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Cowboys-Bengals live updates: Trevon Diggs set to return for MNF showdown at AT&T Stadium
The Dallas Cowboys (5-7) and the Cincinnati Bengals (4-8) are taking the national stage for a Monday Night Football matchup on ESPN.
Both teams are fighting for their playoff lives, but if that isn’t enough to hold your intrigue, maybe “The Simpsons” inspired simulcast is more your speed to see a different side of the NFL action.
Follow along with everything happening Monday night at AT&T Stadium, via our writers and photographers on the scene in Arlington:
How to watch
When: 7:15 p.m. at AT&T Stadium
Betting line: Bengals (-4.5) Over/Under 49.5 (via ESPNBet, as of Monday)
TV: ESPN/ABC; Streaming: ESPN+, NFL App
Broadcasters: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Lisa Salters
Radio: 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM), 107.5 La Grande in Spanish (KMVK-FM)
Game updates
Kickoff is set for 7:15 p.m.
Pregame updates
– (6:03 p.m.) Wide receiver Brandin Cooks, cornerback DaRon Bland and kicker Brandon Aubrey are designated as game captains for the Dallas Cowboys.
— Inactives for Cowboys-Bengals
– Cowboys inactives: LB Damone Clark, CB Andrew Booth, S Juanyeh Thomas, RB Deuce Vaughn, WR Jalen Brooks, DE Tyrus Wheat.
Trevon Diggs is set to return after missing the last two games with groin and knee injuries.
– Bengals inactives: WR Charlie Jones, S Daijahn Anthony, OT Orlando Brown Jr., TE Tanner McLachlan, DT Sheldon Rankins
– (5 p.m.) The roof is open at AT&T Stadium. The last time the Cowboys attempted to open the roof on a Monday night game, they ran into a few issues. No instances of faulty equipment were reported this time.
– (3:58 p.m.) The Cowboys announced a number of roster moves Monday afternoon ahead of the game against the Bengals, which included placing guard Zack Martin and cornerback Josh Burler on injured reserve.
Additionally, CB Andrew Booth was elevated from the practice squad to the 53-man roster, while CB Amani Oruwariye was activated from IR. Kemon Hall, another corner, was signed to the active roster from Dallas’ practice squad.
Pregame reading
– Cowboys-Bengals expert predictions: Can Dallas defense slow Joe Burrow, Bengals’ offense?
– Five final thoughts on Cowboys-Bengals: All eyes on Joe Burrow and a healthy secondary
– With Cowboys’ John Fassel coaching is about life lessons as much as it is football
– See which Bengals player is dating a Cowboys cheerleader: ‘She’s gonna be cheering for me’
Find more Cowboys coverage from The Dallas Morning News here.
DALLAS – After Norway won on Tuesday at Dallas Stadium, its star player has one more stop to make before heading out of town.
Erling Haaland and his teammates visited a Western wear store in the West End.
It’s already changing things for the store owner.
Y’all can kiss my Dallas
What we know:
Just hours after the Norway’s star striker helped his team advance in the World Cup, Haaland had one more goal in Texas – becoming a cowboy.
He and several of his teammates visited Wild Bill’s Western Store in Downtown Dallas.
The store’s owners Cody and Julie Newport told FOX 4 they got a heads-up about the special guest and had part of the floor roped off when Haaland walked in.
He ended up buying multiple hats. He traded cleats for cowboy boots and swapped his jersey for a shirt that says, “Y’all can kiss my Dallas.”
What they’re saying:
“Did he know anything about cowboy hats?” FOX 4’s Peyton Yager asked the store’s owners.
“No. He knew nothing,” Cody Newport said. “Actually, he was sitting in this chair. And we had someone fit him for a cowboy hat.”
Wild Bill’s owners said Haaland and his teammates gravitated to some of their beautiful exotics.
Haaland also purchased a buckle with a longhorn for his belt and branded his initials and jersey number onto his purchases.
“He was saying this is literally the only time I have and the only time in Dallas,” Julie Newport recalled. “He had an amazing time, and we gave him that.”
“We exude the Dallas welcome, the southern hospitality. For him to want to come in and hang out is everything,” Cody Newport said.
Big picture view:
Haaland shared photos of his visit to Wild Bill’s on social media, earning millions of views and likes.
That “Y’all can kiss my Dallas” shirt is nearly sold out in the store, with many of Haaland’s fans snagging gear of their own. And online sales are rolling in.
The store expects a new shipment of the shirt on Thursday to replenish the racks.
The owners said that normally their customers are 90% tourists. But after Haaland’s post, they are starting to see customers come in from North Texas.
The Source: FOX 4’s Peyton Yager gathered information for this story by interviewing the owners of Wild Bill’s Western Store in Dallas.
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Dallas City Hall named to World Monuments Fund’s ‘Irreplaceable America’ list – Lake Highlands
Dallas City Hall
Dallas City Hall has been recognized as one of 10 heritage places included on the World’s Monuments Fund (WMF) “Irreplaceable America” list.
The list highlights significant locations across the United States, ranging from landmarks and colonial buildings to Indigenous heritage sites, that face urgent preservation needs. Dallas City Hall, designed by I.M. Pei, was built following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy as part of an effort to rebrand the city and look toward the future.
In addition to being named to the Irreplaceable America list, Dallas City Hall has also been placed on endangered lists by Preservation Texas and Preservation Dallas. As uncertainty remains over whether the building will be renovated or demolished, its inclusion on the Irreplaceable America list comes at a pivotal moment.
“Dallas City Hall is irreplaceable as a major civic anchor in downtown Dallas,” said Zaida Basora, vice president of the Save Dallas City Hall Coalition and executive director of AIA Dallas, in a press release. “Not only is this an architecturally and historically significant building, but it has all of the elements to serve as a catalyst for the kind of development and revitalization that the southern area of downtown Dallas needs.”
The nationwide open call for nominations resulted in 75 submissions. Nominations were evaluated based on cultural significance, urgency of conservation needs and the potential community benefit of preservation.
The World Monuments Fund is an independent organization dedicated to protecting culturally significant places around the world. For more information about Irreplaceable America, visit the organization’s website.
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Syra Castillo is a recent graduate from Southern Methodist University and is the Lake Highlands Editor. She is a Dallas native and is passionate about local news. She studied English, journalism, and Italian while at SMU. She spends her time with family and tries to discover new places to eat across the city. You can email her at scastillo@advocatemag.com.
Dallas firefighters are battling a large fire at a Pilates studio in Uptown early Wednesday morning, officials confirm.
Dallas Fire-Rescue said at about 4 a.m., crews responded after someone reported smoke coming from the second floor of Pilates Methodology, located in the 2600 block of Routh Street.
When firefighters arrived at the two-story business, they began an offensive attack, and by 4:50 a.m., a third alarm was called, bringing in dozens of crews to help fight the blaze.
No injuries have been reported as crews work to extinguish the fire.
This is a developing story. We’ll update as more information becomes available.
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