The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

DALLAS — Gov. Greg Abbott lifted the last of the stepped-up vehicle inspections on Friday that snarled traffic at the Texas-Mexico border and drew intense pushback from businesses leaders. But the Republican warned that he would not hesitate to bring back the inspections that created hours of traffic delays if…

DALLAS — Cowboys cornerback Kelvin Joseph was a passenger in a vehicle from which several gunshots were fired last month, killing a man in the Old East Dallas area, but Joseph was unarmed and did not kill the man, his attorney told the Dallas Morning News on Friday.

The Dallas cornerback is reportedly being considered a ‘person of interest’ in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Cameron Ray.

DALLAS — Luka Doncic reportedly will not play in the Dallas Mavericks’ Saturday afternoon playoff opener against the Utah Jazz.

Police want to speak to the cornerback in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred in Dallas last month.

DALLAS — The Wild is unlikely to face the Stars in the first round, but how it matched up against Dallas was still significant — a much-needed victory against a rival on the cusp of the division-based playoffs.

DALLAS — Back on Sept. 27, Mavericks media day on the eve of training camp, Jalen Brunson knew the question was coming as he sat down in front of reporters in American Airlines Center and others on Zoom.

DALLAS — Out-of-state students could soon have lower tuition rates at Texas colleges and universities after a federal judge ruled they shouldn’t pay more than undocumented students.

Need a $500 loan to make it through until your next paycheck drops? In Texas, the average consumer will be on the hook to pay that back, plus another $645 in interest.

DALLAS — A federal judge’s ruling could give out-of-state students access to cheaper tuition at Texas colleges and universities and renew efforts to curb the lower rates for undocumented students.

Follow along to see which prospects are selected Monday night in New York.