The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

DALLAS — Just like that, Dak Prescott is no longer the NFC East’s only $40 million-a-year quarterback. And, no, after a trip to the Super Bowl, Philadelphia’s Jalen Hurts has not joined the club. That will happen next year when Hurts more likely blows right by the group.

DALLAS — Don’t think Mavericks star Luka Doncic had an ulterior motive Wednesday night against the New Orleans Pelicans when he followed a physical drive to the basket with a shout at officials for not calling an and-one foul.

Imagine the Diggs brothers together. They might want us to!

DALLAS — Thirty-one days after Kyrie Irving’s trade from Brooklyn to Dallas, Mavericks and Irving fans on Wednesday awoke to the first instance of free-speech Kai, unfettered of reporters’ questions and unrestrained of clipped sound bites.

Texans—already starved for public land—have bid adieu to a well-visited patch of parkland between Dallas and Houston.

The fight broke out after one passenger bumped into another's wife and tempers rose on board the Southwest Airlines flight from Dallas to Phoenix, in the US

DALLAS — Dallas-based Town Square Mortgage has merged with Palatine, Illinois-based American Portfolio Mortgage Corp., a move to better position both companies to weather the storm as the rapid rise in interest rates has stalled homebuying activity.

Dallas’ latest plan to address its affordable housing crisis is slated to go to the City Council in April, according to the city’s top housing official. But he says it’ll take years and hundreds of millions of dollars from the city alone to make a dent.

DALLAS — Every Texas school would have an armed officer and would-be teachers would receive extra support under legislation prioritized by House Speaker Dade Phelan.

DALLAS — Wearing a dark sports jacket, a dark shirt and a somber expression, a man who once entered a courtroom for his own cocaine possession trial wearing a full-length mink arrived for a news conference at an Oak Lawn law firm Wednesday fully aware that his past still haunts…

DALLAS — Herschel Walker says he doesn’t live in Texas anymore.