The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

Two more Dallas tech startups have closed new multimillion-dollar funding rounds to fuel their growth.

“I’m not a huge conspiracy nut or anything like that, but sometimes things don’t quite add up” says Texas man George Rebeles

DALLAS — The lead attorney representing former Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin expressed frustration Tuesday over a stalemate that has emerged in Irvin’s $100 million defamation lawsuit against Marriott International, saying the hotel chain has yet to provide key evidence that he believes could help clear his client’s name.

DALLAS — As teammates on the court, Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving are now 0-3, having registered losses to Sacramento, Minnesota and Team Giannis. The latter isn’t so relevant other than the chasm between Irving’s 32-point All-Star performance and Luka’s 4-point night being curious.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker face little opposition in their reelection bids. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson doesn’t have any challengers.

DALLAS — Tony Pollard still uses a scooter, but people say he’s getting around pretty good these days. Once he’s able to put it aside and move to the next phase of his rehabilitation, he may have something else in place.

DALLAS — More cameras, greater security lighting with motion detection and additional fencing.

DALLAS — Angel Gracia knows a good film studio when he sees one.

DALLAS — The two emperor tamarin monkeys that were stolen from the Dallas Zoo last month were seen running around in their enclosure Monday after being released from quarantine.

DALLAS — Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson won’t have an opponent in the general election this spring, city officials confirmed Monday.

DALLAS — A Texas man has been stripped of his U.S. citizenship and deported after he was linked to human rights violations as a military officer during the civil war in El Salvador.