workers distracted or taking time off, according to a recent report from employment firm, Challenger, Gray and Christmas.

North Texas teen wins world title in 800m race

Northwest High School junior Cooper Lutkenhaus made history at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland, becoming the youngest-ever individual world champion.

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The Dumb Zone crew reacts to the weekend heat, summers in Texas, and the consequences for abusing a corpse.

UFC Veteran details MS diagnosis and journey
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In 2012, Alberto was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. At one point, the elite athlete - known for his physical mastery and relentless pace - struggled to walk. Doctors warned him to prepare for decline. Instead, Alberto made a different choice: he committed to relearning how to move.

Texas Longhorns advance in NCAA tournament after beating Gonzaga

The Texas Longhorns are moving forward in the NCAA men’s college basketball tournament after defeating the Gonzaga Bulldogs on Saturday.

TCU drops from NCAA tournament in loss to Duke

Texas Christian University is out of the NCAA men’s college basketball tournament after their defeat by Duke on Saturday.

Dutch fans to bring iconic orange bus to Texas
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The Netherlands' Orange Legion is coming to town. Here's what to expect from the Dutch fans -- from their orange suits to their iconic double-decker bus, which will arrive on a boat in Galveston before heading north on I-45 to DFW.

FIFA World Cup: Fans of the Netherlands to bring orange double-decker bus to Texas

Dutch soccer fans in their orange gear and iconic double-decker bus are heading to Texas for the 2026 World Cup, starting their journey in Galveston and then stopping in North Texas before hopefully winning their first championship title.