The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

In the first full year of the pandemic, the New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago metro areas had the greatest population losses in the U.S. U.S. Census Bureau data released Thursday says Sunbelt metros like Dallas, Phoenix and Houston had the biggest gains

DALLAS — On Wednesday, his 49th birthday, coach Jason Kidd got sweet cards from his kids, drove them to school, and at the Mavericks’ morning shoot-around he was serenaded by his players and assistant coaches.

Rookie big man Alperen Sengun had 14 points and 11 rebounds in just 22 minutes, but Houston connected on just 4-of-28 from 3-point range (14.3%) in a blowout loss at Dallas.

An 18-year-old man who was one of 10 injured outside a South Dallas event venue this weekend has died.

DALLAS — New York Times staff writer Nikole Hannah-Jones, who has become the face of the much-talked about the 1619 Project, happened to be in Sen. Ted Cruz’s home state Tuesday, the day he negatively cited her work during the Supreme Court confirmation hearing in D.C. for Judge Ketanji Brown…

DALLAS — Education and civil rights groups are forming a coalition to beat back censorship in Texas public schools and oppose book bans.

Dallas-Fort Worth’s economy weathered the pandemic better than most, recouping lost jobs sooner than nearly all other large metros.

DALLAS -- In the span of 43 seconds, it looked like the Stars unraveled on Tuesday night.

The Edmonton Oilers will meet the Dallas Stars in NHL action on Tuesday night from the American Airlines Arena.

DALLAS — Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a disaster declaration for 16 counties where severe storms swept through Monday, tearing open schools and leveling homes.

DALLAS — When you think back to the glorious days of early March, Dak Prescott was soaring in the rankings of NFC quarterbacks. Tom Brady was retired, MVP Aaron Rodgers was pondering all aspects of life, Kyler Murray was disconnecting from Arizona and Russell Wilson suddenly found himself in the…