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Jake Oettinger has been the NHL's best goalie in October. But we've written that sentence before.
What @seanshapiro wants to know is what's stopping Oettinger from replicating this form over the rest of the season. If he can, he's winning the Vezina:
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I am in the throes of putting out a magazine so I sat out this week's show. Fortunately for you, @machinesports replaced me with someone much smarter, more cultured & way more handsome: our guy @ktfuntweets!
Lots of Cowboys talk. I'll be back next week.
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Based in Dallas, Warhound is combining Anduril's equipment and software with Colossal's biotech to build a domestic supply of military working dogs. dmagazine.com/business-econo…
ALT Ben Lamm Raises $200 Million to Genetically Enhance Military Dogs
The Cooper Aerobics CEO carried forward his father’s pioneering legacy while forging his own path in preventive health—and adventure. He died Oct. 21 after a nine-month battle with leukemia. dmagazine.com/healthcare-bus…
ALT Remembering Dr. Tyler Cooper
Gather ‘round, home tour fans of Dallas! AIA Dallas Tour of Homes will return for its 20th year this weekend, October 24 and 25, featuring architecturally significant homes all across the city. These homes, which showcases Dallas’ breadth of design diversity, are found in Fairview, Lake Highlands, and six neighborhoods in between. Featured architects include Ghost Architects, Harper + Drummond Davis Architects, Marc McCollom Architect, Mitchell Garman Architects, Modern Living, NeatBuilt, Shipley Architects, and The Design Shop.
This year’s tour includes architects’ personal homes, a remodeled townhome, one of the largest homes ever showcased on an AIA tour, and a VIP-exclusive Premiere Party home at White Rock Lake.
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ALT AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Is Back for Its 20th Year
ALT AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Is Back for Its 20th Year
ALT AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Is Back for Its 20th Year
ALT AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Is Back for Its 20th Year
.@machinesports explains the top 3 reasons the Dallas Cowboys offense is broken. @mikelikessports @ktfuntweets
Deal Ticker: Exxir sells off Bishop Arts portfolio in the year’s largest mixed-use transaction in Texas, Karahan and KDC partner on Fields office space, HPI grows tenants at Spectrum Center, and Stream Realty wins The MIC offices leasing. dmagazine.com/business-econo…
ALT Deal Ticker: Exxir sells off Bishop Arts Portfolio in the Year’s Largest Mixed-use Transaction in Texas
A year ago, El Califa de León brought its tacos to Dallas, creating a storm of influencer hype, five-hour-long lines, and crushing disappointment. The pop-up was a disaster, leaving guests feeling scammed after they were served basic tacos and Costco packaged desserts at sky-high prices. The Mexico City-based taquería blamed a local partner for being unable to meet their standards.
Well, now El Califa de León has taken its traveling show to Manhattan, where New York City diners can now pay $19 per taco. So far, New York isn't thrilled with the value on offer. After the Big Apple has exported so many disappointing chain restaurants southward, it’s nice to finally turn the tables. We remember all the gory details from last year's Dallas pop-up, and quote a variety of New York food writers and reviewers. dmagazine.com/micropost/cali…
ALT The notorious tacos that disappointed Dallas a year ago are now disappointing New York City.
The land broker parlayed five unwanted heifers into a 1,000-head longhorn empire worth millions. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
ALT Rex Glendenning Is King of the Longhorns
The Stars' goalie is off to another hot start. That isn't new. But if he carries that play over a full season, the results—for player and team alike—might be. dmagazine.com/sports/2026/10…
ALT How Can Jake Oettinger Win the Vezina Trophy? Sustain His Latest Strong Start.
The TABC imposes unnecessary limits on where customers can bring their own drinks. Why? Profit. dmagazine.com/food-drink/202…
ALT It’s Time to Free Texas Wine Drinkers From BYOB Restrictions
From October 23 to November 1, Partners Card gives shoppers 20 percent off retailers who rarely hold sales. We asked six savvy shoppers for their strategies. dmagazine.com/home-garden/20…
ALT Some Partners Card Shopping Tips, From the Partners Card Pros
Just months after Elm Thicket/Northpark unveiled a monument to a historic Black golf course, someone stole its 300-pound golfer. Now neighbors want to know where it went. dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
ALT This Neighborhood Would Like Its Statue Back
The new trailhead was a full circle moment. dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
ALT PHOTOS: The Loop Plaza Opens Along the Katy Trail
Will we even recognize Henderson Avenue when construction finally clears? Unclear. But what we do finally have confirmation on nine new tenants joining Catbird, Cami NYC, Margaux, and the new Tristan Simon restaurant Romy. Caitlin Clark details the latest news coming out of the evolving avenue. dmagazine.com/food-drink/202…
ALT The Comings and Goings and Stayings of Henderson Avenue
Once upon a time, a homecoming mum was just a flower with a bow. Now it’s practically an engineering project. Our interactive builder lets you see just how far Texas school spirit can go. dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
ALT Go Big or Go Homecoming: Build Your Own Texas Mum
Meet the Dallas 500: Shaina Drummond, Dallas County Medical Society. Uncover Dr. Drummond’s inspiration to pursue skiing in her 40s, her hopes for the future of healthcare, and why she values collaboration. dmagazine.com/healthcare-bus…
ALT Meet the Dallas 500: Shaina Drummond, Dallas County Medical Society
Bavette, Kansas City strip, and more less-famous steak cuts worth trying in Dallas. And where to order them. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
ALT Bavette, Kansas City Strip, and More Less-Famous Steak Cuts Worth Trying in Dallas
We do not foresee the Mavericks being very good this season, at least from a results standpoint. Nearly two years removed from the Luka Doncic trade, they remain in transit, still shuttling between Doncic’s era and Cooper Flagg’s. Most of the holdovers don’t fit Flagg’s future. Most of the newcomers can’t help him in the present. These are not the ingredients of a winning basketball team.
None of this should dissuade you from watching. In fact, the Mavericks have given us more cause to pay attention. We are about to watch this franchise understand itself in real time. dmagazine.com/sports/2026/10…
ALT The Mavericks Are in Their Discovery Era
