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When the FIFA World Cup came to North Texas, lifelong soccer enthusiast Martin Kelman temporarily offered his memorabilia collection to the Frisco Heritage Museum.

The City of Plano hosted the first of two community open houses Wednesday designed to garner feedback on the proposed $700 million sports and entertainment district poised to be the future home of the Dallas Stars.

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career ends as Spain beats Portugal 1-0 in round of 16.

As two major sports teams get ready to leave downtown, the Dallas Wings are ready to move-in.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who has long coached his daughters' and other girls' basketball teams at school, wrote the court's majority opinion.

Kiest Tennis Center has been managed by the nonprofit Dallas Tennis Association. The city considered switching to the McKinney-based company Impact Activities.

In this week's sports roundup, a look at the Maverick's newest top-10 draft pick — who new coach Dusty May knows well. Plus, we'll hear how the Dallas Wings are leaving their losing days in the dust — and about how the U.S. Men's National Team may take it easy in tonight's World Cup match.

Japanese fans turned Harwood Park in downtown Dallas into a sea of blue for a pre-game rally ahead of their team’s match against Sweden in the FIFA World Cup.

Federal authorities announced in a tweet Monday that the FBI has seized a large number of drones illegally flown over FIFA spaces in North Texas.

Argentine superstar Lionel Messi, who's about to turn 39 years old, is coming to North Texas for the World Cup.

Folarin Balogun notched a pair of goals against Paraguay. Can he continue his hot streak vs. Australia?

The Londoner Pub, a Dallas staple for soccer fans, opened its doors in Arlington as the World Cup began. As the packed house belted out a song to the tune of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline,” chief operations officer Charlotte Tate said the soccer crowds had “the best vibe and atmosphere.”