
Dallas Wings' New Practice Facility Approved
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Dallas City Council approves Dallas Wings new practice facility, addressing long-overlooked needs in Far West Oak Cliff. The team will pay extra costs, adding a public community wing and soccer fields, and contributing to the citys historic auditorium renovation. The Wings look forward to their 2026 season.
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0:00It's March 25th. This is Dallas News today, powered by AI. The Dallas City Council has given the green light for the Dallas Wings to build their new practice facility in Far West Oak Cliff. In a 13-to-2 vote on Wednesday, they approved an updated deal, letting the team take over construction at Joey Droidjuice's Park on North Cockrole, Hill Road. The project hit a snag back in late February when cost jumped from $54 million to $81 million due to added features. Now the Wings have stepped up to pay all extra expenses beyond the city's original funding, smoothing the path forward. Team leaders are thrilled, saying the facility will give their athletes top-notch training while boosting the local area. Council members highlighted how it addresses long overlooked needs in the neighborhood and strengthens Dallas's support for women's pro sports. The setup includes a public community wing with meeting rooms, two nearby soccer fields and links to the Chauk Hill Trail. It ties into bigger plans like renovating the city's historic auditorium by 2028.
1:03With this momentum, the Wings are gearing up for their 2026 season, including games at the American Airlines Center, keeping the excitement building for fans and the community alike.
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