The Latest Breaking News from Arlington

ARLINGTON, Texas — Dane Dunning didn’t pay much attention to the pain at first. He thought it was the side effects of a season’s workload on his back.

On Tuesday 1,200 attendees of this year’s Christians United For Israel Summit will trek from their hotel in Virginia to Washington

ARLINGTON, Texas — All-Star Shane McClanahan’s return from the injured list was dazzling for his first five innings Monday night, then turned frustrating in the sixth.

ARLINGTON, Texas — When asked Saturday if the prior night’s come-from-behind victory could give the Rangers some semblance of confidence in future late-inning rallies, manager Bruce Bochy said yes.

ARLINGTON, Texas — The win-clinching pitch hurdled toward home plate faster than any in recent Texas Rangers history.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Maybe it’s the age, or the injuries, but Texas Tech quarterback Tyler Shough has no problem calling out the way things were versus the things are.

ARLINGTON, Texas — It feels like the Kansas State football team has embraced the role of underdog for as long as the Wildcats have been playing football.

ARLINGTON, Texas — The numbers were in Martín Pérez’s favor. The on-field outcome was not.

DALLAS — Arlington, Texas resident Olivia Huynh has been greeting customers at Rocketbelly, her restaurant in Arlington, since she was 10 years old. It might become her most successful venture so far, but she’s been an entrepreneur since age 7.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Scenes from a weekend: Rangers starting pitchers didn’t allow a run in back-to-back games. Aroldis Chapman was acquired, arrived, and blew gas by some Houston hitters. The Rangers packed the All-Star roster like a clown car.

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers have played in front of the two largest crowds for a baseball game in Globe Life Field history this season. The record, set Saturday vs. the Houston Astros, is 40,380. The previous mark, set April 29. vs. the New York Yankees, was 40,027.