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Mexican political parties are courting voters living in Texas ahead of Mexico’s presidential election

Mexican migrants in Texas could play a role in choosing the country’s next president next year, and Mexican political leaders are setting up outreach networks — including one in Dallas — to court expat voters.

The Texas Tribune

Kevin Sherrington: Would drafting ex-Texas RB Bijan Robinson in first round make sense for Cowboys?

DALLAS — Back in the day when Jerry Jones picked up on Jimmy Johnson’s trick of trading out of the first round, and suffered the consequences as a result, it was easy to poke fun at Cowboys drafts. Not so much anymore. Especially in the first round. Of the organization’s…

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Demand for Suns, Mavericks Postseason Seats Jumps After Trade Deadline

Playoff reservation prices are up in Phoenix and Dallas after Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving were traded in blockbuster deals.

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American Airlines pilots agree to appear before NTSB in runway close-call investigation

DALLAS — American Airlines pilots who declined recorded interviews with federal aviation safety investigators after a close-call on a runway in New York have backed down and will talk.

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How a leap of faith made this entrepreneur Dallas’ go-to clipper seller to barbers

When other people hunkered down in the early days of the pandemic, Devante Sanders took a leap of faith.

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Black and Hispanic Texans say they don’t trust the quality of their water

A survey was commissioned by the nonprofit organization Texas Water Trade and included responses from households in both rural border communities and in urban areas across Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth.

The Texas Tribune

Nevada judge: Texas university can decide to ban defendant

A Nevada judge says it's up to the University of Texas at Dallas whether to ban a woman from attending classes on campus while she serves house arrest in Texas ahead of trial in a Las Vegas-area stabbing that drew international attention

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No longer a question of if Texas A&M will face Texas in SEC play, but how often?

DALLAS — As a Texas A&M assistant and then head coach, R.C. Slocum faced off against Texas exactly 30 times, each game special in its own way

Tribune News Service

A Texas park on leased land near Dallas must close because the state’s landlord is selling the property to a developer

After investing $72 million in improvements at Fairfield Lake State Park over three decades, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is out. The state has 120 days to vacate the property.

The Texas Tribune

Kyler Murray rehabbing knee at Cardinals HQ

It is the offseason and Kyler Murray is not back home in Dallas. He is in Tempe rehabbing his surgically repaired knee.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Brad Townsend: Has a 50-year-old grudge factored into former Mavs coach Dick Motta not being in the Hall of Fame?

DALLAS — The text came out of the blue. Out of desperation. Mostly, though, it derived from a daughter’s love and respect for her father.

Tribune News Service

Kevin Sherrington: Arrests, fire and celebration: Inside the ‘crazy’ 1993 Cowboys Super Bowl parade

DALLAS — On Feb. 9, 1993, the biggest phenomenon in the history of Dallas hit downtown with 15 tons of ticker tape and confetti as an estimated 400,000 people showed up at a party budgeted for less than half that turnout. Before the parade celebrating the Cowboys’ 52-10 Super Bowl…

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Venezuelan doctor turned Dallas teacher helps nurse deliver baby at school

DALLAS -- Loren Carcamo planned to spend that winter morning getting ready. The next day, Carcamo would be induced and give birth to her third daughter.

Tribune News Service

Police: Texas not alerted when Nevada stabbing suspect moved

Texas authorities say police in Nevada didn’t inform them when a suspect in a Las Vegas-area stabbing relocated to Dallas while awaiting trial on an attempted murder charge

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Dallas Mavericks’ success won’t be defined by Kyrie or Luka, but their ability to do this.

DALLAS — The NBA isn’t exactly in a defense-heavy era, but the Dallas Mavericks are pushing those limits.

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Timberwolves build huge lead at Dallas, then hold on at end for 124-121 victory

DALLAS – The Timberwolves got a taste Monday of what life might be like with Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic now teamed together in the Western Conference. Irving couldn't miss in the fourth quarter, and he brought the Mavericks screaming back from what was a 26-point Wolves lead in the…

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Conservative Dallas media firm strikes deal to become Spanish-speaking TV news competitor

The conservative Spanish-language news startup Voz Media struck a deal Monday to buy Spanish Broadcasting System’s MegaTV business for $64 million.

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The ‘Buy Black’ movement in Dallas-Fort Worth is gaining momentum but still falls short

Yolanda Bledsoe and Deidra Keener were deliberate about who they hired to build out their DeSoto bakery, 2 Sisters Sweet Creations. They signed on Black contractors for a majority of the shop’s needs, from flooring, to establishing their LLC, to their uniforms.

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In an age of repeated crises, these Texans are creating mutual aid networks to help neighbors in need

Community organizations and individuals helped many Texans weather this month’s ice storm. Extreme weather heightens demand for their help — but it can also stress their resources.

Tribune News Service

Getting started: Cafe Momentum Pittsburgh aims to give youth more than a job

PITTSBURGH — Gene Walker knows the road to success has many stops and starts. Consider his path to become executive director of Cafe Momentum Pittsburgh, the soon-to-open nonprofit restaurant and professional training facility in Downtown that gives juvenile offenders a second chance.

Tribune News Service

This Dallas company wants to change your relationship with restaurant servers

DALLAS The feedback channels of the restaurant industry have long been relegated to the pages of Yelp and Google, but a Dallas-based company wants to change that.

USA Today Sports Media Group

One free agent each NFL team should want to sign in 2023

Find out the pending free agent each team should look to sign, including the Los Angeles Chargers.

Tribune News Service

3 things we learned from the Lightning’s win over the Stars

The Lightning built off the momentum of Thursday’s shutout home win over the Avalanche, starting a challenging four-game road trip by beating the Central Division-leading Stars.

Sports Illustrated

Fletcher Cox? ‘He’s a Hall of Famer, Hands Down’

A few years back, as Jim Washburn drove north from Dallas toward the coolest ranch he’d ever seen, he couldn’t help but consider the man who owned it. Fletcher Cox was born in Yazoo City, Miss. But limited? He was not. He high-jumped. He sprinted on relay teams. And he…

The Independent UK

Irvin files lawsuit seeking $100M after misconduct claim

Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin has filed a lawsuit seeking $100 million in damages, claiming he was falsely accused of misconduct by a female employee at a Phoenix hotel

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