Arlington police are asking for help with their investigation after a man was found beaten in an AT&T Stadium parking lot after the College Football Playoff semifinal between Texas and Ohio.

Police found a severely injured man when they investigated a fight near AT&T Stadium’s parking lot 4 on the night of the Cotton Bowl.

The Arlington dome has hosted numerous high-stakes sporting events, including College Football Playoff semifinals and the title game in 2015, and "Jerry World" will also host the biggest sporting event in the world in 2026, when the FIFA World Cup will bring nine matches to the stadium.

The Ole Miss Rebels have four players who will represent the program in Thursday night's East-West Shrine Bowl.

Jon Pardi, Cody Jinks and Midland are set to headline the inaugural Lone Star Smokeout, taking place May 2–4 on the AT&T Stadium grounds in Arlington, Texas. The country music and barbecue festival wi

The Grand National Tour with Kendrick Lamar and SZA is coming to AT&T Stadium on April 26! Tickets. Jon Pardi / Cody Jinks / Midland \| Lone Star Smokeout.

Speaking of pictures, the Shrine Bowl logo was inspired by a photo taken in 1974. The image shows Mike Esposito — then a football player for Boston College wearing No. 26 – comforting a 2-year-old girl named Nicole Urteaga who was a patient at Shriners.

Coming off his blockbuster fight against Mike Tyson, Jake Paul announced on social media: "The moment you've waited a decade for."

I watched my first NFL game from a field-level VIP suite at AT&T Stadium. Here's what the view and experience is like and how much it can cost.

In advance of the world’s largest sporting event coming to town next year, Dallas has been preparing to make the most of the opportunity the event represents.

NFL Draft hopefuls get their first chance to impress coaches and teams this offseason in the East-West Shrine Bowl. See which players will be there.

The road to the richest one day rodeo in the world is coming to an end, as the second of three regional semi-finals events wrapped up Kentucky