The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

DALLAS — A Spirit Airlines vendor at DFW International Airport has suspended a gate agent involved in a violent altercation that went viral online.

DALLAS — A man who drank from a water bottle after his guilty verdict in a Denton County courtroom Thursday was taken to a hospital and later died Thursday, according to his defense attorney.

As the temperature spiked and tempers flared, with no less than a half-dozen dust-ups that sometimes led to fisticuffs, somebody should’ve hosed down these undisciplined Broncos and churlish Cowboys and sent them all to bed without dinner.

The emerging car-sharing industry and companies such as Turo are already running into barriers in the Dallas area at one of its most important points — airports.

DALLAS — Beto O’Rourke is defending the F-bomb he dropped Wednesday night while confronting a heckler who he said was laughing during his remarks about the Uvalde mass shooting that killed 19 elementary school students and two teachers.

DALLAS — The Dallas-Fort Worth area officially ended a 67-day streak without rainfall Wednesday afternoon — the second-longest such stretch on record.

Ticket prices for air travelers headed out of DFW International Airport and Dallas Love Field have already plummeted more than 28% from the summer travel peak, but analysts warn that airfares could spike again heading into the holidays.

With golf’s FedEx playoffs set to commence Thursday, we now realize we were short-sighted back in May when we suggested that Dallas’ Big Three of Scottie Scheffler, Jordan Spieth and Will Zalatoris were here to save the AT&T Byron Nelson. We now understand they are here to save the PGA…

Kosoul Chanthakoummane is set to be executed August 17 for the murder of a Dallas realtor in a case built on hypnosis and faulty evidence.

DALLAS — This summer has been all but unbearable for the people of North Texas — but what about the animals at the Dallas Zoo?

Bob Strauss, the venerable Dallas lawyer-lobbyist and longtime Democratic Party leader, used to say that, in politics, things are never as good as they seem or as bad as they seem.