The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

There are hospitality and management roles available and some of the successful candidates will be flown to Dallas, Texas, to learn the ropes before TopGolf opens in Rutherglen later this year.

Sure, Texas is a red state. But the merger of MAGA and anti-LGBTQ activism has revealed a whole new level of ugly

More than 1,300 Southwest Airlines pilots protested the carrier at Dallas Love Field on Tuesday amid tense contract negotiations, holding signs that read “Our passengers and pilots deserve better” and “Southwest’s operation: From first to worst.”

DALLAS — The Stars officially announced Peter DeBoer as their next head coach on Tuesday afternoon, two days after it was initially reported that he was coming to Dallas.

DALLAS — More than a dozen mayors representing Texas’ biggest cities — including liberals and conservatives alike — asked Republican Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday to call a special session and usher in legislation that would address guns and mental health.

DALLAS — If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, what happens to Texas state laws that were in place prior to the landmark ruling on abortion rights almost 50 years ago?

DALLAS — Police officers were in the hallway and armed with rifles and at least one ballistic shield within 19 minutes after a gunman arrived at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, a new development that raises more questions and criticism about law enforcement’s response to the massacre, according to a…

Johnson’s barrier-breaking political career started in the heart of deeply segregated Texas. She is nearing the end of her 15th — and last — term representing Dallas. In January, she will retire.

DALLAS — It’s always a good time to drink Mexican lagers and margarita-inspired craft beers, right? And summer temperatures are perfect for such crisp, refreshing and unique alternatives to the often bland, basic mass-produced Mexican lager.

PITTSBURGH — When Cooper Raiff was growing up in Dallas, he thought everyone was Jewish. He even told his mom as much, at which point she set her son straight on how small the country's Jewish population actually is.

BROOKLINE, Mass. — Will Zalatoris had been there before.