Facial recognition shows us that when complex and evolving technology such as AI is deployed in the real world, as opposed to ...

A Midlands man has been capturing history through different set of lenses literally.Cecil Williams has been a photographer since he was ...

Ann” (up through March 1st) is a solo retrospective—they present her work in an unadorned way that says simply, Here she is; ...

The jury trial scheduled for March 3 in the sexual assault lawsuit against Jerry Jones will be pushed back, a Dallas County ...

Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones roiled fans when the team announced that Brian Schottenheimer would be the team’s next head coach, but it was his remarks to reporters on Monday that raised ...

Jerry Jones has a strange obsession with the term “glory hole,” or maybe he’s just trolling all of us at this point. The Dallas Cowboys owner is known to throw the words in places where they ...

I like your package' was not on my Jerry bingo card for this press conference," joked one. "Jerry Jones: I like his presentation. Pause," said another. "Jerry Jones literally just said 'I like his ...

NFL. Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones disagreed on reason for not hiring Deion Sanders as Cowboys coach NFL. Michael Irvin blasts Jerry Jones for losing a generation of Cowboys fans Super Bowl 2025 ...

With the hiring of Brian Schottenheimer, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones maintained his stance of being "all in" during his first meeting with the media since parting ways with Mike McCarthy two ...

Then Jones went off the deep end, raising eyebrows with an extraordinarily bizarre “glory hole” comment about the anger of fans. Jones delivered the comment, according to a post on X by Jeff Kolb.

Jerry Jones wants everyone to know he’s still a risk-taker. He said hiring Brian Schottenheimer as the next Cowboys head coach “is as big a risk as you can take” because he has no head ...

He is the ninth coach hired by owner Jerry Jones since Jones bought the team in 1989 and fired the only coach the Cowboys had for their first 29 seasons, Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Landry.