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Brandon Cammack testified Tuesday in Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial; Ted Cruz rails against mask mandates in a Maryland school; new Texas Education scorecard release delayed; and the Rangers' win Tuesday may be a pyrrhic victory with injury to Max Scherzer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
North Texas woman files complaint after she says police mistakenly kicked in her door; What you need to know about Texas AG Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial; Which days have the highest rain chances for North Texas this week? The cool D-FW forecast; Allen declines to release additional records related to mall mass shooting; Texas Rangers' rookie Evan Carter hit his first Major League home run in a 10-4 at Toronto.
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Dallas won’t see dramatic change in homelessness, despite $72M; American Airlines flight attendants say they are ready to strike; Judge blocks Texas ‘Death Star’ law from going into effect, declares it unconstitutional; UPS delivery driver who collapsed in North Texas heat dies at the hospital, company says
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4 found dead in Allen in apparent murder-suicide, police say; Dallas Cowboys trade CB Kelvin Joseph to Miami Dolphins; Dallas-Fort Worth home prices just aren’t crashing; only 4% behind all-time peak
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Texas AG Ken Paxton says he won’t resign ahead of impeachment trial; As Trump populism lingers, Dan Crenshaw urges GOP to embrace traditional conservatism; American Airlines slapped with $4.1 million fine for history of excessive tarmac delays; Century-old Highland Park home demolished over calls for preservation in Park Cities
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Robert J. O’Neill, ex-Navy SEAL arrested in Texas who said he shot Bin Laden: What we know; Choctaw’s new ‘players’ are a familiar trio: Troy Aikman, Darren Woodson, Pudge Rodriguez; Carroll Middle School student dies after ‘medical emergency’ on campus, district announces; Fried pho and Biscoff cheesecake win big at State Fair’s Big Tex Choice Awards in Dallas
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Collin County DA will not seek death penalty for convicted murderer Billy Chemirmir; Dallas County’s auditor resigns after months of payroll problems cause budgetary chaos; Granbury ISD board censures trustee accused of sneaking into library to review books; Dallas Museum of Art on track for $11.5M in city bonds to upgrade security system
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Impeachment lawyers plan to call Texas AG Ken Paxton to witness stand in Senate trial; Teen fentanyl dealer sentenced to over 8 years sold to North Texas high schoolers, others Cowboys DE Sam Williams arrested on weapons, controlled substance charges; Fight for pregnant moms to drive in high-occupancy lanes not over
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Woman in alleged affair, aide, whistleblowers may testify at Ken Paxton impeachment trial; Parkland reports six times number of heat-related visits; Texas Republicans who denounced ‘defund police’ now threaten to defund Homeland Security; Four North Texas cities are rated as the best real estate markets in the nation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dallas’ Sha’Carri Richardson wins wild 100m final to become world champion; This summer in Dallas has been brutally hot. But how does it compare to the worst ever?; Jurist picked by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to help run Ken Paxton impeachment trial steps aside; American Airlines pilots vote in new contract deal with huge raises Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dallas County jail surges to 97% of capacity; The unraveling of Latin America: Why our border crisis can’t be fixed at the border; Frisco man arrested, accused of election fraud in Dallas County during 2022 cycle; Cowboys lose both LB DeMarvion Overshown, TE John Stephens to ACL tears
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Federal agency investigating Dallas ransomware attack; ERCOT calls for energy conservation with Texas projected to break power demand records; Three Dallas-area office buildings threatened with foreclosure; Dallas barbecue restaurant Cattleack, one of Texas’ best, gets new owners Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ken Paxton used burner phones, fake Uber name in cover up; Dallas cops laughed after disabled military vet was denied restroom, urinated on himself; iffany Gomas, ‘not real’ woman on DFW flight, wants to bring attention to mental health; TCU will pause football series against rival SMU after 2025 season
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Dallas County’s new payroll software system has been deemed “one of the worst that I’ve encountered” by an independent consultant. Also, the battle over the site of former Fairfield Lake State Park reached a pivotal moment Tuesday, when the private developer who bought the land declined the state’s final offer; Nearly all of the anti-migrant buoys Texas has installed in the Rio Grande are on the Mexican side of the border; A Texas judge will decide whether Planned Parenthood must pay the state Medicaid reimbursements and fines that could surpass $1 billion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cowboys, Zack Martin agree to restructured contract; Family demands answers after Duncanville police injure man; DART claws its way back after COVID, crime and other setbacks hit ridership hard; New D-FW homes now cost less than existing ones in historic inversion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Number affected in Dallas ransomware attack expected to grow; Ronny Jackson threatened to ‘beat’ state trooper after being handcuffed at rodeo; Lewisville Lake swimming beach closed indefinitely after recent drownings; Mavericks icon Dirk Nowitzki punctuates basketball journey on top of Hall of Fame mountain
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Why Dallas ISD can’t staff every elementary campus with armed security by September 1st; Why the ERCOT grid has held up despite record-breaking summer temperatures; Texas says shallow river makes buoys legal, amid GOP calls to defund Homeland Security; Study finds Plano tops nation for cost of living increase Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Teen struck, killed by car near Frisco school on first day of class; Dallas County reports first West Nile virus death of 2023; Extent of Dallas ransomware attack surprised some council members;
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Texas was warned about anti-migrant border buoys months before DOJ stepped in; Dallas ransomware: More than 26,000 people impacted by attack, city tells state officials; Mesquite elementary school teacher resigns over ‘alarming, racist’ social media posts; SMU on ACC’s short list of candidates if conference looks to expand
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Governor Abbott signs law banning trans athletes from college sports amid Denton protest; Yaqub Talib sentenced to 37 years in fatal shooting of Lancaster youth football coach; Officers fatally shoot man suspected in homicide in central Oak Cliff; Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Texas judge gives abortion exemption to women with complicated pregnancies; 12 horses, 24 dogs found dead on Collin County property, sheriff’s office says; AT&T’s shrinking workforce by the numbers; Texas Rangers looked mortal for two months, now back to playing their best baseball.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appears in court on felony securities fraud charges; Armed personnel must be on every Texas campus, leaving some schools scrambling to adjust; Max Scherzer shows what he brings to Rangers, playoff race with grind-it-out win in debut; 12-year-old hit by truck while riding bike on sidewalk dies, Southlake police say
Girl dinner? Grimace shake? Barbiecore? This has been the summer of viral food trends, and The Dallas Morning News food team weighs in on which ones they love or hate. Or both. Then the team tackles the latest Dallas restaurant news, from a new Knox Street spendy spot with throwback vibes to a “glammy grammy” bagel shop in East Dallas and a Mexican restaurant in Lewisville that sells tortillas by the kilo.
Texas AG Paxton wants whistleblower statements tossed from impeachment evidence; Identity of woman in alleged Paxton affair revealed; Fired Southlake cop smiled for swastika photo accidentally texted to citizen; Excessive heat warning continues as Dallas weather remains hot
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [2:45] discuss the Rangers’ wild deadline activity, and Evan ranks it among the most significant in his 25 years covering the team. If all goes right, Kevin says, the last three months of the season will dictate who got the best Met: the Rangers with Max Scherzer, or the Astros with Justin Verlander. Kevin and Evan also discuss the lineup. Corey Seager’s imminent return and a surging Mitch Garver should help. David and Kevin [34:15] discuss whether Zeke Elliott really has a future with the Cowboys, and why Jerry Jones keeps pretending he does. David says he expects Zack Martin’s holdout to continue despite the mounting fines. He also says this might be the most well-balanced Cowboys team that has gone to camp in a couple of decades.
Also, the Rangers made a move for Pirates catcher Austin Hedges in final hour of MLB trade window; Trump charged by Justice Department for efforts to overturn 2020 election loss; Homebuyers from outside the U.S. now flocking to Texas just as much as California
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wants impeachment articles dismissed; How legal North Texas guns end up illegally trafficked to Mexico; The Ticket announces new midday lineup; Cowboys RB Ronald Jones suspended 2 games for performance-enhancing substances
More heat on the way for DFW; a cold case homicide victim had been identified 44 years later; and the Texas Rangers add more pitchers to the roster
How Mavericks helped Dorian Finney-Smith secure father’s parole after 29 years in prison; H-E-B and inflation shake up the Dallas-Fort Worth grocery market; · Dallas median ban: City should be allowed to enforce it, federal judge recommends; Abbott allies in Congress don’t just defend his border barricade, they want Texas repaid
Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two tax crimes after a deal with federal prosecutors unraveled during a court hearing following the judge’s concerns over the agreement. Also, deaths among new Texas mothers spiked 40% in the last two decades and more news.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:25] the start of Cowboys training camp. David outlines priorities of who should get new deals after Trevon Diggs and Zack Martin. Kevin wonders how high CeeDee Lamb wants to go. And Evan asks if Jerry Jones said anything crazy in his opening remarks. Meanwhile, the Rangers’ struggles in Houston suddenly puts their first-place hold in the West in jeopardy. [22:50] Evan and Kevin discuss whether Chris Young should go all in on Shohei Ohtani, or if he should spend his assets on multiple needs, namely the bullpen?
Dallas police officer shoots and wounds man after chase near Love Field; Texas AG Ken Paxton demands details of impeachment charges against him; Southlake school trustees pass policies targeting bathrooms, pronouns; Cowboys sign CB Trevon Diggs to five-year, $97 million contract extension
Impeachment lawyers oppose Texas AG Ken Paxton’s request; Popular Uptown cocktail bar institutes new dress code, raising customer concerns; Woman was on road trip when Dallas police say she was killed by man accused in 3 slayings; Anti-LGBTQ YouTubers trolled a progressive Plano church. It was firebombed weeks later
The front doors of a Plano church were damaged in a firebomb attack early Sunday. Also, human remains found Saturday night in north Oak Cliff.
Suspect in Como mass shooting said he ‘didn’t intend to shoot’ strangers in crowd; Cornyn defends Texas’ use of razor wire to deter migrants from crossing Rio Grande; Dallas changing plans to ban gas-powered lawn equipment amid new state law; Here’s how much profit Dallas-Fort Worth home sellers are making
Justice Department officials said Wednesday that they are assessing the legality of Texas’ use of razor wire along the Southwest border, as Mexico’s president blasted the state’s treatment of migrants. Also,
Texas’ razor wire, buoys at border violate international law; Texas AG Ken Paxton reports post-impeachment $1.7M personal ‘fundraising record’; Autopsy shows Allen mall gunman was shot 3 times, tested negative for drugs and alcohol; American Airlines flight attendants will vote on strike authorization
Hottest weather of the summer so far; Gag order issued ahead of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton impeachment trial; Hawks are terrorizing a Texas neighborhood, with mail delivery suspended due to attacks
Elon Musk’s X Corp. sues Dallas County entities; Marriott has 270-plus short-term rentals in D-FW. Here’s where it stands on Dallas ban; Texas Rangers release 2024 regular season schedule, featuring another opening day at home; House poised to OK psychedelics for military trauma, thanks to Crenshaw-AOC partnership
ERCOT says it is prepared to meet record-breaking demand amid heatwave; Excessive Heat Warning in effect for North Texas through Thursday; Dallas police chief fires officer arrested on DWI charge; State opens investigation into neglect allegations at Dallas County Juvenile Department
Texas slips again in CNBC ranking of top states for business; Fort Worth PD release some body camera footage in killing of 2 men at block party; Lawsuit alleges ex-Dallas officer used excessive force on a man handcuffed to hospital bed; Clarence Thomas’ connection with Cowboys’ Jerry Jones reportedly got him a Super Bowl ring
Dallas mayor Eric Johnson says he won’t challenge his nearly $33,000 property tax bill; Dallas resident wins $1 million off lottery ticket bought at unique Texas location; Lieutenant Governor and the House Speaker strike deal on property taxes; Medical City’s parent company discloses data breach involving 11 million patients; State Senator Roland Gutierrezannounces he will challenge Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate
Mayor Johnson files protest to lower estimated $33K property tax bill; Texas prepares to deploy Rio Grande buoys in governor’s effort to curb border crossings; Powerball jackpot rises to estimated $650 million ahead of Monday’s drawing; Arlington man sentenced in death of 2-year-old boy caused by blunt force trauma to head; 5 facing charges after Fort Worth street takeover, police chase in stolen cars
North Texas execs charged in $53 million PPP fraud scheme; Dallas braces for impact of new state law that limits how cities govern themselves; Baylor Scott & White expands in Texas with joint ownership of 41 urgent care clinics; These 36 surprising dishes will compete for State Fair of Texas food awards
This week is all about the drama. The Dallas Morning News food team talks about an ice cream shop feud in Oak Cliff, the latest on the city of Dallas’ Street Seats initiative, why The Bearis the best show on TV right now, and what Eat Drink D-FW listeners really think about “sheet meat.” You’ll also hear the food team’s favorite summer food memories, from fresh tomatoes to “fruit pizza” to ... hot soup?
Teenager identified as 3rd person killed in shooting after Fort Worth festival; Victims’ loved ones confront El Paso Walmart gunman who killed 23 people; Dallas Police Women’s Association aims to change department culture; 3 D-FW barbecue spots are best in Texas, says The New York Times
What we know about the Fort Worth shooting that killed 3, wounded 8; American Airlines passenger claims fellow traveler was ‘not real’; A new DMN investigation into police brutality
Rudolph “Rudy” Farias IV was 17 years old when he went missing in Houston in March 201 has been found alive. Also, Senator Ted Cruz is pushing to rename the street in front of the Cuban embassy and a docuseries about Dallas Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones is heading to Netfilix.
Gov. Greg Abbott can ban local COVID-19 mask mandates, Texas Supreme Court rules; Driver, baby who was in passenger’s lap die after high-speed crash in Old East Dallas; Dallas man sentenced to life for trafficking meth out of west Oak Cliff car dealership; Fireworks industry finds stable ground after pandemic, demand expected to stay sky-high
U.S. Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in college admissions; The heat wave blamed for 13 deaths in Texas so far spreads eastward; Dallas to give Housing Forward $3 million to help get apartments for homeless people
SPAGHETT! Bo Time! Sheet meat? The Dallas Morning News food team discusses everything from the hottest summer cocktail hacks to the cult of Bojangles chicken and biscuits. Then it’s time to get into some geeky food science with the approval of cell-cultivated chicken for sale at some restaurants. Is this the future of food? Does it taste good? Does it mean we can now make meat out of anything? This could get weird, y’all.
Dallas to pay $4M for cyberattack detection system; What we know about the body-cam footage of the Allen mall mass shooting; What Ken Paxton’s impeachment crisis shares in common with Texas’ only removal; Airline travel delays pick up early and expected to grow worse as holiday weekend nears
With Kevin Sherrington away accepting a fancy sportswriting award, Evan Grant and David Moore are left to fumble through [3:50] while worrying over the Rangers’ sudden lack of production in key situations. And while we’re at it, there are maybe a half-dozen Rangers under All-Star Game consideration. Is a huge All-Star delegation what this team needs as it readies for a second-half challenge? [34:21] David has a hot take on the Mavs’ magic of draft day — basically that it shouldn’t have been allowed to happen. And, as always, we ponder: Should the Mavs bring Kyrie back?
Governor calls Texas Legislature in for second special session on property taxes; Widow of Dallas mail carrier wants answers after husband collapsed working in Texas heat; Texas may reach temperatures hotter than 99% of the world as dangerous heat wave persists; As Bojangles fried chicken opens in Texas, CEO says 20 stores are in D-FW’s future
Feds to vet more Dallas violent crimes with police, focus on possible re-offenders; DART awarded $103 million federal grant to replace oldest buses in its fleet; Freeing up Dallas police: Parking enforcement switch was city’s early attempt; Texas reports first local malaria infection in 30 years
Pedestrian struck by multiple vehicles on Highway 75 in Plano dies; Temperatures in Dallas reach triple digits for first time in 2023 ahead of hot, humid week; City of Fort Worth website hacked, but officials haven’t seen ‘sensitive information’ leak; Texas abortion bans are among the nation’s most strict
Hispanics are now the largest demographic group in Texas; Man who tampered with ankle monitor days before Dallas murder trial arrested in Oklahoma; DART looks to beat extreme heat by opening up 7 new cooling centers; Community of about 10,000 homes takes shape near Fort Worth
The Dallas Morning News food team has always been hot for Cheetos, particularly the spicy kind. Listen as the team crunches on the groundbreaking chip flavor (”it burns gooood”) and chats about Flamin’ Hot, the new movie about the man who reportedly invented the concept and is now known as the “godfather of Hispanic marketing.” June is also Pride Month, and reporter Imelda Garcia talks to LGBTQ chefs and the challenges they face running restaurants in Texas right now.
Senate continues debate on impeachment rules for Texas attorney general; Storms expected in Dallas-Fort Worth area Wednesday afternoon, early Thursday; USPS carrier dies of possible heat-related illness while working Dallas route; Bojangles expands to Texas; Euless restaurant opens June 27th
Texas Senate debating rules for Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial; Hunter Biden charged with failing to pay federal income tax and illegally having a weapon; VP Kamala Harris heads to Dallas to woo donors and talk abortion rights in Roe’s hometown; Dallas mayor lays out priorities for final term
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [00:15] the Rangers’ recent swoon and what they did to pull themselves out. Evan credits the hitting coaches for individualistic approaches, while David lauds Bruce Bochy’s leadership. Kevin says Chris Young needs to put his heel on the throat of the rest of the AL West by making deals to shore up the pitching. [23:55] Kevin and David analyze the lack of direction that has left the Mavs at a crossroads this offseason. They also discuss what the Mavs might do if they keep the 10th pick. [39:12] And the guys talk about Norm Hitzges’ pending retirement and the sports media landscape in Dallas.
Attorney fees, senator stipends among costs for Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial; Uvalde students, dispatcher honored as ‘9-1-1 heroes’ in Grapevine award ceremony; Already facing a nursing shortage, UNT is racing to open new program in a year; Highland Park ISD buys $1.8 million home for new superintendent to live in rent-free
1 dead, dozens hurt in Texas Panhandle town tornado; Supreme Court upholds law that aims to keep Native American children with tribal families; Texas bans transgender athletes in college sports; Developer ‘prepared for battle’ after Texas board OKs eminent domain for Fairfield Lake
Governor Abbott signs DEI bill into law; High-dollar lawyers aim to prove Texas in ‘substantial compliance’ to serve foster kids; Texas AG Ken Paxton’s family trust, finances targeted by impeachment subpoenas;
Major supplier of fentanyl-laced pills in Carrollton overdoses pleads guilty; Texas grid braces for record demand amid a summer ‘weather watch’; Authorities issue Amber Alert for missing 14-year-old girl in Collin County; Ikea plans a third store in North Texas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the topics of the day, starting [4:12] with a bad loss for the Rangers in extra innings Monday. Kevin notes that for the second game in a row Rangers starters couldn’t find the strike zone, a strong point all year. Evan defends Bruce Bochy’s approach but concedes they need to get better at small ball. [25:52] David poses three questions the Cowboys must answer in training camp, then adds a fourth as a bonus. [43:02] And Denver’s first NBA title begs the question: If the Nuggets can do it with one Euro superstar, why can’t the Mavs?
Dallas officials: City Council should keep short-term rentals in single-family zones; Amber Alert canceled after 7-year-old girl missing in Dallas found safe. Suspect at large; Rangers’ Jacob deGrom underwent successful elbow surgery on Monday morning; Thousands of dead fish washed up on a Texas beach. What happened?
Dallas City Council District 3 runoff: Zarin Gracey wins open seat over Joe Tave; ‘Young child’ infected with measles in Hood County, state health officials say; Texas to use eminent domain to seize Fairfield Lake State Park from private development; WNBA responds to incident involving Phoenix Mercury’s Brittney Griner at Dallas airport
Fairfield Lake developer says state lied about negotiations ahead of eminent-domain vote; Denton County financial advisor pleads guilty in money laundering case; General Motors to pump $500 million into Arlington plant upgrades; Fitness influencer Brittany Dawn will pay $400,000 in settlement with state of Texas; Short-term rentals: Dallas City Council to vote on new rules next week
What is it about smoked meats that makes people so litigious? The Dallas Morning News food team talks about the latest legal feud in the world of Texas barbecue, this time involving Lockhart Smokehouse and Crossbuck BBQ. Then stick around as Tom and Lisa Perini of the legendary Perini Ranch Steakhouse talk about cowboy cooking, celebrity visits, and why we should all eat more hominy.
Defense team says Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton impeachment is ‘baloney’; Border security bills pass Texas Senate, but will they reach Governor Abbott’s desk?; Harlan Crow rebuffs Democrats’ questions about gifts to Justice Clarence Thomas; Rally demands Denton enforce referendum decriminalizing pot; council signals opposition
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:58] the topics of the day, starting with the news that Rangers ace Jacob deGrom will miss the rest of this season and most of next year after elbow surgery. Evan outlines the Rangers’ response. Kevin says the acquisition of a closer remains the top priority, but Evan says the market won’t shake out for at least another month. Despite the loss, Kevin says the Rangers’ surprising play has raised the bar. Just making the playoffs is no longer good enough. [26:38] David gives us a sense of what the Cowboys are doing with the offensive line in minicamp, and the guys discuss the fact that Jerry Jones says he won’t add anyone to the Ring of Honor this fall. [44:10] And, holy cow, the PGA Tour-LIV merger!
Rangers ace Jacob deGrom needs elbow surgery; Infighting among leadership exposes rifts in Texas GOP; H-E-B’s low-price concept Joe V’s Smart Shop is coming to Dallas; How DART is making its buses cleaner.
Attorneys say criminal justice in Dallas is in ‘paralysis’ due to upgrade woes.A duo accused of plot to kill migrants, CBP officers at Texas-Mexico border.Texas may drop its annual car inspection requirement. What will that look like for D-FW? Rangers place Jacob deGrom on 60-day IL, make room for Spencer Howard
Texas becomes most populous state to ban transgender medical care for minors; Dallas ransomware recovery ‘more than 90% complete; Texas’ chief power grid regulator resigns amid major overhaul; Texas Rangers tie historic offensive marks.
Dick DeGuerin and Rusty Hardin will prosecute the case against Paxton, a third-term Republican impeached for alleged bribery, abuse of office and other misdeeds.
Topo Chico is kind of a thing. The sparkling water has had loyal followers for some time now, including The Dallas Morning News food team, so they had to taste Sabores, Topo’s new line of flavored sparkling waters (in cans!). Listen as the food team gets burbujeante with excitement and gives honest first impressions. The team also talks about Dallas brewery Four Corners and how it’s going indie again, then dives into some reader feedback about the new Hamburger Mary’s drag show restaurant.
Governor Abbott appoints interim attorney general after Ken Paxton impeachment; Collin County GOP chair says Ken Paxton wasn’t impeached properly; Funding for Dallas convention center deck park may change with revenue bond adjustment; State sues Fort Worth-area strip club that it calls a ‘haven for crime’
Feds say popular AR pistol must be registered; Plano set to add more pickleball courts; What we know about the reopening of the Allen Premium Outlets mall; Texas Legislature eliminates DEI programs, fails to dismantle tenure in higher education
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [4:58] the Stars’ humiliating 6-0 loss to Las Vegas and how much it colors a season that ended with a Western Conference finals run. [17:40] Going forward, Kevin wonders if Pete DeBoer needs to follow league trends and go with a tandem goalie instead of putting so much on Jake Oettinger. Evan crunches the numbers and comes up with the fact that the Rangers are historically good ... and still just three games ahead of the Astros. Can the Rangers sustain what they’ve built so far? [36:41] David explains why DeAndre Hopkins might have been a good fit before the Cowboys signed Brandin Cooks, but not now. And, what, exactly, constitutes a balanced offense?
Taylor Hooker arrested in deadly Central Park shooting; Who will present the prosecution at Texas AG Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial?; Texas AG Ken Paxton’s impeachment points to tumultuous 2024 election; Texas Legislature wraps up one session, only to await overtime period; South Dallas real estate group tackles property ownership gap
Oath Keepers founder sentenced to 18 years for role in January 6th riot; Impeachment recommended for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton; Parents of teen fatally shot at Dallas 7-Eleven sue store; Koreatown in northwest Dallas gains statewide designation; Fairfield Lake State Park land won’t be sold to Texas
“It tastes like summer.” If Blue Bell Creamery has a new flavor, the Dallas Morning News food team is willing to try it, especially if it also involves Dr Pepper. Listen as the team tastes the new Dr Pepper Float ice cream and shares some immediate nostalgic thoughts. The team then chats with celebrity chef and Food Network star Scott Conant, who’s in town this weekend cooking up some lobster rolls at the new Omni PGA Frisco Resort. He talks about which legendary Dallas chef inspired him at the start of his career, and if he’ll ever consider opening a restaurant in Texas.
A Dallas day care faces a lawsuit. Also, Allen Premium Outlets will reopen next Wednesday, the Dallas Stars' captain suspended, and e-scooters return.
A House ethics panel announced an investigation into Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s agency just hours after he called on the House speaker to resign. Also, a man critically injured in Allen shooting was released from the hospital; a bill heading to the governor's office will likely leave a voter fraud program; and the Valley View property owner revealed the first new project for the area.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:05] the Stars’ chances of getting back in the Western Conference finals against Las Vegas. David says they’ve got to get their power play going, and Kevin says he wouldn’t be surprised if the series goes back to Vegas 2-2. [8:04] Evan outlines another collapse by the Rangers’ bullpen while Kevin pounds the table for Chris Young to make a trade ahead of the deadline. [37:04] Kevin and David discuss what the Mavs should do with the 10th pick of the draft: Trade or keep it? And what’s the plan beyond that? [1:04:23] Bonus: Evan provides an early projection of what the Rangers could do in the MLB draft.
Dallas municipal court building closed as ransomware recovery continues; Add election workers to the list of people Dallas County didn’t pay on time; Allen Premium Outlets remains closed with no reopening date; Texas House passes bill to end diversity, equity and inclusion offices in higher education; Dallas artist Niki Dionne uses wool, whimsy to spotlight Black women
Mother of 8-year-old girl who died in Border Patrol custody says hospital care was denied; Critics cry foul after they say ‘don’t say gay’ provision added to Texas education bill; Dallas commissioners, juvenile board in standoff over records related to minors’ care; Stars’ postseason script flipped in stunning OT Game 2 loss vs. Golden Knights
A Dallas ransomware attack; Gun show in Allen canceled following outlet mall shooting; Dallas doctor at heart of fight over trans care will leave Texas; Severe storms expected late Friday afternoon in North Texas; cooler weather this weekend
Dallas Morning News food reporter Claire Ballor stepped in recently to help cover the deadly shooting in Allen. Listen as she shares stories and memories of families who suffered unimaginable loss that day, like the Cho family, who ate their last meal together at their favorite Plano diner. And if you know someone who is grieving or in need of some support, the food team also shares some ideas on what to bring. Sometimes it’s Pedialyte, sometimes it’s soup ingredients, sometimes it’s an amazing loaf of bread, sometimes it’s tres leches cake, and sometimes it’s just a hug or a shoulder to cry on.
Hundreds honor grade-school sisters killed at Allen outlets; Hundreds of Dallas County attorneys say they’ve not been paid in 6 weeks in payroll chaos; Dallas polling site turned away voters for hours on Election Day; Mavericks’ Mark Cuban doubles down on casino resorts despite failure in Texas Legislature; Inside the secret NBA lottery drawing room, where the Mavericks survived an anxious night
Texas AAPI groups call for community action, further investigation after Allen shooting; Injured in Allen shooting, Irvin Walker finds hope in prayer; Texas’ city, county regulations could be hampered by pro-business bill Senate advances; For the 78,000 people released from prisons in Texas every year, finding a job isn’t easy
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [3:20] discuss the Stars moving to the Western Conference finals against Las Vegas. David says everything rides on Jake Oettinger, while Kevin thinks the Stars need to ramp up their intensity level. [12:10] Evan analyzes the impact of Corey Seager’s return to the lineup, and the guys debate the biggest surprises of the Rangers’ spring: Ezequiel Duran or Jonah Heim? [38:05] On the schedule release, Kevin says Week 5 against San Francisco will set the fans’ mood until the playoffs. The guys also make their way-too-early win projections for the Cowboys.
911 recordings detail terror as Allen mall mass shooting unfolded; Why some Hispanic people become white supremacists; Electric vehicles in Texas face new tax as Governor Abbott signs law; Dallas Stars sticking with defensive pairings after troubling stats from Game 6 vs. Kraken; DFW Airport sets stage to restart work on sixth terminal with new airlines lease.
1 person dead, 3 others also shot in Pleasant Grove; North Texas Sonic employee dies after being shot by 12-year-old; Biden calls white supremacy ‘most dangerous terrorist threat’; Willie Nelson ‘shook this country to its senses’ to help family farmers, rural Texas; Clock runs out on Title 42, straining immigration system
Students across Texas walk out of class to protest gun violence; Ransomware full recovery could take months; Grand jury doesn’t indict Dallas officers, medic after transgender woman’s death; Poisonous worms that multiply when cut are back in Texas
Is breakfast better sweet or savory? Where does Blue Bell stack up in the ice cream sphere? Should steak be fried? Should anything be fried? Our Food team, with a special appearance from Dallas Morning News managing editor Amy Hollyfield, share their most unpopular food opinions. They also compare their results from a “food disgust test” and their thoughts on moldy marmalade and bugs on fruit.
Prayer services, memorials and vigils continue for 8 killed at outlet mall; Texas plan to put chaplains in public schools is latest move to inject Christianity; New drag bill still puts venues, performers in danger, opponents tell House committee; Dallas to take over vacant Lake Highlands land to move forward affordable housing project.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the topics of the day, [8:54] starting with the Rangers’ resiliency when things (e.g., the bullpen) go wrong. Ezequiel Duran and Leody Taveras are two prime examples of what’s gone right. Evan says the Rangers have tinkered with Taveras’ stance, and the results are obvious. Kevin says Duran may have plugged two spots: left field and a backup to Corey Seager at short. David says it’s OK that Micah Parsons is training away from the team, at least for now. [32:30] Kevin worries that too much work at defensive end could wear down Micah’s considerable athletic traits, which is why the Cowboys have tried to make the defense more “Micah-friendly,” David says. [45:40] In the ever-popular potpourri segment, the guys talk this week’s Byron Nelson tournament and wonder if the Stars can bounce back from an awful Game 3 against Seattle.
Details on gunman in Allen mall shooting; Allen shooting survivor is recovering; Harlan Crow rebuffs Senate demand to list all gifts to Justice Clarence Thomas;
Texas bill to raise age on AR-style gun purchases advances days after Allen shooting; Outlet mall ‘closed indefinitely’ after Allen shooting; Profile apparently linked to Allen gunman shows violence obsession; North Texas lawmaker resigns after investigation finds he engaged in sexual misconduct
At least 9 killed, 7 wounded in Allen Premium Outlets mall shooting; Gov. Greg Abbott rejects need for gun control; Texas cities boost cybersecurity after Dallas ransomware attack; May 6 election results; Dolly Parton and Garth Brooks to host 58th Academy of Country Music Awards
Officials claim prolific group initiated ransomware attack; 9-year-old recovering after being run over; Dallas’ Harlan Crow paid private school tuition for Clarence Thomas relative; Social media use targeted in teen mental health bills; South Dallas broker plans neighborhood real estate hub
In this excerpt, the Dallas Morning News food team talks about the new Barsotti’s restaurant and the end of Dallas’ red sauce saga, how an Arlington taco shop may get the city to change its mural policy, and a new late-night vegan burger shop coming to Deep Ellum. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for "Eat Drink D-FW" in your favorite podcast player.
ERCOT projects power brownouts this summer; Transgender college athletes bill advances through Texas House committee; US approves 1st vaccine for RSV after decades of attempts; City of Dallas likely targeted in ransomware attack; Carrollton man suspected of dealing fentanyl-laced pills online agrees to plead guilty
Severe storms could sweep through Dallas-Fort Worth; Paper license plates would be eliminated by this bill that just passed the Texas House; Protesters ejected from Texas House as vote delayed on transgender youth care bill; Rental community will break new ground in the Cedars south of downtown Dallas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [2:00] the ins and outs of last week’s NFL draft, rendering their favorite and least-favorite Cowboys picks. David tells us one of the Cowboys’ other options in the first round, where they took Mazi Smith instead. [30:38] Evan gives a worst-case scenario if Jacob deGrom is out for long. Kevin likes Evan’s suggestion of a Lance Lynn reunion but wants Evan Carter to take his time in Double-A and Triple-A. [54:10] The guys give their Stars predictions against the Kraken, and Evan goes one further, projecting the Stanley Cup rep from the West. Hint: Think local.
A federal judge on Monday lambasted Texas officials for challenging her authority to review how powerful mental health drugs are being given to foster children. Also, a popular swim hole is closed indefinitely due to lack of water.
Search area widened for Texas murder suspect; Bystander hospitalized Sunday after police chase ends with crash in Hurst; Willie Nelson celebrates his 90th birthday
Dallas OKs 615-unit affordable housing complex; Victims detail how Dallas man linked to 10 sexual assaults trapped them; Lawsuit accuses Navarro College coach from Netflix’s ‘Cheer’ of sexual assault cover-up; Texas ‘Trump Train’ members who intimidated Biden campaign bus apologize, settle lawsuit
Hear food writer Sarah Blaskovich explain why she calls Burger Schmurger's Maverick the best burger in Dallas right now, and why no one’s really disagreeing with her. The rest of the food team has their favorite “extra” burgers too though, from a juicy Brazilian find to a jalapeño barbecue beast. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for "Eat Drink D-FW" in your favorite podcast player.
Hundreds of cancellations, delays at Dallas Love Field, DFW Airport; Emotional Texas hearings happening under cover of darkness; Jurors begin deliberating in trial over deadly Dallas crane collapse; Arlington taco shop’s mural of infamous Texas Rangers fight can stay, for now
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant get ready for this week’s NFL draft by discussing whether the Cowboys will stay put at 26 (consensus: probably) and what they’ll do. [3:15] Each of our insiders picks a player for the Cowboys, with David ranging widest. [25:13] Evan describes the implosion in the back of the Rangers’ bullpen. Kevin thinks Chris Young needs to find a closer before the deadline, answering a years-old question, before it sinks the morale of a contending club. [46:20] David notes that Mark Cuban is finally seeing the same scrutiny that Jerry Jones has endured for years. And the guys decide that the Stars, with the best goalie, are the better team, but they can’t let the Wild push them around anymore.
Biden announces 2024 reelection bid; See the Dallas Cowboys’ 2023 draft picks, potential targets, mocks and more; Ban on Chinese citizens, others owning property in Texas gets initial approval in Senate; Police officer who was shot in the face during active-shooter training files lawsuit
North Texas man reportedly killed in bull attack; How to claim your share of Facebook’s $725 million privacy settlement; 9 teenagers injured in shooting at prom after-party in Texas; With his agenda through Senate, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick pushes House to comply; Dallas has yet to give cameras to Code Compliance workers
Driver’s license scam includes 6-figure ripoffs and arrest; Rangers’ Adolis García ‘wasn’t trying to do too much,’ instead made history vs. Athletics; Cows found dead with tongues missing across Texas; Dallas police investigating homicide after finding woman dead in east Oak Cliff; Early voting begins Monday for the May 6 elections. Here’s what to know
Texas DPS would police elections under new bill passed by the Senate; DeSoto newborn returned to parents after 3 weeks in foster system; Texas cheerleader recovering after mistaken-car shooting in H-E-B parking lot; After gun reported but not found at school, Mansfield ISD police detain Timberview student; American Airlines employee dies on tarmac at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
In this special excerpt, the Dallas Morning News food team laments the recent loss of a long-time Dallas brunch spot. You’ll hear listeners share their favorite memories of Latin bakery La Duni, which just closed on Knox Street after 22 years. What will owners Taco and Dunia Borga do next? And will it involve robots? Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
AT&T network outage cancels Dallas City Council meeting; Damaging winds, large hail possible Thursday afternoon in D-FW; Two Texas cheerleaders shot after girl mistakenly got in wrong car at an H-E-B; Michael Irvin remains suspended, won’t take part in NFL Network draft coverage; Irving mother who confessed to killing her 2 daughters sentenced to life in prison
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [2:51] the Stars’ opening playoff loss to the Wild and the repercussions from the injury to Joe Pavelski. Kevin says the Stars are better but the Wild is tougher, leading to a rant about what’s wrong with hockey. [13:06] He then talks about what else MLB needs to do while Evan gives injury updates on Jacob deGrom and Jon Gray. [40:12] David provides most likely scenarios for the Cowboys with the 26th pick and tells us whether they need to worry about positional needs.
Southwest Airlines resumes flights after nationwide ground stop Tuesday; American Airlines Center in Dallas getting major upgrades; Gun bills spurred by Uvalde shooting are up for debate in Texas House committee; Why some think Frisco’s mayor is the only one selling homes next to the PGA golf courses
‘Use it or lose it’ bill that could strip inactive Texas voters’ registration advances; What Harlan Crow said about his relationship with SCOTUS Justice Clarence Thomas; Homebuyers are looking in these Dallas neighborhoods more than anywhere else in U.S.; 16-year-old to open new Sugar and Sage Bakery in University Park
Man sues Netflix in Dallas County for using his photo in true-crime documentary; Mesquite ISD substitute teacher fired after allowing students to fight at middle school; Complaint alleges North Texas lawmaker had sex with a Capitol intern, report says; 2 men face capital murder charges in slaying of couple at Fort Worth home
Collin College, Texas Wesleyan among schools targeted by hoax emergency calls; Man sentenced to 12 years in prison after arrested with 2K fentanyl-laced pills in Dallas; Texas sinkhole appears stable, but future collapse is possible, researchers say; Bill requiring Texas schools to tell parents what books kids check out passes; DeSoto parents of newborn fight to remove baby from foster care
While artificial intelligence can’t actually eat or drink (yet), The Dallas Morning News food team talks through the impact of ChatGPT on the food and dining world, specifically restaurant recommendations. You’ll also hear behind-the-scenes tales from two very different Texas steakhouses: Historic Ranchman's in Ponder, with its chicken fried steak and a woman named Pete, and Nick and Sam's in Dallas, where a server named Benny makes fine-dining pressure look effortless.
Senate passes critical race theory ban at Texas’ public universities; Second twin in formerly conjoined pair discharged from hospital, joins rest of her family; North Texas venues hosting drag shows say they won’t back down as threats, protests grow; Dallas’ original La Duni Latin Cafe closes; Jacob deGrom, Texas Rangers break a Nolan Ryan record on second consecutive night
Ex-Dallas police officer who faced capital murder charges denied chance to get job back; ‘Bad operators’ targeting airport cellphone charging stations; 3 men arrested in slaying of 18-year-old found on southeast Oak Cliff road; Rare Texas wildflower gets environmental protection
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [2:49] the Mavs’ finishing debacle. David wonders if the commissioner could take away the Mavs’ hard-earned first-round pick as a penalty for tanking. Evan says the Kyrie Irving deal blew up in the Mavs’ faces because they didn’t win in a weakened West. [22:35] Kevin says the fact that Jake Odorizzi is out for the season and no one’s hardly noticed says everything about the job Chris Young did putting this Rangers roster together. Evan wants to see the guys down on the farm ready to jump in for spot starts this summer, and they’re not off to good starts. [44:48] David breaks down some of the top prospects and the Cowboys' potential interest come the NFL draft at the end of this month. And, if Bijan Robinson is available at 26, the guys say the Cowboys should take him. Take that, Tim Cowlishaw!
March marks one of Dallas’ deadliest months in years; Justice Department appeals Texas court’s abortion pill ruling; A single North Texas hospital saw 30 infant deaths from unsafe sleeping in last 15 months; Dallas Zoo’s 16-year president dies at 64
NBA investigating whether Mavericks tanked Bulls game; Sunday fight in northwest Dallas leaves 1 dead, 2 hospitalized; ‘Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ house transforms into casual Southern restaurant; Dallas police find threat to NorthPark Center Nordstrom ‘unsubstantiated; Dallas first responders conducting water rescue in Trinity River
In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team discusses big ballpark burgers (with Rangers Insider Evan Grant), fine dining accolades, and dive bar memories.
DeWitt Perry Middle School student unresponsive in class; Ex-Frisco fire chief accused of malfeasance; Hundreds of Dallas teens walk out to protest against gun violence; Texts sent to student led to Dallas high school teacher’s arrest;
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore lead off a chock-full podcast with the Mavs’ predicament this week: go all out for a scant chance of making the playoffs, or tank to keep their first-round pick? David argues that an MVP candidate should never agree to tanking. Kevin prefers any chance at all at Victor Wembanyama over a botched playoff bid. [18:15] The guys discuss the remarkable women’s championship game at American Airlines Center and the controversy over Angel Reese’s dis of Caitlin Clark in the waning moments of LSU’s historic victory. [37:52] Evan explains why Rangers hitters have struggled the last two games after scoring 27 runs in their first two against the Phillies. But he still likes their makeup. Kevin notes how Bruce Bochy’s command of the bullpen has already come into play. [54:55] And David tells us that moving Terence Steele to guard isn’t a done deal, or anything more than just discussion at this point.
Dallas County forces Price out of 20-year seat on juvenile board; Texas Senate passes expanded bills to restrict drag, sexual conduct in front of minors; Dallas high school teacher arrested for improper relationship with current DISD student; Airbnb hosts in Texas earned over $10,800 on average on short-term rentals in 2022
How a fender bender escalated into fatal shooting of Jin Shin; Dallas, Collin counties to get $22M in yearly funds for homelessness programs; A $10B natural gas backup power plan advances in Texas Senate
Flights at DFW Airport and Love Field called off; LSU, Kim Mulkey win Tigers’ first women’s national championship over Iowa, Caitlin Clark; Matt’s Rancho Martinez in Lakewood is closing after 34 years in East Dallas; After Dallas shooting, officers find hundreds of birds raised for cockfighting; Body-cam footage shows police encounter with Dallas ISD teacher killed by DeSoto officer
Donald Trump indicted; Pete Buttigieg launches plan to avoid aircraft collisions at DFW Airport; Elderly, disabled Texans wanting to stay in their homes threatened by low home care pay; Fairfield State Park development details revealed; Ted Cruz says Nashville school shooting shows Uvalde-inspired law isn’t working
Austin may have a fun food truck culture, but in Dallas, at least you hardly have to wait in line. Listen as The Dallas Morning News food team talks with special guest Samantha Guzman of Arts Access. As a recent Austin transplant, she has thoughts on why the Dallas dining “vibe” is a little less judgy.
Texas Senate OK’s ban on treatment for transgender youth, exempts current patients; Mistrial declared in capital murder case after Dallas police failed to turn over evidence; Dallas Zoo welcomes 131-pound giraffe calf
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss Rangers opening day on Thursday, [10:50] from the opening ceremonies to the last man on the roster. Evan says the Rangers have never had an ace like Jacob deGrom, not in the last 40 years, anyway. Kevin wonders if Ezequiel Duran has played too well to be a trade chip. [31:40] Kevin and Evan take sides on their favorite coach in the women’s Final Four this week. Hint: Kevin’s right. The guys also make their picks on the men’s side, where Kevin says the tournament game has changed. [50:48] The Mavs’ No. 1 problem isn’t making the playoffs, Kevin says, it’s finding out why Luka’s unhappy. And the insiders finish with thoughts about the Cowboys’ offensive line and what it means for the draft.
Former Dallas area pastor’s daughter killed in Nashville school shooting; Woman suing Cowboys owner Jerry Jones alleges ‘character assassination attack’; Southlake Carroll ISD quits nonpartisan Texas school board association; Bankruptcy judge approves Edgemere sale and refund plan for families
Drag ban bills pass Texas committee; Everman police seek public’s help finding 6-year-old boy; Texas civil rights attorney Lee Merritt jailed in Collin County after protest; Child sexual assault charges against former Texas Rangers pitcher dismissed.
Report claims January 6th defendants in DC jail have it better than Texas prisoners; Eye drops recalled after reports of deadly infections; Fact-checking Trump’s statements in Waco, Texas, rally; Dallas police searching for suspect in Saturday fatal shooting in Pleasant Grove; Out-of-sorts Luka Doncic can’t will Mavericks out of spiral in second loss to Hornets
Plano father and son ran one of the largest fentanyl operations in the U.S.; Twins sue Dallas after being disqualified from running for mayor; LGBTQ activists prepare for legislative fight at Texas Capitol; Why TikTok’s security risks keep raising fears; Thomas Jefferson High School staff detail response to on-campus shooting
Experts warn Senate ‘backup generator’ plan would sink ERCOT free market; Officials testify for ankle monitor bill 5 months after hospital shooting; Vigil honors teen fatally shot at Lamar High School in Arlington; Dallas ISD chief acknowledges campus ‘vulnerabilities’; Large hail, damaging winds possible in parts of North Texas on Thursday;
With Kevin Sherrington on vacation, [2:00] Evan Grant and David Moore have a nice relaxed visit to break down what the Rangers still have to answer in the final days of spring training, what’s gone right in Arizona and how excited the World Baseball Classic has left us. Speaking of excited, [19:40] we dive into something completely foreign: The Cowboys giving fans hope with their moves in free agency and the trade market.
In this excerpt, The Dallas Morning News team discusses the many different terms for ghost kitchens, and why diners are still trying to figure them out. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Experts warn Senate ‘backup generator’ plan would sink ERCOT free market; Officials testify for ankle monitor bill 5 months after hospital shooting; Vigil honors teen fatally shot at Lamar High School in Arlington; Dallas ISD chief acknowledges campus ‘vulnerabilities’; Large hail, damaging winds possible in parts of North Texas on Thursday;
Dallas ISD student shot outside Thomas Jefferson High School; Student killed at Lamar High School in Arlington is identified; Why some in Dallas are still on the fence about I-345 plan; Most Dallas short-term rental properties would be illegal under proposed rules
Student killed in shooting at Lamar High School; Texas committee passes ban on transgender medical treatments for minors; Teen dies after defibrillator on American Airlines plane wasn’t charged; Texas companies resumed 2022 PAC donations to Jan. 6th election objectors they had cut off;
Three witnesses still back Michael Irvin in Marriott lawsuit; Dallas Cowboys land WR Brandin Cooks in trade with Houston Texans; 4 injured in Dallas mass shooting; Investors bought 1 in 4 homes in D-FW last year; Collin County pilot killed in Lubbock County plane crashSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dallas church must pay 30K after firing employee; Army investigating the death of a female soldier at Fort Hood; Deleted murder evidence casts ‘big shadow’ on Dallas’ justice system; Ezekiel Elliott released by Dallas Cowboys; Teen who admitted to fatally stabbing Uber Eats driver gets 45 years in prison
In this episode, the Dallas Morning News food team celebrates spring break Texas road trip style. They share their favorite Texas stops for kolaches, jerky, and more, and they bring their favorite snacks to taste, including Mexican candies and Big Mama Pickled Sausage. And if you’re not traveling for spring break, listen for D-FW restaurants and bars that will help you at least feel like you’re on vacation.
Texas sports betting debate prompts worries over gambling addiction; How bad is juvenile justice in Dallas? This report has a lot to say; 2 killed, 1 wounded in shooting at Deep Ellum bar; Texas announces takeover of Houston schools, stirring anger; Lawyers ask Texas federal judge to stop use of abortion pill mifepristone
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant look at the rosters of the Cowboys and Rangers and where both clubs go from here. [4:00] Evan says only a handful of questions remain about the Rangers’ roster with two weeks left in spring training. Jacob deGrom’s debut Monday calmed Rangers fans and excited Rangers teammates and officials. [ 31:59] David says the Cowboys need a veteran wide receiver, but not Odell Beckham Jr. at $20 million a year.
Plano man sentenced to prison after stabbing and running over man; Man accused in Dallas Zoo crimes indicted on felony charges; Michael Irvin releases surveillance video, refiles lawsuit vs. Marriott in Arizona; Dallas Cowboys acquire All-Pro CB Stephon Gilmore; Southwest Airlines details plan to prevent another winter meltdown
The saga of a missing leopard, dead vulture and stolen monkeys became a national obsession and led to an arrest. Breaking news reporter Jamie Landers talks with editor Christopher Wynn about what really happened at the Dallas Zoo.
Four dead in shooting possibly tied to child custody dispute; 13-year-old reported missing in Dallas found locked in North Carolina shed; Dallas-Fort Worth surpasses Austin as Texas’ tightest major housing market;
Downtown Dallas march condemns women’s rights abuses in Iran; Man dies after being shot Saturday night in South Dallas; Texas legislators say daylight saving time should remain year-round, want voters to decide; Texas coach Rodney Terry continues to impress, captures Big 12 Championship
Dallas deputy man’s personal on TikTok; Texas leads in white supremacist propaganda distribution; Settlement reached in harassment lawsuit against Collin County DA; American Airlines pilots threaten strike vote after company offers 40% raises
After a short break, beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken are back with a new episode. To kick off the show, [1:45] Calvin and Michael reveal what they learned about the club’s free agency strategy at the NFL Scouting Combine. The guys then go down the list of Cowboys free agents and give their analysis of who will return and who will sign with other teams. Dalton Schultz, Donovan Wilson, Leighton Vander Esch? All three could be departing soon.
In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team welcomes new food and culture reporter Imelda Garcia. The L.A.-born, Mexico City-raised journalist shares how her mom makes mole, her favorite Dallas Mexican restaurant, and why she is still getting used to Tex-Mex.
Murder cases could be in jeopardy as Dallas police review 450 cases for missing evidence; $3.3M whistleblower settlement with Ken Paxton’s office in jeopardy; Michael Irvin offers emotional rebuke of accusations, likens incident to civil rights era; Dallas Zoo welcomes 290-pound baby elephant; 13-year-old White Settlement student faces terroristic threat charge after Instagram video
Two Americans survive deadly kidnapping in Mexico; Texas auto insurance rates soar 24%, homeowners rates up 11%; 41 North Texas churches are disaffiliating from the United Methodist Church; Parents sue McKinney ISD driver alleging false imprisonment of students; North Texas city getting Peppa Pig Theme Park
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the big topics of the day, [3:42] starting with what the Rangers do in the outfield now that everything else seems pretty much wrapped up. Kevin thinks Adolis Garcia would be a nice temporary fit in center if the Rangers decide to keep Clint Frazier. Evan explains the pluses and pitfalls of it all. [26:55] The guys make their cases for Cowboys free agency. Evan wants the Cowboys to sign a veteran wide receiver.
Four Americans taken in northern border city of Mexico; What we know about the woman arrested in the fatal stabbing of 3 children; 14-year-old arrested in shooting death of Lake Highlands high school student; Dallas needs more affordable homes and it could cost $4 billion
Three children killed at Ellis County home; 41 North Texas congregations granted approval to leave the United Methodist Church; How North Texans looking for affordable homes can find help; Texas Tech basketball suspends head coach Mark Adams for ‘racially insensitive’ comment
Severe thunderstorm warning, tornado watch issued for Dallas-Fort Worth area; You can own pieces of Dallas history; Fort Worth woman pleads guilty to murder of 4-year-old daughter; Judge places limits on Texas influencer Brittany Dawn
In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team talks about Steak and Ale memories, fish sandwiches, and their new favorite kitchen gadget: the sushi bazooka. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Thursday thunderstorms with tornadoes possible in Dallas-Fort Worth; Judge rules in favor of Michael Irvin in request for expedited evidence in $100M lawsuit; Co-host of The Ticket’s Hardline, has rare benign tumor; Ross Perot Jr.’s Hillwood buys California NASCAR track for estimated $543.7 million; Target plans to open a store in Oak Cliff’s Wynnewood Village
Dallas police chief fires officer accused of inappropriate force; Texas appeals court revives sexual assault lawsuit against Cowboys owner Jerry Jones; Residents doubling down on short-term rentals; Dallas’ original Blue Goose restaurant is closing on Greenville Avenue
Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant rehash spring training memories. Kevin’s least favorite: The time he had to spend the night in his rental car because Evan turned off his hearing aids. [17:33] Kevin wonders if Martin Perez might still be the Rangers’ best pitcher. If he is, Evan says, the season has either been an utter success or complete collapse, no in-between.
Crowley ISD teacher identified after arrest on improper relationship with student; Thousands of Asian Texans targeted in driver’s license breach; Dust from West Texas is giving Dallas poor air quality; Dallas-based Corner Bakery files for bankruptcy
Man arrested in Valentine’s Day slaying of pawn shop owner; Transgender student ‘violated, dehumanized’ by Frisco trustee; Former Grapevine-Colleyville principal sues district; Mavericks on wrong side of season-largest comeback vs. Lakers
Former American Airlines CEO stepping down as chairman; Governor Abbott announces street takeover task force after Austin events; Ralph Lauren moving out of its long time space at Highland Park Village; UT System pauses new diversity, equity and inclusion policies
In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team talks about their favorite dishes from Homewood restaurant, which recently closed, and how the farm-to-table neighborhood spot set a new course for Dallas dining. Then the team talks about barbecue feuds and how "hospitality got so hostile.".
Texas lawmakers of rival parties seal deal on diaper-tax break; Winter storm engulfing much of U.S. brings over 1,000 flight cancellations; 27-year-old arrested in fatal shooting in South Dallas; Dallas County invests millions more in affordable housing projects; Why does justice take longer in Dallas County?
Texas AG defends $3.3M whistleblower settlement before House budget writers; Dallas Zoo shares initial security plan to city officials; Fort Worth police make 4th arrest in Jin Shin’s shooting death; Inmates slated for probation linger for weeks behind bars in Dallas;
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss recent top local stories, starting with the buzz from NBA All-Star weekend. [00:40] The All-Stars love the Mavs’ addition of Kyrie Irving, Kevin notes, but players always appreciate the addition of stars. Will the move have organizational impact? David says, not so much. [19:49] Evan goes over the Rangers’ left-field situation and the impact of a platoon.
Dallas police may be violating evidence laws; Dallas considers tenant-friendly eviction ordinance; Emperor tamarin monkeys that were stolen from Dallas Zoo are out of quarantine; H-E-B buys site on Preston Road in Celina
US says Russia has committed crimes against humanity in Ukraine; Former President Jimmy Carter enters hospice care; Rangers bid adieu to red uniform tops; Dallas police officer arrested on suspicion of DWI
Landlords get big incentive to rehouse Dallas; Children’s Medical set to begin work on clinic at $200 million RedBird development; Kangaroo reunited with owner in Granbury after going missing for 2 days; Fort Worth fertility clinic allegedly used wrong sperm in IVF treatments; Details on the lawsuit against Texas influencer Brittany Dawn
In this special excerpt, you’ll hear insider info on the new restaurants coming to Frisco’s PGA complex, what exactly a Bo-Berry Biscuit is, how a new Dallas company is trying to help restaurant servers get more recognition, and what the Dallas Morning News food team thinks of Texas Monthly’s “best new restaurants” list.
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode [1:28] with a review of the big Cowboys news of Super Bowl week: an accusation of misconduct against former wide receiver Michael Irvin and his $100 million lawsuit in response. Calvin and Michael assess the unusual situation based on their experience covering Irvin through the years.
Authorities arrest man in Carrollton case suspected to be ‘main source’ of fentanyl supply; Texas prosecutor drops domestic violence case against ex-Longhorns Head Coach; Hutchins Barbeque owner sues dad and brother over name of new North Texas restaurant; North Texas HIV clinics face near $20M hit due to new PrEP reimbursement policy; Mesquite ISD teacher arrested on child pornography charge
Dallas police report uptick in homicides, aggravated assaults; Texas is losing a state park to multimillion-dollar homes; Dallas-Fort Worth inflation is still high, but the pace of price hikes is slowing; Dallas retailer Tuesday Morning to close 24 stores in Texas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant are joined by Mavericks beat writer [00:12] Callie Caplan to discuss the home debut of Kyrie Irving in a 124-121 loss to Minnesota. Callie tells us that Kyrie’s addition has energized the Mavs’ roster and brings a different gear. Losing two games in a row in the final seconds, the latest because Kyrie and Luka Doncic couldn’t decide who should take the last shot, isn’t necessarily a bad thing, David said.
Governor Abbott promises to pass ban on transgender collegiate athletes; Lieutenant Governor focuses on property tax relief and power grid in top bills; Heavy police presence, roads blocked near West Dallas construction site; Dallas incentivizes building infrastructure for development in underserved areas
US shoots down unidentified object tracked over Lake Huron; What we know about lawsuit against Michael Irvin; Pet kangaroo reunited with owner after hopping through Prosper neighborhood; Tom Thumb to start building its third grocery store in Frisco
Mother claims North Texas school ignored concerns about fentanyl; Southwest Airlines sends reimbursements to more than 270,000 passengers; Kyrie Irving deal remains Dallas Mavericks’ only move as NBA trade deadline passes; Sheriff says ‘no indication’ of shots fired at Dallas County Health and Human Services
In this special excerpt, the Dallas Morning News food team talks about the “new etiquette rules” when it comes to dining out at restaurants. Is your order too customized? Are you splitting the bill properly? Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Beat writers Michael Gehlken and Calvin Watkins, who is back from assignment at the Senior Bowl, kick off this episode [1:45] by detailing their key takeaways from the week in Mobile, Ala. The Cowboys’ coaching shakeup shows that Mike McCarthy’s fingerprints will be all over the offense, Michael says. The guys decipher comments from Jerry and Stephen Jones about Ezekiel Elliott.
North Texas man who killed 23 pleads guilty to hate crimes; Governor Abbott says DEI practices not welcome at state agencies, universities; Dallas approves resolution supporting abortion rights;
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [2:53] discuss the national sports news of the week: the Mavs’ controversial acquisition of Kyrie Irving. David calls it an even bigger risk than Roy Tarpley. Evan says he’s conflicted about what he concedes is a good basketball move. Kevin expects Irving to be on his best behavior, because he doesn’t have any more leverage. [25:35] Evan gives his five topics of spring for the Rangers.
Dallas County commissioners unanimously support critical race theory education; Survivor, witnesses testify about chaotic scene after triple homicide at Garland store; Alleged cartel figure to serve decade in prison for Southlake murder; Hurtado Barbecue in Little Elm closed after ‘drastic drop’ in traffic
Fentanyl from a Carrollton drug house killed 3 students; Man jailed in Dallas Zoo crimes plans to steal more animals if released; Southwest Airlines, FedEx planes came within 100 feet during near miss in Austin; Governor announces plan to ban TikTok on all state-issued devices in Texas
Many questions about suspected spy in the sky; Governor Abbott declares disaster for seven counties after winter storm; Dallas Mavericks land Kyrie Irving; The last founding family member to run Neiman; Universal Frisco theme park ‘meet and greet’ draws support Marcus dies at 84;
Poll finds 82% of Texans support legalizing medical marijuana; What North Texas schools and colleges are closed Friday because of the weather?; Frisco’s Universal meetings to be held Friday; Dallas, Collin counties get $22.8M grant to house homeless; Winter storm blamed for 7 deaths across Texas
In this excerpt from Eat Drink D-FW, the Dallas Morning News food staff shares their favorite ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day (chocolate, of course), and talks about Reba (yes, Reba), current tipping etiquette, and why cars keep driving into Dallas restaurants. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Staff writer Michael Gehlken kicks off this episode [1:52] by reviewing the Cowboys’ coaching shakeup. Out is offensive coordinator Kellen Moore plus the quarterbacks, offensive line and running backs coaches. The front office would never say it publicly, but Michael notes these moves make it clear QB Dak Prescott’s 2022 performance was not good enough.
Update on rescued Dallas zoo monkeys; Airport cancellations pile up on third day of treacherous winter storm; New U.S. House Republican majority takes aim at Biden administration border policies; Jerry Jones confirms Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy will call plays in 2023; Match Group to cut 8% of its workforce as revenue forecast slows; Match Group to cut 8% of its workforce as revenue forecast slows
Dallas officials urge people to stay off roads; 2 monkeys taken from Dallas Zoo found alive; Southwest, American canceling or delaying thousands of flights through noon Tuesday; Texas AG Ken Paxton enters into settlement talks with whistleblowers over retaliation suit; Texas DPS trooper struck by vehicle
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [7:09] the overhaul of the Cowboys’ offensive staff and what it means for quarterback Dak Prescott. Evan says the fortunes of Dak and Mike McCarthy are now intertwined. Kevin says that if Dak has another year like the last one, chances are neither will be back in 2024.
Dallas under winter storm warning through Wednesday; Dallas Zoo alerts police after 2 monkeys declared missing; Governor Abbott taps former Border Patrol agent as state’s new border czar;
Winter storm watch issued for Dallas; Mike McCarthy to call plays as Cowboys part ways with offensive coordinator; Tyre Nichols video prompts outrage, peaceful protest in Dallas; Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett arrested on public intoxication charge in Dallas;
Teen fatally shot fatally shot wanted in Farmers Branch slaying; Experts say Death of DPS agent at Texas-Mexico border was preventable; Most Texas schools passed intruder detection audit; Prosper ISD board president’s arrest stems from incident at Dallas church;
In this episode, The Dallas Morning News food team turns the focus on neighborhood restaurants, those special places where everyone knows your name ... and maybe your order. Food editor Erin Booke and reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss what makes these cozy spots so special, and share some listener favorites. Then guest Ron Ruggless of Nation’s Restaurant News joins to talk about big national restaurant trends, tipping culture, experiential dining and .
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode [1:45] with a detailed obituary for the Cowboys’ season. What are the key takeaways after the Cowboys were eliminated by the San Francisco 49ers for the second straight year? Calvin and Michael agree the Cowboys’ receiving corps was a season-long issue. [12:20] The guys don’t let QB Dak Prescott, who had two interceptions against the 49ers, off the hook.
Dallas officer shot in west Oak Cliff; Dallas County officials feud over tax office closures linked to staffing shortages; A downtown Dallas 7-Eleven has closed; Scam victims demand Chase recover $55,000 in stolen funds; Tony Hawk urges Garland to name skate park after hometown skating legend
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant [5:14] discuss the Cowboys’ 19-12 loss to the 49ers in the divisional round playoff, prolonging a streak of 27 years without an appearance in the NFC title game. Kevin says that if you’d told him before the game the Cowboys’ defense would hold the 49ers to 19 points, he’d have booked a flight to Philadelphia for the conference championship game.
Dallas County’s jail inches toward capacity; Ticketmaster tries to shake it off as Senate examines Taylor Swift sales debacle; American Airlines flight attendants picket at DFW Airport; H-E-B worker starts petition over grocer’s sick policy after testing positive for COVID; Classified documents found at former Vice President Mike Pence’s home
Dallas Zoo offers reward for arrest in ‘unusual’ vulture death; US proposes once-a-year COVID-19 shots for most Americans; 46 arrested in North Texas prostitution sting; American Airlines faces a flurry of racial discrimination complaints; Distraught Cowboys begin to cope with another playoff flop
Abortion-rights protesters march through downtown Dallas; FBI searched Biden home, found documents marked classified; North Texas may get light snow showers; Dallas Zoo alerts police after ‘unusual’ death of endangered vulture
Dallas City Attorney Chris Caso calls it quits; Texas Republicans want to rein in ‘rogue’ prosecutors; Longhorn Ballroom plans to reopen in spring; ‘Squawking chicken truck’ from PETA will ‘confront’ diners at 6 Dallas-area restaurants
In this episode, the Dallas Morning News food team talks about the Vegas-to-Dallas restaurant pipeline, what they’ll order at Portillo’s, and why people just can’t quit Guy Fieri. Guest Kevin Gray joins the team to discuss how zero-proof drinks are kind of sexy now, and why it’s great time to be sober. Then it’s on to the ins and outs in food for 2023. Ins? Casual French food, retro restaurants, veggie dishes and print menus. Outs? Butter boards, y’all.
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken [1:53] begin this episode reviewing the Cowboys’ dominant win over the Buccaneers. Despite all of the positives, it seems everyone wants to talk about kicker Brett Maher and the four straight missed extra points. [7:30] The guys also discuss the physicality needed for the matchup with the 49ers, Dak Prescott’s dramatic improvement from Week 18 to the playoffs, and more changes along the offensive line.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and David Moore discuss [00:29] the Cowboys’ surprising dominance of QB Tom Brady and the Buccaneers in Monday’s wild card game. Kevin says Dak Prescott’s performance is repeatable against the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round, if only because he went back to being the quarterback we knew before this season.
Texas lawmakers’ top wishes; Dallas ranked among the most congested cities in the U.S.; Cowboys sign kicker Tristan Vizcaino to practice squad; Dr Pepper flavored Peeps arrive in Texas soon;
Governor Abbott promises largest property tax cut in state history; DFW Airport again ranks second in nation for guns found at checkpoints; Cowboys plan to stick with kicker Brett Maher after disastrous showing against Bucs;
Dallas’ first MLK parade in 3 years; Gift from conservative Christian Patriot Mobile to Grapevine police sparks backlash; Where does Southwest Airlines stand in getting refunds and bags to travelers?; Will Texas Gov. Greg Abbott develop signature achievement during third term?;
Two brothers arrested in connection with string of Fort Worth-area robberies; Thousands of abortion-rights opponents attend March for Life in downtown Dallas; With garbage mounting, Dallas council member taps private trash service for needy residents; Clouded leopard Nova reunited with sister
Dallas police’s murder count dropped in 2022; Fort Worth city council renames rec center in honor of Atatiana Jefferson; What’s next for Texas’ Beto O’Rourke?; FAA releases audio from deadly Wings Over Dallas Air Show crash; Fort Worth police share video showing moment when officers shot man armed with knife
In this special excerpt, food editor Erin Booke and food writer Claire Ballor are joined by Tanner Agar, owner of Rye restaurant and Apothecary bar in Dallas. The restaurant group recently added an optional 3% fee to every check to help pay for benefits for employees. The move has been controversial and has left diners divided on the issue. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode [1:45] with a recap of the debacle in D.C. and what it portends for Monday’s playoff game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Cowboys’ recent weaknesses showed in a big way against the Commanders. Can the Cowboys straighten out their running game or find a starting cornerback opposite Trevon Diggs? Can Dak Prescott curb his interceptions streak? Time is running out.
Frisco is getting a kids-themed Universal Studios park; The FAA’s nationwide ground stop is the latest fumble in a series of recent tech failures; GOP conservative-backed rules changes over LGBTQ issues fail in Texas House; The new name for Dallas restaurant Carbone’s, after lawsuit
Opening day of the Texas Legislature; Rockwall-Heath football players hospitalized; Conservative group alleges Texas medical schools discriminate against whites, Asians, men; Rye restaurant’s new 3% charge for employee benefits has diners divided
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [5:00] the Cowboys’ miserable loss to Washington and what that portends for a rematch with Tampa Bay. The guys take positions on their biggest concerns. David says if the Cowboys lose, any questions about Mike McCarthy’s status depend on the degree of embarrassment. If it’s anything like the loss to Washington, Kevin says, Jerry Jones better make sure Sean Payton hasn’t signed any papers with Denver.
What’s the future of Plano’s long-struggling Willow Bend mall?; Texas budget surplus soars to $33B; DOJ reviewing ‘a small number’ of potentially classified docs at Biden center; Police identify suspect in Far North Dallas apartment shooting;
What was in the letter Governor Abbott handed to President Biden?; Police identify McKinney man accused of fatally stabbing 9-year-old son; Will Southwest Airlines’ meltdown crash the airline’s 51-year reputation?; South Oak Cliff celebrates back-to-back champs with hometown parade
McCarthy loses 11th ballot on Day 3 of Capitol stalemate; Texas Longhorns fire men's basketball coach; Man arrested in standoff at Dallas golf course faces multiple felony charges
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode [1:42] by breaking down Sunday’s playoff scenarios for the Cowboys. [3:35] The guys also review how the team answered some of its biggest questions entering this season: Who will be the kicker? How will the receivers perform without Amari Cooper? And what about coach Mike McCarthy’s job security? There is one more week remaining in the regular season, but for the Cowboys it’s all about the playoffs.
McCarthy defeated for sixth time; Man in custody after long standoff near southeastern Dallas golf course; Atatiana Jefferson’s sister being moved to hospice care; It’s winter allergy season in North Texas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss [4:04] the traumatic event of Monday night’s game between Buffalo and Cincinnati, when the Bill’s Damar Hamlin collapsed after suffering sudden cardiac arrest. Kevin tells about his brother’s recovery from SCA as well as the case of Detroit’s Chuck Hughes, an Abilene and UTEP alum and the only NFL player ever to die on a football field. [37:57] Evan and Kevin talk about the prospects of a six-man rotation.
Bills safety Damar Hamlin remains in ICU; Texans among U.S. House members blocking Republican leader Kevin McCarthy from speakership; Razor-thin GOP majority in Congress rests on 4 ‘extra’ seats from Texas gerrymander; Dallas’ Ritz-Carlton is getting a $22 million reboot
Southwest Airlines restoring flights Friday; Dallas could spend $600,000 in legal fees to oppose and defend poker businesses; DART, TRE offer free rides on New Year’s Eve to help people celebrate responsibly
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode [2:05] by looking at the immediate impact receiver T.Y. Hilton made during his debut against the Eagles. Is it sustainable? [6:35] The guys also discuss the Cowboys’ waning pass rush.
Visually impaired Dallas students get chance to play with adapted physical education; Family of slain Grand Prairie apartment worker says they forgive killer, but want justice; What to do if your luggage is missing; Husband, wife arrested in death of man fatally shot on west Oak Cliff sidewalk
DOT holding Southwest accountable over cancellations; Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says he has $1.2 million for re-election bid; Supreme Court keeps Title 42 immigration limits in place indefinitely; Rangers sign RHP Nathan Eovaldi to two-year contract
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant wish you happy holidays, and we'll be back next year, or next week, for a full package of Cowboys, Rangers, Mavs and the first round of the College Football Playoff.
Arctic winter front delivers bone-chilling temperatures to North Texas; Antibiotics, cold and flu drugs in short supply as viruses wreak havoc across country; All I-30 eastbound lanes near downtown Dallas closed due to fatal crash;
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken go straight to the main event, [1:55] kicking off this episode with a preview of the highly anticipated Cowboys-Eagles matchup on Christmas Eve. [1:55] The Cowboys are dealing with adversity (and injury) after blowing a late lead to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Who will start at cornerback opposite of Trevon Diggs? The crew examines the options.
The Dallas Morning News food team celebrates the last Eat Drink D-FW episode of the year by sharing their favorite holiday food (and drink) traditions, their favorite podcast moments of 2022 (pizza! Big Tex!), and what they want to talk about in 2023. Then they sit down with chef Junior Borges of Meridian restaurant in Dallas about the most meaningful dishes on his menu (and what his mom thinks of them), plus his own Brazilian beach holiday memories. See you all in 2023!.
North Texas under wind chill watch; Man accused in Athena Strand’s slaying faces unrelated child sexual assault charges; 3 Fort Worth police officers fired from the department; Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki among 2023 Hall of Fame nominees
Ex-Fort Worth cop sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison for manslaughter; Texas cold blast expected to push power use above peak-winter demand; Texas Senate committee calls for ban on mask and COVID vaccine mandates; Feds open civil rights investigation into Granbury schools after LGBTQ book removals
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [5:04] Evan’s work with utters as well as the Cowboys’ utter failure in the second half against Jacksonville and what it means going forward. Say what you want about Dak Prescott’s issues, Kevin says, but the Cowboys’ transcendent player is Micah Parsons, and if he’s not great, the Cowboys suffer.
Abbott orders probe after 2 Dallas parolees accused of murder; U.S. Supreme Court temporarily freezes Title 42; Jury sequestered after 7-hour deliberations for ex-Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean’s punishment; What should Dallas restaurant Carbone’s change its name to in 2023?; January 6th panel formally seeks Trump prosecution as riot hearings end
1 dead, others hospitalized after crash involving DART bus in Dallas, officials say; Neo-Nazis, leftist gun groups face off during protest at Grand Prairie drag show; 5 people wounded in shooting at Far East Dallas gas station, police say; DeSoto overwhelms Austin Vandegrift, wins 6A Division II championship; Temperatures will plunge into the 30s early this week in North Texas
Family of youth football coach killed sues sports league; Former Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean guilty of manslaughter; White House will mail more free COVID tests, plans for a potential surge; U.S. lawmakers propose TikTok ban
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke chats with food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor about Chili's Chicken Crispers, the science of snacks, and AT&T food hall. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Beat writers Michael Gehlken and Calvin Watkins offer their takeaways [1:58] from the Cowboys’ narrow escape against the Houston Texans. The injuries are starting to pile up, with right tackle Terence Steele and nose tackle Johnathan Hankins out for the remainder of the regular season. Which area has been weakened the most by injuries: offensive line, the secondary or the run defense? Our guys discuss. [9:29]. The crew also examines QB Dak Prescott’s troubling ball security of late.
Civil rights group sues Dallas for ban that ‘criminalizes poverty’; U.S. lawmakers propose TikTok ban; Jerry Jones puts heat on Dak Prescott; Crews survey storm damage in North Texas; Texas AG Ken Paxton sought data on transgender Texans
Severe storm had at least 5 tornadoes; Testimony ends in murder trial of ex-Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean; Judge says Texas Seven prison escapee’s death sentence should be tossed; Texas Department of Public Safety renews enhanced vehicle inspections along Mexican border
With SportsDay Insider host Kevin Sherrington out, Evan Grant and David Moore actually get to talk to one another for a change. [00:48] David says of the Cowboys’ most recent escape from a trap game: Don’t focus on how close the game was with the Texans, focus on what happened at the end. He opines on T.Y. Hilton’s arrival and the impact on the OBJ drama.
Former cop Aaron Dean tells jurors at murder trial; COVID-19 variant XBB is picking up speed in North Texas, but experts say not to panic; Texas suspends men’s basketball coach Chris Beard after arrest on assault charge; Court wins allow Dallas doctor to treat dozens of new transgender youth
Casket left outside Fort Worth mayor’s home; Fort Worth man gets 4-year sentence; Dallas takes step forward in prohibiting Airbnbs; BMW Dallas Marathon runners celebrate their victories
FDA clears updated COVID-19 vaccines for kids under age 5; FedEx driver said he hit Athena Strand with truck, strangled her; WNBA star Brittney Griner freed in US-Russia prisoner swap; Bill protecting same-sex, interracial unions in the U.S. passes House
In this special excerpt, listen as food editor Erin Booke chats with writers Sarah Blaskovich, Claire Ballor and Nick Rallo about the best soups at D-FW restaurants, and how we cook them at home. They also discuss why it’s so hard to get a restaurant reservation right now, and then chef and TV personality Vivian Howard talks about her Viv’s Fridges concept and what a “flavor hero” is.
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode reviewing the Cowboys’ improved offense since QB Dak Prescott’s return. The Cowboys appear to be building in advance of the playoffs, as opposed to last season when the offense fizzled out. And reinforcements are on the way, beyond the potential addition of free agent receiver Odell Beckham Jr. The guys discuss OBJ’s visit with the Cowboys and break down the issues resented by Beckham’s knee injury.
Dallas County's first pediatric flu death of 2022; Community gathers to mourn Athena Strand; Texas moves toward revoking largest teacher prep program’s accreditation; Prosecutors rest their case at ex-Fort Worth Officer Aaron Dean’s murder trial
Governor Abbott appoints Secretary of State; Missing Fort Worth teen ‘with heart of gold’ identified as hit-and-run victim; One of Dallas-Fort Worth’s most congested highways will get a major overhaul
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss [00:14] Odell Beckham Jr.'s courtside visit to the Mavs-Suns game and the chances he signs with the Cowboys. David says if he signs with anyone, it'll be the Cowboys, but at what price? And how much could he play this year? [11:44] Evan says the Rangers weren't rolling the dice with Jacob deGrom, because he's great when healthy.
Secretary of State John Scott resigns; First day of testimony in murder trial of Aaron Dean; Dallas-area pastor returns to pulpit following absence over ‘inappropriate’ relationship;
7 year old girl found dead after abduction; No Black jurors selected for murder case against ex-Fort Worth officer; 439 Texas congregations granted approval to leave the United Methodist Church; Man convicted in Dallas case involving meth concealed in cauliflower;
Controversial policy on misdemeanor thefts ended; Judge says leave poker business alone while appeal happens; Ted Cruz unites with Bernie Sanders behind failed push for rail worker sick leave; Plano megachurch faces backlash over extravagant Christmas show
In this special excerpt, listen as host Erin Booke talks with food writers Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor about the food words they love to hate. Can you guess which ones they are? And are the words actually annoying, or do just annoying people use them? Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode by offering their takeaways from the Cowboys’ Thanksgiving victory against the NY Giants, beginning with the team’s continued penalty problems. How big of an issue it? Our duo also discusses the Cowboys’ unique use of four tight ends and what it means for Dalton Schultz’s future, plus the continued improvement by cornerback Trevon Diggs.
First report on the fatal Dallas air show crash; The 911 calls of the DMA intruder Texas GOP leaders will have to overcome hurdles to slash property taxes;
Senate passes Respect for Marriage Act; Flu hospitalizations outpace coronavirus hospitalizations in North Texas; Supreme Court appears divided in Texas case over Biden immigration policies; Dallas-Fort Worth is home to 37 of the most traffic-choked roads in Texas
Jury selection begins in Aaron Dean trial; Former Dallas police officer accused of firing gun in Uber faces additional charge; Dallas could ban all gas-powered lawn equipment; Danny Balis joins The Freak as a host
Fatal Thanksgiving auto-pedestrian crash; Dallas police expand DUI unit after cop killed; Beer at Dallas Love Field, DFW costs more than most other airports; What does uncovered Jerry Jones photo from Little Rock tell us about the Cowboys owner?
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this special Thanksgiving episode with the latest on the Odell Beckham Jr. sweepstakes. A decision could be coming soon. Next, we review the game in Minnesota, where the Cowboys kicked the stuffing out of the Vikings. Calvin and Michael say they are believers in the Cowboys’ running game, QB Dak Prescott and the Dallas defense overall, even though stopping the run could still be an area of concern.
Dallas police officer arrested on DWI charge; Dallas police expand DUI unit after cop killed; A Haitian-Cuban American with vast experience in the arts hired as Dallas’ arts director;
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant [00:55] discuss the Cowboys' historic win over the Vikings and what it portends. Evan asks Kevin if the Cowboys are closer to the team that dominated the Vikings or the one that blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead against Green Bay. The guys also discuss whether Jerry Jones has any business talking Super Bowl this soon. [21:40] Evan tells us about his visit to Nashville to watch a World Series game with Bruce Bochy, the Rangers' new manager.
Dry-brined or fried turkey? Canned greens beans or fresh? And how many ways can you potato? Thanksgiving has changed and evolved over the years for many families, but there are still some traditions we cling to. In a special Thanksgiving episode, food editor Erin Booke chats with writers Sarah Blaskovich, Evan Grant, Leslie Brenner, Nick Rallo and Deah Berry Mitchell about their favorite holiday dishes and memories, including how “my nuts are burning” became a family slogan.
Dallas Police and Fire Pension’s $3B shortfall raises concerns; 14-year-old dies months after being shot in road-rage incident; Public anxiety amid Texas election law changes; Carbone’s vs. Carbone lawsuit is settled;
Collin DA releases audio of employee sexual harassment claim; Dallas cop jailed on aggravated assault charge; Former Denton County fire chief indicted on 13 counts; Plan to ban short-term rentals in single-family Dallas neighborhoods finally goes forward; Goldman Sachs’ new Dallas campus will cost $500 million
Dallas police to dispose of pyrotechnics intended for air show; Ground beef sold at H-E-B, Central Market recalled; Texas’ temporary license tags will be redesigned to prevent counterfeits; Acting Uvalde police chief during school shooting steps down; Texas bill would say a fetus can legally be a second passenger in HOV lanes
“Food insecurity is a complicated issue, feeding our neighbors facing hunger is not,” says Trisha Cunningham, president and CEO of the North Texas Food Bank. In this special excerpt, listen as The Dallas Morning News food team talks with Trisha about the history of the food bank, why there is more food insecurity now than at the height of the pandemic, and how we all can help our more than 700,000 hungry neighbors have a good holiday season.
Beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode with a review of the Cowboys’ loss to the Packers, which exposed Dallas’ run defense as its No. 1 weakness. Can the Cowboys get it fixed? Dallas owner Jerry Jones and the coaches are confident, but our team says the jury is out. We also answer a listener question about the recruitment of Odell Beckham Jr. and kicker Brett Maher.
SportsDay Insider’s Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the Cowboys’ “abominable” loss to the Packers in which David says both the offense and defense failed miserably. Evan and Kevin discuss possibilities for the Rangers’ rotation and lineup. Evan outlines the plus and minus of a Jacob deGrom or Carlos Rodon over Nathan Eovaldi and Jameson Taillon.
Marriage equality bill passes a key Senate vote; Collin DA calls sexual harassment allegations ‘defamatory and outrageous’; These will be the busiest holiday travel dates at DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field; Taylor Swift fans finding chaos on online ticket platforms
Governor Abbott sending migrant buses to Philadelphia; Grand Prairie officer killed while chasing car; Obamacare discrimination protections don’t apply to LGBT patients; Major League Cricket seson begins in July;
Air show crash investigation continues; Governor Abbott calls for investigation into Harris County election; 2023 legislative session bills unveiled; Woman awarded $366 million over firing calls FedEx racial bias ‘next level’
Ban on puppy, kitten sales goes into effect; Dallas mid-air collision kills 6; Man charged with capital murder jailed after cutting off ankle monitor; Elon Musk warns Twitter’s survival is at stake as staff quits; Deadly 2021 winter storm data disregarded in models for new ERCOT power grid market report
County to give Parkland Health millions; Update on 2021 winter storm data; Edgemere could be sold for $48.5 million; Dallas cop backed by Trump for state House wins despite indictment
Beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken discuss the big story of the week — coach Mike McCarthy’s return to Green Bay. Listen as McCarthy gets emotional when asked by Michael what he misses most from his time in the frozen tundra. The guys then pivot to analyze whether the Cowboys should sign free agent Odell Beckham Jr. and what it might look like should the club land the high-profile wide receiver. Finally, our reporters interview beat writer Bill Huber of PackerCentral.com.
In this special excerpt, join Eat Drink D-FW host Erin Booke and food writers Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor as they talk about the cult of Buc-ee’s and how it started out small, Dallas restaurants on reality show "Love is Blind," and what food packaging causes Erin the most anxiety. (Hint: All of it.) Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Two killed in murder-suicide identified; Dallas City Council shortens eviction time for landlords; Denton voters green-lit decriminalizing low-level pot offenses; Biden hopes Putin will negotiate release of former Baylor star Brittney Griner;
Greg Abbott defeats Beto O’Rourke in Texas governor’s race; Early results show Dallas County Commissioners Court may turn all blue; Democrat Jasmine Crockett wins race to succeed retiring Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson; Dallas voters OK hotel tax increase for convention center, Fair Park
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:14] the Cowboys' upcoming game in Green Bay and the Packers' disappointing season. Aaron Rodgers has won seven of his last eight games against the Cowboys, but Kevin says if the Cowboys don't win Sunday, we'll need to rethink just how far this team can go. David gauges a possible Odell Beckham Jr. signing, and the guys analyze the impact it would make on CeeDee Lamb. (Spoiler alert: Good impact).
Greg Abbott tops Beto O’Rourke in money chase; Selena Gomez endorses Beto O’Rourke on Instagram; Another parolee on ankle monitor faces murder charge; U.S. Supreme Court rejects request to review ex-Dallas cop Amber Guyger’s murder case
Dallas judge will not lower bail for pregnant woman; Fatality, damage across northeast Texas in wake of storms; Twitter launches $8 monthly subscription with blue checkmark; Donald Trump likely to launch 2024 comeback bid
Police chase involving child in carseat ends; Cook Children’s in Fort Worth goes into emergency mode over RSV; Early voting tops 4 million in Texas; Largest Buc-ee’s in U.S. is coming back to this tiny Texas town
In this special excerpt, listen as the The Dallas Morning News food team talks about bad behavior in restaurants, and why it’s so hard for nice people to ever complain about their food. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market. The News makes all editorial decisions.
The Cowboys are 6-2 at the bye week, a much-needed break for the team and, maybe, some beat writers. It’s also a perfect time to reflect. [1:02] Calvin and Michael kick off the episode by choosing what has impressed and disappointed them the most in the first half of the season. In our featured segment, [11:05] Calvin interviews Cowboys running backs coach Skip Peete, who details his philosophy for splitting the workload between Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard.
Footage shows chaos during Dallas Methodist standoff; Uvalde’s state senator proposes $300 million fund for victims’ families; Pastor who stepped aside for ‘unwise’ relationship plans return to pulpit; Plano’s first H-E-B grocery store opens to a line of shoppers
SportsDay Insider beat reporters Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the Cowboys’ win over the Bears and what it means going forward in the season’s second half. Then Evan says the Rangers have several ways to go with Martin Perez, including a one-year qualifying offer. And TCU keeps the state’s CFP football hopes alive while Jimbo Fisher may have to settle for finding a quarterback at last. Find more audio from The Dallas Morning News at dallasnews.com/listen.
Employees says Collin DA sexually harassed staffers; Beto O’Rourke again outraises Greg Abbott; Dallas garbage, recycling days are changing; Mary Kay CEO to step down
First week’s early voting fails to match 2018; UIL strips Duncanville of state title for use of ineligible player; Jury awards $21 million to man after leg surgery at Dallas hospital; Realty firm to open two new locations in North Texas
Details on intruder who attacked Speaker Pelosi’s husband; 146 dead after Halloween crowd surge in Seoul, South Korea; Pedestrian fatally struck while walking on LBJ Freeway; Historic Dallas high school celebrates 100th anniversary;
Texas’ maternal mortality rate remains above national average; Texas drag queens, protesters at odds in latest battleground over LGBT rights; Feds investigating how Methodist hospital shooting suspect acquired handgun; Dallas tax attorney hid more than $1 billion of clients’ money from IRS; Wet and chilly Friday;
In this special excerpt, join the Eat Drink D-FW team for a special — and very spirited — Halloween episode recorded at spooky Dallas mezcaleria Las Almas Rotas. Owner Shad Kvetko tells stories about haunted happenings at his bar. Did that mummified monkey just move? And does pouring a shot of mezcal keep the spirits happy? Maybe. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off this episode [1:10] discussing the importance of speed in today’s NFL. They break down both key plays. [6:44] Calvin and Michael also explain how the element of speed, as it relates to defending the running game, will factor prominently in the upcoming game against QB Justin Fields and the Chicago Bears.
Governor Abbott under scrutiny after Dallas hospital shooting; Panhandling from the median might soon get you a $500 ticket; Texas students unlikely to be required to get the COVID-19 vaccine; Texas tumbles further in voting access
Cowboys beat writer Calvin Watkins takes us back 20 years ago, to the week Emmitt Smith surpassed Walter Payton to become the NFL’s all-time leading rusher. It was an amazing achievement for Smith, who grew up in Pensacola, Fla., dreaming he’d break one of the most cherished records in sports. In honor of Smith’s accomplishment, Calvin spoke to the people who lived it, from Smith himself to teammates Daryl Johnston, Darren Woodson and Chad Hutchinson.
Dallas evictions highest in 5 years; Texas early voting numbers; American Airlines may be closing in on contract with pilots; Did Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz really hide in a closet during the January 6th riot?; North Texas Muslim leaders commit to combat domestic violence
In this special audio report from Arts Access, the new journalism partnership powered by The Dallas Morning News and KERA, arts reporter Jerome Weeks examines why Fort Worth Opera leader Afton Battle is quitting the company after only two years — the third general director the company’s had in five years. She was one of the very few Black American women ever to run an opera company. Find more of our special audio reports at dallasnews.com/listen.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant [5:05] discuss the Cowboys' win over the Lions and Dak Prescott's in-game progress. David says Dak realized he was forcing the issue and subsequently played to the offense's strengths. Kevin reluctantly says Jerry Jones was right to say Dak should be featured in more RPO, and Kevin goes Jerry one further by saying Kellen Moore should give Dak more bootlegs and rollouts in the red zone.
Latest details on Dallas hospital shooter; Man who sold gun used in Colleyville synagogue hostage situation sentenced; Early voting kicks off in D-FW; Legendary Southfork Ranch sells to North Texas home community builder
The Dallas Morning News and KERA have launched a community-funded journalism initiative called Arts Access that expands local arts, music and culture coverage through the lens of access and equity. In this special report, KERA vice president of arts Anne Bothwell talks with The News’ arts editor Christopher Wynn and Arts Access reporter Elizabeth Myong about the project and this week’s debut stories. Find more of our special reports at dallasnews.com/listen.
Dallas County planning broadband expansion with COVID relief dollars; Biden student debt relief plan blocked by appeals court; Man arrested after break-in at Denton city manager’s office suite; Police identify suspect in Methodist Dallas hospital shooting; Dallas County unveils website to report voting concerns
UK’s Truss quits after turmoil obliterated her authority; Dallas officer running for Texas House faced nine brutality investigations early in career; Former Keller cop pleads guilty to misdemeanor for arrest of man who was filming police; Renters sue Richardson-based RealPage, landlords over artificially inflating prices
In this special excerpt, listen as the food team tries some new foods and shares a lot of opinions about them. We also then talk about writer Claire Ballor’s series — the best things we ate this week — which can include anything from homemade “hamburger helper” to a Costco sample or a special avocado nigiri. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Cowboys reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken begin the episode with a moment of reflection, pausing to review their favorite Cooper Rush moments during the five games played without quarterback Dak Prescott, who appears ready to reclaim his starting role. The conversation pivots to a breakdown of the unique play the Eagles used to exploit the Cowboys’ defense.
Man convicted of fraud in ‘90s fled Texas, police say. An arrest in Asia brought him back; Texas schools want to know when female student-athletes had their last period; Man convicted of murder at Muslim-owned tire shop in Dallas faces hate-crime charges With gas prices hovering, Biden administration set to release more oil reserves; Dallas police officer killed in crash remembered as family man who loved to help others
Denton voters to decide if city will adopt ordinance to decriminalize marijuana; Anti-Asian hate crime drives spike in number of incidents reported to Dallas police; Man pulled from hole in attic during Dallas police standoff died from effects of meth; A Plano bar hosted a drag brunch marketed for adults. Threats quickly followed.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and David Moore [00:40] discuss the Cowboys' loss to the Eagles, which fell on the defense in its worst performance this season. Until Dan Quinn's defense gets better at stopping the run, David says, expect the Lions and Bears week to follow the Eagles' game plan. David says Dak Prescott doesn't need to play "hero ball' in his return; expect, instead, more run-pass options and the difference four or five plays a game can make.
Dallas police officer arrested in Plano on DWI charge, department says; Dallas lawyer threatens to sue Kanye West for saying overdose killed George Floyd; Tenants having legal aid increases chances of not being evicted in Dallas, study shows; H-E-B’s Plano store will open Nov. 2
Merging grocery giants face tough antitrust scrutiny from skeptical regulators; 2 juveniles detained after 19-year-old stabbed to death in Far East Dallas; Small plane lands on street in Mountain Creek area of Dallas; Man sentenced to 7 years for planting fake explosives in stolen car found near DFW airport
Biden administration extends COVID public health emergency declaration through early 2023; Dallas police officer killed in late-night crash remembered by community; Man dies week after northwest Dallas shooting, police say; Plano man found guilty of killing sister, her boyfriend over inheritance money
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News political reporter Gromer Jeffers joins the food team this week to chat about the big midterm election on Nov. 8 and why food is so important on the campaign trail. What restaurants does Beto like? What does Abbott order? At which Dallas restaurants can you often find local elected officials? Gromer knows. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken discuss the Cowboys' big victory against the Rams in Los Angeles. Jerry Jones was as happy as we’ve ever seen him after the win, and quarterback Dak Prescott explains the Cowboys’ growing confidence. Defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence talks about how multiple players are contributing on defense. Plus, kicker Brett Maher. After being cut during his first stint with the Cowboys, Maher has made 13 of 14 field-goal attempts this season.
Dallas police officer killed in crash with wrong-way driver; Road rage is on the rise in Dallas, nationwide but lack of data makes it hard to measure; Alex Jones ordered to pay $965 million for Sandy Hook lies; Father of Plano man accused of killing sister, her boyfriend says they fought over money
Doctor accused of tampering with IV bags in Dallas indicted on multiple federal charges; Dallas driver faces murder charge after hitting, killing 8-year-old riding scooter; CVS counters Texas ‘tampon tax’ with 25% off menstrual products; Texas Democrat Beto O’Rourke edges Gov. Greg Abbott in fundraising – again
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [00:35] the Cowboys' big win over the Rams and what beating the defending Super Bowl champs means going forward against the Eagles. David says this is the most balanced offense the Cowboys have demonstrated since Dak Prescott's rookie season. Kevin says they need to maintain it once Dak gets back, which probably won't be this week.
Uvalde school superintendent announces retirement; Dallas police chief elected president of Major Cities Chiefs Association; D-FW builders slash starts as high mortgage rates chase off buyers; New high school football video game to bring TXHSFB experience to life
4 killed in Fort Worth shooting police say was attempted robbery over drugs; Opal Lee’s bid for Nobel Peace Prize falls short; Belarus, Russia, Ukraine activists win; Uvalde school district suspends its entire police department, superintendent to retire; In Texas, VP Kamala Harris urges voters to push back on ‘immoral’ abortion ban
Dallas man sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for trafficking hundreds of women; After Uvalde CISD hires former trooper, lawmaker and parents call for DPS chief to resign; Biden pardons thousands for ‘simple possession’ of marijuana; Gunman kills 35 in attack starting at Thai child care center; Federal judge hands Texas a win in lawsuit over protections for gay, transgender workers
In this special excerpt, listen as our team tries and ranks the top 10 Big Tex Choice Award finalists at the State Fair of Texas for 2022. Seven journalists let loose with some hot (and maybe kinda shady) opinions on everything from the horchata milkshake to a brisket biscuit and fried charcuterie. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
In this special excerpt, listen as our team tries and ranks the top 10 Big Tex Choice Award finalists at the State Fair of Texas for 2022. Seven journalists let loose with some hot (and maybe kinda shady) opinions on everything from the horchata milkshake to a brisket biscuit and fried charcuterie. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Dallas Cowboys reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken discuss the Week 4 victory over the Washington Commanders. QB Dak Prescott, still recovering from his injury, talks with us about WR Michael Gallup’s inspiring play. Plus, podcaster Tad Prescott (“U Don’t Know Me Yet”) discusses life as the brother of the starting quarterback for the Cowboys. Find more audio from The News at dallasnews.com/listen.
Dallas Cowboys reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken discuss the Week 4 victory over the Washington Commanders. QB Dak Prescott, still recovering from his injury, talks with us about WR Michael Gallup’s inspiring play. Plus, podcaster Tad Prescott (“U Don’t Know Me Yet”) discusses life as the brother of the starting quarterback for the Cowboys. Find more audio from The News at dallasnews.com/listen.
Allen brewer suspected in friend’s slaying convicted of 17 federal crimes; Remains of woman missing from Dallas since 2020 found in Collin County, police say; Majority of Shakespeare Dallas staff quits over the course of a single week; What is Texas’ voter suspense list? And what should you do if you land on it?; Southwest Airlines pilot sues over colleague stripping naked during flight
Allen brewer suspected in friend’s slaying convicted of 17 federal crimes; Remains of woman missing from Dallas since 2020 found in Collin County, police say; Majority of Shakespeare Dallas staff quits over the course of a single week; What is Texas’ voter suspense list? And what should you do if you land on it?; Southwest Airlines pilot sues over colleague stripping naked during flight
Deal ending Texas Health, UT Southwestern clash with Blue Cross came from overnight talks; Dallas County short on poll workers and voting centers for November election; Dallas, other North Texas cities aim to deny Oncor’s request to increase electric rates; North Dallas surgical center reopens after investigation into compromised IV bags
Deal ending Texas Health, UT Southwestern clash with Blue Cross came from overnight talks; Dallas County short on poll workers and voting centers for November election; Dallas, other North Texas cities aim to deny Oncor’s request to increase electric rates; North Dallas surgical center reopens after investigation into compromised IV bags
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and David Moore [1:09] discuss the wide-open state of affairs in the NFC, where the Eagles are the only undefeated team and the Rams, this week's opponent, just got humbled by San Francisco. David credits Cooper Rush for keeping the Cowboys in the race and predicts he'll start against the Rams. David also says Mike McCarthy has learned from past mistakes, and they'll take those lessons under advisement once Dak Prescott returns, possibly against the Eagles.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and David Moore [1:09] discuss the wide-open state of affairs in the NFC, where the Eagles are the only undefeated team and the Rams, this week's opponent, just got humbled by San Francisco. David credits Cooper Rush for keeping the Cowboys in the race and predicts he'll start against the Rams. David also says Mike McCarthy has learned from past mistakes, and they'll take those lessons under advisement once Dak Prescott returns, possibly against the Eagles.
Gov. Abbott taps a Dallas Secret Service agent to head Texas school security efforts; Elderly woman’s slaying part of pattern for serial killer suspect, Dallas prosecutors say; Texas woman who charged U.S. Capitol dressed as Captain America gets jail sentence; No agreement yet between Texas Health, UT Southwestern and Blue Cross
Gov. Abbott taps a Dallas Secret Service agent to head Texas school security efforts; Elderly woman’s slaying part of pattern for serial killer suspect, Dallas prosecutors say; Texas woman who charged U.S. Capitol dressed as Captain America gets jail sentence; No agreement yet between Texas Health, UT Southwestern and Blue Cross
Dallas City Council gives itself a $1,000-a-month car allowance stipend; One dead, 30 displaced after Mesquite apartment fire authorities believe to be arson; Poll: Electricity costs and reliability are top-of-mind for Texas voters; New ERCOT CEO Pablo Vegas starts work
Crime fears rampant in Deep Ellum, but violence is down in Dallas’ entertainment districts; Families of 3 Uvalde shooting survivors sue school district, police, gunmakers, others; Library group asks FBI to investigate threats, including those in Fort Worth; Man killed by Dallas officers refused to drop gun after dozens of commands, police say
Crime fears rampant in Deep Ellum, but violence is down in Dallas’ entertainment districts; Families of 3 Uvalde shooting survivors sue school district, police, gunmakers, others; Library group asks FBI to investigate threats, including those in Fort Worth; Man killed by Dallas officers refused to drop gun after dozens of commands, police say
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News retail reporter Maria Halkias talks to food editor Erin Booke and food reporter Sarah Blaskovich about the three kinds of H-E-B customers, what the biggest sellers were on the first opening day in Frisco (get the Texas-shaped chicken nuggets), and what’s next for the grocery store in North Texas. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News retail reporter Maria Halkias talks to food editor Erin Booke and food reporter Sarah Blaskovich about the three kinds of H-E-B customers, what the biggest sellers were on the first opening day in Frisco (get the Texas-shaped chicken nuggets), and what’s next for the grocery store in North Texas. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Cowboys beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken review the highlights from the Cowboys’ decisive victory against the Giants in New York, including receiver CeeDee Lamb’s in-game turn from goat to GOAT. Former Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant talks about Lamb’s rebound performance and what it takes to be a member of the No. 88 club. Afterward, veteran Cowboys beat writer David Moore joins his DMN colleagues to discuss the state of the team after three games.
Cowboys beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken review the highlights from the Cowboys’ decisive victory against the Giants in New York, including receiver CeeDee Lamb’s in-game turn from goat to GOAT. Former Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant talks about Lamb’s rebound performance and what it takes to be a member of the No. 88 club. Afterward, veteran Cowboys beat writer David Moore joins his DMN colleagues to discuss the state of the team after three games.
Hundreds of low-income families could receive $250 a month for a year starting sometime in 2023 under a new Dallas proposal; After meth found concealed in cauliflower, Dallas man sentenced to life in prison; Here’s why some Black and Hispanic neighborhoods in Dallas are hotter than other areas; Ian makes landfall in southwest Florida as Category 4 storm
Hundreds of low-income families could receive $250 a month for a year starting sometime in 2023 under a new Dallas proposal; After meth found concealed in cauliflower, Dallas man sentenced to life in prison; Here’s why some Black and Hispanic neighborhoods in Dallas are hotter than other areas; Ian makes landfall in southwest Florida as Category 4 storm
Ken Paxton: Man serving subpoena lucky situation didn’t escalate and ‘necessitate force’; Bisexuals not covered by federal employment protections, Texas plaintiffs argue; North Texas home prices are still on the rise but at a rapidly slowing pace; Fried charcuterie, peanut butter ‘paradise,’ horchata shake win big at State Fair of Texas
Ken Paxton: Man serving subpoena lucky situation didn’t escalate and ‘necessitate force’; Bisexuals not covered by federal employment protections, Texas plaintiffs argue; North Texas home prices are still on the rise but at a rapidly slowing pace; Fried charcuterie, peanut butter ‘paradise,’ horchata shake win big at State Fair of Texas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant [2:49] discuss the Cowboys' win over the Giants on Monday Night Football and what it means going forward. Evan says the Cowboys look like they'll be better than we thought after Dak Prescott broke his thumb. Kevin says the Cowboys' defense is evolving away from a turnover-only unit to a well-rounded bunch that may rank in the NFL's top five. And once Dak returns, they should lean into a more conservative offensive model as a result.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant [2:49] discuss the Cowboys' win over the Giants on Monday Night Football and what it means going forward. Evan says the Cowboys look like they'll be better than we thought after Dak Prescott broke his thumb. Kevin says the Cowboys' defense is evolving away from a turnover-only unit to a well-rounded bunch that may rank in the NFL's top five. And once Dak returns, they should lean into a more conservative offensive model as a result.
Texas is No. 1 for weather-related power outages; Texas approves social studies tweaks to comply with anti-critical race theory law; H-E-B’s opening in Frisco might have seen a $1 million sales day; What Greg Abbott, Beto O’Rourke need to do in Texas governor’s race debate
Texas is No. 1 for weather-related power outages; Texas approves social studies tweaks to comply with anti-critical race theory law; H-E-B’s opening in Frisco might have seen a $1 million sales day; What Greg Abbott, Beto O’Rourke need to do in Texas governor’s race debate
2 killed in South Dallas shooting, including rapper BFG Straap, police say; Coppell man’s death not suicide, civil jury decides in awarding his family $206M; Human remains discovered in Dallas County identified as missing woman; 2 shootings on the same night, along the same stretch of a Dallas freeway, 1 fatal; Hundreds in Plano protest government abuse in Iran
2 killed in South Dallas shooting, including rapper BFG Straap, police say; Coppell man’s death not suicide, civil jury decides in awarding his family $206M; Human remains discovered in Dallas County identified as missing woman; 2 shootings on the same night, along the same stretch of a Dallas freeway, 1 fatal; Hundreds in Plano protest government abuse in Iran
Dallas police officer trainee crashed into car while intoxicated, affidavit says; Driver arrested in Dallas after police say he hit a woman, stopped, and backed over her; 1 in 5 new Texas teachers were hired without certification last year; Over 450,000 in D-FW could soon lose network coverage at UT Southwestern, Texas Health
Dallas police officer trainee crashed into car while intoxicated, affidavit says; Driver arrested in Dallas after police say he hit a woman, stopped, and backed over her; 1 in 5 new Texas teachers were hired without certification last year; Over 450,000 in D-FW could soon lose network coverage at UT Southwestern, Texas Health
In this special excerpt, food editor Erin Booke, food writers Claire Ballor and Nick Rallo, and producer Julie Fisk discuss the quick meals we put together when we are just OVER IT. (Hint: The freezer is your friend.) Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market.
In this special excerpt, food editor Erin Booke, food writers Claire Ballor and Nick Rallo, and producer Julie Fisk discuss the quick meals we put together when we are just OVER IT. (Hint: The freezer is your friend.) Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market.
After an unlikely victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2, led by backup quarterback Cooper Rush, DMN beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken discuss the positives and negatives to the Cowboys’ season thus far. Should Dak Prescott, injured or not, still be considered the best quarterback in the NFC East? The strong start by Eagles QB Jalen Hurts could change the dynamic in the division.
After an unlikely victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2, led by backup quarterback Cooper Rush, DMN beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken discuss the positives and negatives to the Cowboys’ season thus far. Should Dak Prescott, injured or not, still be considered the best quarterback in the NFC East? The strong start by Eagles QB Jalen Hurts could change the dynamic in the division.
Dallas officials say city was caught off guard by August rain, hampering flood response; Dallas fire department will rent trucks as resources continue to run short; John Creuzot hasn’t sought death penalty as Dallas County DA. His opponent says she will; Prosper ISD details steps it took to protect kids after sex abuse allegations
Dallas officials say city was caught off guard by August rain, hampering flood response; Dallas fire department will rent trucks as resources continue to run short; John Creuzot hasn’t sought death penalty as Dallas County DA. His opponent says she will; Prosper ISD details steps it took to protect kids after sex abuse allegations
Officer accused of using deadly force on hospitalized suspect fired; John Wiley Price calls out Dallas County health chief for ‘unacceptable’ monkeypox poster; 18-wheeler crashes off overpass killing driver; Migrants sue Florida governor DeSantis over Martha’s Vineyard flights
Officer accused of using deadly force on hospitalized suspect fired; John Wiley Price calls out Dallas County health chief for ‘unacceptable’ monkeypox poster; 18-wheeler crashes off overpass killing driver; Migrants sue Florida governor DeSantis over Martha’s Vineyard flights
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [1:08] compare Micah Parsons' early impact and where he may already rank in Cowboys history and how that compares to the Luka Doncic effect. [12:58] David gives his assessment of where the Cowboys really stand with the potential return of Dak Prescott and Michael Gallup. [24:35] Evan drops a few free agent names that Chris Young might want to consider for the Rangers' rotation next year.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [1:08] compare Micah Parsons' early impact and where he may already rank in Cowboys history and how that compares to the Luka Doncic effect. [12:58] David gives his assessment of where the Cowboys really stand with the potential return of Dak Prescott and Michael Gallup. [24:35] Evan drops a few free agent names that Chris Young might want to consider for the Rangers' rotation next year.
Abbott widens lead on O’Rourke in new poll; H-E-B is expanding in North Texas; Texas leads nation in school book bans; Cornyn leads Senate GOP push for special counsel in Hunter Biden probe
Abbott widens lead on O’Rourke in new poll; H-E-B is expanding in North Texas; Texas leads nation in school book bans; Cornyn leads Senate GOP push for special counsel in Hunter Biden probe
Mayor Eric Johnson says he’ll seek reelection; Suit over Dallas jail’s COVID response dismissed; Dallas police announce 30 days of paid leave for officers seeking help for alcohol abuse; Monkeypox case confirmed at high school in Fort Worth ISD
Mayor Eric Johnson says he’ll seek reelection; Suit over Dallas jail’s COVID response dismissed; Dallas police announce 30 days of paid leave for officers seeking help for alcohol abuse; Monkeypox case confirmed at high school in Fort Worth ISD
2 Frisco students detained after disabled boy punched; Brittney Griner, Paul Whelan families to meet President Biden amid US-Russia talks; Tentative railway labor deal reached; Texas AG will be deposed in fraud case;
2 Frisco students detained after disabled boy punched; Brittney Griner, Paul Whelan families to meet President Biden amid US-Russia talks; Tentative railway labor deal reached; Texas AG will be deposed in fraud case;
In this special excerpt, host Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss the Great Coleslaw Debate, the two D-FW restaurants on the Bon Appetit best-of list and why we love the Chilton cocktail. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market.
In this special excerpt, host Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss the Great Coleslaw Debate, the two D-FW restaurants on the Bon Appetit best-of list and why we love the Chilton cocktail. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market.
In our new ‘SportsDay Cowboys’ show, Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken review the dismal performance by the Cowboys in Sunday’s season opener. Calvin talks to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.(Was this the worst season-opening loss in the Jones era? Hear from the owner himself.) Then Michael interviews surgeon David Hay about Cowboys QB Dak Prescott’s fractured right thumb.Finally, the episode wraps up with the I Disagree segment.
In our new ‘SportsDay Cowboys’ show, Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken review the dismal performance by the Cowboys in Sunday’s season opener. Calvin talks to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.(Was this the worst season-opening loss in the Jones era? Hear from the owner himself.) Then Michael interviews surgeon David Hay about Cowboys QB Dak Prescott’s fractured right thumb.Finally, the episode wraps up with the I Disagree segment.
Police seek help identifying suspect in Dallas strip mall shooting; Police seek help identifying suspect in Dallas strip mall shooting; CDC lowers Dallas County’s COVID alert level to green; Amtrak suspends Texas routes; $10M interactive fountain at Klyde Warren Park debuts its illuminated show
Police seek help identifying suspect in Dallas strip mall shooting; Police seek help identifying suspect in Dallas strip mall shooting; CDC lowers Dallas County’s COVID alert level to green; Amtrak suspends Texas routes; $10M interactive fountain at Klyde Warren Park debuts its illuminated show
How Texas is paying for border security push under Operation Lone Star; Dak Prescott could return sooner than expected; Prosper school trustees hire new firm to investigate response to sexual abuse allegations; ‘Street-level’ violence down about 12%; COVID-aid programs helped to cut childhood poverty by 46%
How Texas is paying for border security push under Operation Lone Star; Dak Prescott could return sooner than expected; Prosper school trustees hire new firm to investigate response to sexual abuse allegations; ‘Street-level’ violence down about 12%; COVID-aid programs helped to cut childhood poverty by 46%
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [3:20] dive into the morass from the worst opener in Jerry Jones' history. [5:38] David reports that surgery on Dak Prescott's right thumb indicates he may be back by mid-October instead of mid-November. But with the offensive line in disarray, penalties abounding and CeeDee Lamb MIA, our panelists predict a poor record for the Cowboys while Dak's out.
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [3:20] dive into the morass from the worst opener in Jerry Jones' history. [5:38] David reports that surgery on Dak Prescott's right thumb indicates he may be back by mid-October instead of mid-November. But with the offensive line in disarray, penalties abounding and CeeDee Lamb MIA, our panelists predict a poor record for the Cowboys while Dak's out.
Fort Worth man pleads guilty to killing wife; Teacher shortages are real, but not for the reason you heard; Texas A&M sued over efforts to hire diverse faculty as professor claims discrimination; White House urging railroads, unions to come to terms to avert crippling strike;
Fort Worth man pleads guilty to killing wife; Teacher shortages are real, but not for the reason you heard; Texas A&M sued over efforts to hire diverse faculty as professor claims discrimination; White House urging railroads, unions to come to terms to avert crippling strike;
Biden honors 9/11 attack victims; Fort Worth man who wrote ‘Murder the Media’ on Capitol door pleads guilty; Denton bar cancels Disney drag brunch after threats
Biden honors 9/11 attack victims; Fort Worth man who wrote ‘Murder the Media’ on Capitol door pleads guilty; Denton bar cancels Disney drag brunch after threats
1 in 3 COVID cases in Dallas County are in children; Dallas County commissioners will vote budget; Post-Roe lawsuits continue as judge strikes down 1931 Michigan law criminalizing abortion; Bannon charged with money laundering in wall-building scheme
1 in 3 COVID cases in Dallas County are in children; Dallas County commissioners will vote budget; Post-Roe lawsuits continue as judge strikes down 1931 Michigan law criminalizing abortion; Bannon charged with money laundering in wall-building scheme
In this special excerpt, the Eat Drink D-FW team took over Pizza Getti in East Dallas for a special Pizza Takeover episode. Listen as hosts Erin Booke, Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor (plus producer Julie Fisk) talk about their favorite nostalgic pizza memories and their go-to pizza joints in D-FW. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
In this special excerpt, the Eat Drink D-FW team took over Pizza Getti in East Dallas for a special Pizza Takeover episode. Listen as hosts Erin Booke, Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor (plus producer Julie Fisk) talk about their favorite nostalgic pizza memories and their go-to pizza joints in D-FW. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off the debut episode of our new show, ‘SportsDay Cowboys,’ with a discussion about the latest team news and Week 1 storylines. Do the Cowboys finally have the firepower to get the best of Tom Brady on Sunday Night Football? The Bucs quarterback and NFL GOAT is 6-0 in his career against Dallas.
Beat reporters Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken kick off the debut episode of our new show, ‘SportsDay Cowboys,’ with a discussion about the latest team news and Week 1 storylines. Do the Cowboys finally have the firepower to get the best of Tom Brady on Sunday Night Football? The Bucs quarterback and NFL GOAT is 6-0 in his career against Dallas.
Collin County constable on leaked Oath Keepers list of elected officials; Report of child sexually assaulted in Love Field area found to be untrue; Fort Worth man arrested in slaying of Jin Shin; Rangers call up 3B prospect Josh Jung for remainder of the 2022 season
Collin County constable on leaked Oath Keepers list of elected officials; Report of child sexually assaulted in Love Field area found to be untrue; Fort Worth man arrested in slaying of Jin Shin; Rangers call up 3B prospect Josh Jung for remainder of the 2022 season
Sex abuse case will go forward after mistrial; West Dallas residents concerned talks have stalled since asphalt plant announced 2029 exit; ERCOT says electricity will stay on this fall if grid conditions are normal; Dallas’ landmark Longhorn Ballroom eyed for new performance venue
Sex abuse case will go forward after mistrial; West Dallas residents concerned talks have stalled since asphalt plant announced 2029 exit; ERCOT says electricity will stay on this fall if grid conditions are normal; Dallas’ landmark Longhorn Ballroom eyed for new performance venue
H-E-B’s Frisco store will open September 21st; Cowboys sign nine-time Pro Bowl LT Jason Peters; Southern Baptist Convention meets in Fort Worth to tackle sex abuse scandal;
H-E-B’s Frisco store will open September 21st; Cowboys sign nine-time Pro Bowl LT Jason Peters; Southern Baptist Convention meets in Fort Worth to tackle sex abuse scandal;
Jackknifed 18-wheeler closes northbound lanes of Interstate 45; A North Texas church is vandalized with racist slurs again; North Texas attorney for Oath Keepers arrested in connection with January 6th riot;
At new Caterina’s restaurant in Fort Worth, the staff takes your phone and puts it in a pouch so you can focus on your dinner. Wild. Join food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor as we discuss the experience and why it might actually be awesome.
Airlines put meal, hotel voucher rules in writing; Age to buy AR-15s can’t be raised from 18 to 21; Investigating parents of transgender youth has agency on ‘brink of collapse’; Black Police Association says Dallas officer tried to sell racist challenge coin; 12 people hospitalized after carbon monoxide leak at Irving home
Man fatally shot himself after he was surrounded by authorities; Frisco teen accused of making terroristic threat against high school; Prosper ISD hires firm to investigate handling of sexual assault allegations; Death of person with monkeypox virus reported out of Harris County
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:40] the advent of football season and the Rangers' imminent demise. David outlines the lack of depth in the Cowboys' offensive line and what's likely to happen. Evan requires an interpretation of Jerry's latest comments about last season's playoff exit, and David explains what it means for the Cowboys going forward.
Parents outraged after allegations of sexual assault by school bus driver; Former Arlington police officer found not guilty in woman’s 2019 shooting death; Pregnant HOV lane mom gets first ticket dismissed, then gets another; No timeline for Beto O’Rourke campaign return
Beto O’Rourke diagnosed with bacterial infection; Plano woman arrested after viral video of racist rant; Bid dives into midterms slamming GOP ‘semi-fascism’;
Dallas-Fort Worth flood caused as much as $6 billion in damages; Judge orders unsealing of redacted affidavit in search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate; OurCalling raising $50M to build tiny-home community for homeless North Texans; Cowboys’ Tyron Smith to have surgery Friday; Team hopes starting LT can return this season; Do I need to apply for student loan forgiveness under Biden’s plan?;
Dallas can be a great place for celebrity spotting, from Kevin Hart playing bartender to Beto O’Rourke ordering a pastry at a cool coffee shop. Join food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor as they chat about other celeb sightings.
Book by grandson of former slave not banned; Grand jury doesn’t indict man accused of sending Dallas judge Amber Givens racist email; Dallas County again expands monkeypox vaccine eligibility; Dallas City Council approves racial equity plan; Biden bid to ensure emergency abortion access temporarily halted by federal judge in Texas
Residents survey record breaking flood damage; Nearly all power restored to customers after Dallas-Fort Worth floods; Keller ISD adopts new book challenge policy; How a $100 box is changing the way people protect themselves against coronavirus
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore are back to talk about one of the most tumultuous weeks in Rangers' history. Besides defining Jon Daniels' legacy, which means once again clarifying Nolan Ryan's, Evan tries to figure out what motivated Ray Davis to fire his GM with 50 games left in the season. He also makes Bruce Bochy the Rangers' No. 1 target, which Kevin says should be a no-brainer.
Monday’s record-setting rainfall a ‘one-in-a-thousand-years event’; Some Dallas restaurants and bars ‘rocked’ by flash flooding; Storms underscore need for more homeowners to get flood insurance; H-E-B expanded to Houston way before D-FW;
1 dead, 1 hospitalized after shooting in Deep Ellum; Dennis Rodman plans visit to Russia in support of Britney Griner; Oak Cliff rapper Trapboy Freddy released from custody after arrest; Texas one of 3 dozen states seeking to weigh in on feds’ abortion lawsuit over Idaho ban; The rollout of Texas abuse investigations into transgender kids
Dallas gets $19 million to help residents hit hard by COVID and struggling to pay rent; Long-planned D-FW ‘super highway’ trail finally gets a name; Activists are pushing for a polling station in the Dallas County Jail; 16-year-old indicted on capital murder charge in Dallas robbery;
In this week’s excerpt of the podcast, food editor Erin Booke talks with reporter Sarah Blaskovich and new show producer Julie Fisk about important food topics like the 5-Second Rule, Dr. Oz’s grocery shopping skills, and healthy lunch ideas. Plus, Sarah shares behind the scenes info about the 10 Texas State Fair food finalists this year. Find links to the full show and more of our audio at dallasnews.com/listen.
Dallas County expands monkeypox vaccine eligibility; Grand jury declines to indict Dallas evangelist Rickie Rush; This D-FW ZIP code is Texas’ hottest for home sales; Rangers part ways with team president Jon Daniels
Dallas County begins to lay the groundwork for possibly building a new jail; Depositions sought from Dallas mayor about Diamond Ross’ death in custody; ERCOT names new CEO; Texas district pulls the Bible, as schools face more book backlash;
Dallas County gets 5,000 more monkeypox vaccine vials; North Texas schools graded for the first time since the pandemic; Poll shows most Texans support legalizing pot for recreational or medical use; Rangers fire manager Chris Woodward
Arts reporter Michael Granberry talks with Jane Wolfe about her new book chronicling the improbable life and career of Burl Osborne, who played a pivotal role in the history of The Dallas Morning News. Find more of our special audio reports at dallasnews.com/listen.
Aqib Talib’s brother named as suspect in shooting of Lancaster youth football coach; Texas Gov. Greg Abbott still leads Beto O’Rourke, new poll shows; Texas school officials nervous about campuses as polling places after Uvalde
D-FW inflation rate is up while U.S. number declines; Justice Dept. seeks to unseal search warrant of Trump home; Beto O’Rourke drops F-bomb on gun control heckler while discussing Uvalde shooting; Dallas County reports 2nd heat-related death of 2022 as triple-digit temps return; H-E-B says it will open a store in Mansfield
In this week’s excerpt, it’s all about back to school. Food editor Erin Booke reminisces with reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor about what they ate as kids during school. In the full show, executive chef Trina Nelson of DISD explains how she comes up with menus that keep kids interested, full and healthy. Plus D-FW kolache spots and espresso martinis in a can. Because, why not? Find links to the full show and more of our audio at dallasnews.com/listen.
Dallas approves limits on city resources used to investigate abortions; Dallas voters to decide in November whether to raise hotel taxes for new convention center; Should Dallas schools cancel classes on Election Day to keep kids safe?; H-E-B sets hiring event for its Plano store, names store managers
Yaser Said found guilty of capital murder in 2008 slayings of daughters, Sarah and Amina; What you need to know about Dallas’ proposed $4.5 billion city budget; Texas Gov. Greg Abbott agrees to one debate, while Democrat Beto O’Rourke wants three; Dallas hair salon shooting suspect indicted on 7 counts of aggravated assault
Yaser Said denies killing daughters; ACLU calls for investigation into treatment of migrants in Abbott’s Operation Lone Star; Owner of Mesquite apartments hit by city lawsuit; Why Texas abortion funds are on pause after the end of Roe v. Wade
Senate Democrats approve big Biden deal; Lawsuit says Dallas diocese, Plano church didn’t protect girl from sexual abuse; Donald Trump at CPAC Dallas complains, ‘I’m always being persecuted’; Demand for grocery delivery cools as food costs rise
Oncor reports a $60 million boost in profits from Texas’ summer heat wave; Abbott taunts California as CPAC conservative gathering kicks off in Dallas; Woman arrested in fatal shooting during catalytic converter theft in Dallas;
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food reporters Sarah Blaskovich, Claire Ballor, and producer Nataly Keomoungkhoun tear up over memories in their own home kitchens. Then, Sarah talks about a story she wrote on a new book of the top dive bars in Texas and her favorite dive bar, which didn’t make the list. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Jurors hear 911 calls in Yaser Said capital murder trial;vTexans face delays in receiving SNAP benefits; Collin College hit with fourth lawsuit; Dallas-Fort Worth added 293,900 jobs in the last year, among tops in nation
Dallas council committee backs plan to limit city resources used to investigate abortions; Activists, family of man killed by Dallas police demand unedited footage of shooting; The latest in the Yaser Said trial; Collin County Republican Party votes to censure John Cornyn
Dallas council committee sets vote to limit city resources used to investigate abortions; Texan armed with gun in Jan. 6 riot gets 7 years in prison, most of any rioter so far; Man will finally stand trial in Dallas for slayings of his daughters; July heat set records in Dallas-Fort Worth
Biden tests positive for COVID-19 again; Family of Love Field shooter says they have not been updated; Man fatally shoots himself, injures woman; Dallas County residents feel the pinch as property values soar; Community rallies behind Balch Springs fire victims
exas suing Biden administration over LGBTQ school lunch guidance; Suspected Russian spies accused of stealing IDs of Texas babies; Border agents deny entry to migrants based on interviews lawyers say are fiction; Hungary’s Viktor Orbán denounces race mixing ahead of Dallas CPAC appearance;
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor chat about why folks love Great American Hero so much, as well as Shug’s bagel shop and Jimmy Park’s Dallas sushi empire. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market.
Ted Cruz says Texas should repeal ban on gay sex; Spectrum ordered to pay $7 billion in punitive damages after employee killed Irving woman; Are North Texas abortion clinics still open after overturn of Roe v. Wade?; Firefighters help Balch Springs couple retrieve citizenship documents from rubble; D-FW home prices are rising more than in other Texas metros
When Carte Blanche opened in June 2021, a key part of the Lower Greenville restaurant's appeal was the impressive résumé of chef Casey La Rue. He touted his work under some of the world’s most decorated chefs at Michelin-starred restaurants. But on Friday, The News published an exclusive report that reps from those restaurants say they have no record of La Rue ever working for them. In fact, the chefs and staff didn't even recognize La Rue from photos. Food editor Erin Booke talks with reporter Claire Ballor, who broke the story after months of investigation.
DART may give away $270 million to cities; Dallas Love Field bounces back to normal one day after shooting; Supreme Court to make abortion ruling final; City repeatedly asked for grass to be cut before fire started at Balch Springs field; Texas AG Paxton wants Google to show crisis pregnancy centers in abortion clinic searches
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant talk about the Cowboys and Rangers, one team just getting started and the other stuck in neutral. [1:45] David discusses his one-on-one interview with Mike McCarthy, who didn't exactly appreciate questions about his hot seat. [18:00] David and Kevin also mull position battles in the offensive line, at wide receiver and cornerback. [24:27] Evan and Kevin talk up the trade deadline and whether Juan Soto is a legitimate target.
Dallas police shoot armed woman after several shots fired inside Love Field airport; Balch Springs brush fire burns at least 14 homes; A Texas housing board member votes earned fees for his law firm; Abortion laws and anti-LGBT rhetoric could drive students away from Texas colleges
Flames engulf Collin County home; Dallas delays moving homeless camp; Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick tests positive for COVID-19; Texas’ largest teacher prep company is on probation; UN health agency chief declares monkeypox a global emergency
All of North Texas under severe to exceptional drought conditions; American Airlines cuts more summer and fall flights; President Joe Biden tests positive for COVID-19; Six Texas lawsuits targeting LGBT rights after the fall of Roe vs. Wade;
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food reporter Claire Ballor chats with Dallas Morning News retail reporter Maria Halkias about all the buzz in the grocery world right now. (Hint: HEB is kind of a thing, as are private label deals.) Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Uvalde school officials to consider firing police Chief; Senators push for bipartisan support of bill codifying same-sex and interracial marriage; North Texas heat emergencies soar; Mary Kay brings its in-person seminars back to Dallas
North Texas under red flag warning as wildfire conditions grow; DART slowing rail service due to record-high temps; LGBT students denounce UT-Dallas professor who wants ‘a cure for homosexuality’; House passes bill preserving same-sex marriage
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the week's big sports news, including the fact that the Rangers [00:10] shocked the world by drafting Kumar Rocker with the third pick. Evan says it allowed the Rangers to create the second surprise of the draft by taking Brock Porter, a first-round talent, in the fourth. [17:26] David gives his three storylines for training camp, led by Mike McCarthy's job security. Or lack thereof.
the Texas House committee’s report on the Uvalde shooting; Ted Cruz says 2015 Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage was ‘clearly wrong’; Dallas County shrinks as North Texas’ population grows; Clear or mesh backpacks required for Dallas middle and high school students
Biden vows ‘strong’ climate action; Report details ‘egregious’ decisions in Uvalde shooting response; 24-year-old arrested after police say he set fire to Carrollton home of ex-girlfriend; Ivana Trump’s death ruled an accident
CDC raises Dallas County COVID-19 level to red; Dallas County tests inmate for monkeypox; Texas launches new lawsuit against the federal government over emergency abortion guidance; What to know about the Texas Democratic Convention in Dallas
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food editor Erin Booke also chats with reporter Claire Ballor and producer Nataly Keo about restaurant robots, TikTok salads and chickpeas, then we answer a listener question about Pulp Fiction-inspired diners in Dallas. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
U.S. health officials approve new COVID-19 shot; Controversial Punisher logo visible on phone of officer who responded to Uvalde shooting; No peak yet for inflation as nation hits a new 40-year high; Texas is only 5th best state for business
First video of Uvalde school shooting published; Dallas County health department ups monkeypox case count to 14; DA seeks recusal of judge Amber Givens for promised rehab of inmate; North Texas heat emergencies soar
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore take a look at the Rangers [1:52] at the half-way point and ask what's the top priority. Kevin says it's adding starting pitching now; Evan wonders if they should wait. Evan offers his thoughts on what the Rangers will do with the third pick of the draft this weekend. Kevin says they can't afford to make a mistake like Donald Harris, the athlete, over Frank Thomas, the hitter.
Biden showcases new gun violence law; Dallas considers clear backpack mandate for school safety; ERCOT issues call for voluntary conservation Monday; Florida woman sues Southwest Airlines after wheelchair accident;
Judge orders Texas not to investigate families with transgender children; No adults inside the house with 4-year-old during fatal dog attack; Uvalde mayor denies officer had sights on gunman; Abbott orders state to release migrants at bridges; Denton County reports first monkeypox case of 2022
Governor orders state to grab migrants, release them at bridges; Kids in rooms up to 22 hours a day in Texas juvenile lockups from staffing shortage; Most Texans disapprove of trigger law banning abortion; H-E-B is hiring 700 people each for its Frisco and Plano stores
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, we inquire about Michelin coming to Texas. Michelin just launched a multi-city restaurant guide in Florida, and the Texas culinary community is now like, “Whaaaat? What about us?” Join food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor as they discuss what it would take for Michelin to come to Texas, and what it would mean for our dining scene.
New details on the Uvalde shooting; Dallas County raises its COVID risk level to yellow; Local monkeypox transmission possible after case reported at Festival; Whole Woman’s Health to close Texas abortion clinics
Dallas hires blind and partially blind people to answer 311 calls; UT Southwestern researchers design rapid COVID test; Judge won’t block law banning most Mississippi abortions as post-Roe court fights continue; Expect high temperatures in triple digits all week long; 7th victim dies after Highland Park shooting
Police identify suspect, victims in Haltom City ambush; School police Chief resigns from Uvalde City Council; Texas Supreme Court allows enforcement of 1925 abortion ban; Woman shot in face after flashing headlights
Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in as Supreme Court justice, replacing Breyer; Supreme Court lets Biden scrap Trump policy that barred 70,000 asylum seekers from US; Travelers, airlines brace as summer hits busiest stretch; Texas schools must check all exterior doors before school year starts
On June 24, the U.S. Supreme court overruled Roe vs. Wade, the 1973 case that originated in Dallas county that legalized abortion. As the nation grapples with the high court’s decision and the debates that came with it, we wanted to better understand those who think there is still common ground.
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food editor Erin Booke is joined by food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor to talk about this weeks Dallas food stories like a new hot dog water seltzer, Shaq’s chicken restaurant, Keller’s now taking credit cards and more. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott orders truck inspections at border after migrant deaths; Abortion rights supporters, opponents clash while demonstrating in downtown Dallas; Another arrest made in death of 5-year-old, Dallas police say; The Londoner pub to open in beloved bar in Dallas, replacing Trinity Hall
Serial killing suspect Billy Chemirmir indicted on 4 more capital murder charges; Death toll rises to 51 among people found in trailer in San Antonio heat; Texas clinics can temporarily resume abortions, state court rules; Mother of 5-year-old found dead in South Dallas admitted beating child daily, police say
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [4:00] discuss whether Jalen Brunson stays with the Mavs, a team he likes and where he has a better chance of winning, or does he go to the Knicks to run the show and play for his father? Evan says a pro athlete's decision invariably comes down to money and a shot at winning, but David notes that family may change the dynamic. Jalen may also have a bone to pick with the Mavs.
Texas abortion providers file lawsuit, seek to temporarily resume procedures; Neiman Marcus adds travel to abortion benefits after Roe v. Wade overturned; Security officer arrested after woman fatally shot at Dallas strip club XTC Cabaret; 15 lawyers want Dallas County Judge Amber Givens recused from 104 criminal cases
Texas clinics halt abortions after Roe v. Wade decision; What’s not in new federal gun law; Workers say Dallas firing is connected to unionization effort at Starbucks; Fuel demand in Texas nears pre-pandemic levels despite rising prices
Dallas council can’t agree on a redistricting map; Dallas murder suspect captured; Grand jury doesn’t indict Dallas developer on sexual assault charge; Fort Worth Domino’s is back open
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, we build the perfect burger. Plus, some late-night dining recs. While we love Waffle House on occasion, one listener wants more ideas. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market. The News makes all editorial decisions.
Texas state senator sues DPS for Uvalde shooting records; Uvalde officer trying to save dying wife was detained; 2 more cases of monkeypox reported in Dallas County; City Council approves $31.4 million deal for southern Dallas mixed-use community
New timeline details on Uvalde shooting; Bipartisan Senate group solidify gun deal; Dallas City Manager will keep his job for now; Dallas Mayor tests positive for COVID-19 again
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss the leadership styles of the Rangers' two highest-paid stars, Corey Seager and Marcus Semien, and the downside of investing so much money in such low-key personalities. Kevin says that as soon as Sean Payton raises his hand and says he'd like to be the Cowboys' coach, Jerry Jones will put Mike McCarthy's stuff on the front porch of the Star. Evan wonders if Jerry is willing to pay the price.
Dallas County could begin vaccinating kids under 5 Tuesday; American Airlines will stop flying to three cities due to pilot shortage; Dallas schools poised to boost teacher pay; Senator Cornyn blames jeers at Texas GOP on ‘mob’;
Boat overturns in Lake Lavon; Dallas College wraps up board elections; Dallas Zoo’s Wild Earth Action Team is on a mission to conserve Texas native wildlife; US opens COVID vaccine to little kids
Dallas area to host FIFA World Cup matches; DA dismisses case against ex-Dallas council member; Solar delivers after record demand for electricity; North Texas HOA wants to kick out Section 8 renters
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, we’re all being asked to pay more lately when we eat out, be it a 20% tip at the coffee counter or a 10% service fee for to-go meals. Listen as food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss the state of tipping and extra charges, especially during a time of historic inflation. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Police oversight officials will review DPD video-release policy; Texans Can charter school under state oversight; Bipartisan Senate gun deal hits ‘bumps in the road’; International travel surge propels DFW Airport to pre-pandemic levels
A Saharan dust cloud rolling through Dallas; Texas education board questions push for new exam; Caterpillar relocates headquarters from Chicago area to Irving; Judge approves $10 million in financing for Edgemere
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant [6:08] discuss the prospects for the Rangers as they near a reckoning about playoff contention. Evan says the Rangers shouldn't deal for a rental player because they're still not good enough. Kevin says rentals are out, but the Rangers owe it to their fans to compete for the tournament if possible. Both Insiders say it might be enough if Ezequiel Duran, Josh Smith, Leody Taveras and other kids make viable contributions this year.
Gunman killed after attacking Duncanville Fieldhouse; Triple-digit heat wave continues; Dallas gun trafficker used Texas license to carry to avoid background checks; Dallas’ chief financial officer resigns
Dallas council will meet to consider firing City Manager; Heat wave continues; An outline of federal bipartisan gun violence agreement; March for Our Lives draws hundreds calling for gun control to downtown Dallas
House adopts red flag bill; DFW Airport fields massive delivery of much-needed baby formula; Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones asks judge to toss paternity suit against him; Cruz leads congressional support for court case challenging LGBT anti-discrimination law
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food editor Erin Booke chats with our producer Nataly Keomoungkhoun about her upcoming Dallas wedding and how she’s making her food decisions. Plated dinner or food trucks? What to offer vegetarians? Brunch or no brunch? Chocolate fountain or champagne waterfall? Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Gun laws debated in Congress; Dallas COVID hospitalizations have stabilized; Families of trans children sue to halt Texas child-abuse policy; KERA to take over management of classical music station
Dallas reports first monkeypox case of 2022; Developers are flocking southwest of Fort Worth; Governor Abbott wants Texas State University to provide active-shooter training to schools; Texas speaker Phelan taps brakes $50M request for bulletproof shields; Uvalde’s Matthew McConaughey makes impassioned plea on guns
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss the Rangers' recent inability to get over the .500 hump and into second place in the AL West [1:15]. Kevin says Matt Bush shouldn't be allowed anywhere near the ninth inning. Evan says the bigger issue is the fact that the Rangers' big-ticket signees, Corey Seager and Marcus Semien, haven't carried the team. Until they pick it up, the Rangers will founder.
Texas Democrats host town halls on school security; Dallas to appeal judge’s ruling that blocks strip club hour restrictions; ERCOT projects Texas will break electricity demand record this week; Leak shows Supreme Court poised to nullify Roe v. Wade and abortion rights
Kyle Rittenhouse says he’s going to Texas A&M Sunday’s funeral in Uvalde remembers 10 year old Alithia Ramirez; Family of Uvalde victim demands answers from gun manufacturer; Texas leads nation in mass shootings; 14-year-old killed, another wounded in Old East Dallas shooting
Police inside Uvalde school not aware of children’s 911 calls; $5 million of ancient art destroyed at DMA in overnight break-in; Governor says schools should conduct weekly door checks to boost security; COVID-19 shots for kids under 5 possible by June 21st
Governor Abbott calls for legislative committees following Uvalde school shooting; Uvalde school police chief says he’s still cooperating; Buffalo supermarket gunman indicted on terror, hate charge; Dallas Italian restaurant sues over similar-sounding name
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the end of the Mavs' season and its impact on Jalen Brunson's future as well as the start of something -- maybe -- with the .500 Rangers. [2:00] Kevin asks Evan if Corey Seager's 11 home runs -- including nine at Globe Life Field -- are a good sign considering he's under contract for 10 years.
Teacher closed propped-open door before Uvalde shooting; SCOTUS declines Dallas’ request to halt case against police involved in Tony Timpa’s death; Man to be exonerated 40 years after convictions for child sex abuse; Dallas County finalizes list of crimes tied to 2020 George Floyd protests
Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke talks with reporter Claire Ballor about her new story tracking one mother’s urgent search for baby formula. Sarah Brooke, a 33-year-old retired and disabled veteran from Forney, is one of tens of thousands of parents and caretakers struggling to feed their infants during the ongoing nationwide shortage. Special audio for this segment was provided by The News’ Lola Gomez and the report was produced by contributor Jeff Whittington.
Beto O’Rourke plans forum in Dallas; Justice Department to review response to Uvalde school shooting; Ex-TCU CB dies in car accident; Petland in North Dallas sues city over new ban on puppy, kitten sales
Texas Democrat urges FBI probe into Uvalde school shooting; Husband of slain Uvalde teacher dies of heart attack after visiting memorial at school; The NRA scaled back its annual meeting after Columbine, but not Uvalde; Jury rules against North Texas Olympian who said H-E-B supplement made her fail drug test;
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, food editor Erin Booke talks with food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor about the stories behind D-FW’s oldest, most historical restaurants. Sarah talks about her research methodology, why oral history is important, and how wonderful it is that Fort Worth seems to preserve its dining history so well. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
O’Rourke confronts Abbott over Uvalde school shooting; NAACP president calls on Governor Abbott to cancel NRA appearance; Student arrested at North Texas high school after police found weapon inside vehicle; Dallas OKs $5 million in incentives for Neiman Marcus to keep its HQ in Dallas
18 students, 3 adults killed in Uvalde school shooting; ISIS operative charged with plotting to assassinate George W. Bush; Photographer arrested during George Floyd protests sues Dallas police
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore take on a ton of topics, starting with the [1:25] Mavs' next steps after their surprising run to the Western Conference Finals. One benefit, Kevin says, is that they now know they don't necessarily need another superstar. Just a center who can rebound and create his own shots. [17:00] Evan says the Rangers' $500 million middle infield needs to start hitting to excite the fan base now that the Rangers hold center stage.
SBC report highlights Plano’s Prestonwood Baptist as example of protecting sex abusers; Governor Abbott visits Eagle Pass as migrants grapple with Title 42′s inequities; Dallas considering tax breaks for Goldman Sachs for new downtown area tower; Treatments for trans youth at Dallas hospital can continue until April
Family of man fatally shot sues accused shooter; Welcomed heavy rain is coming; Mesquite renters say free hotel rooms don’t make up for being displaced
Texas to resume abuse investigations into families with trans children; Man indicted in killing of prominent Dallas lawyer Ira Tobolowsky; Census undercount likely robbed Texas of third additional US House seat; Reps. Colin Allred, Sheila Jackson Lee demand Brittney Griner’s freedom from Russia
In this special excerpt of our food podcast, editor Erin Booke and reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss the latest restaurant news and try to make sense of Dolly Parton's upcoming Mexican Pizza musical and TikTok videos of a copycat Raising Cane’s sauce. (Plus, how do you really pronounce “Worcestershire.”) Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market. The News makes all editorial decisions.
Suspect in Korean salon attack faces 4 additional charges; Former Dallas leader Stephanie Elizalde is lone finalist for superintendent job; Texas AG Paxton wants to intervene in battle over care for trans youth at Dallas hospital; T-Pain moves concert out of Deep Ellum, citing safety concerns
Suspect in Korean salon attack was having delusions about Asian people; Chokehold incident at Coppell middle school under investigation; Residents call for tweaks to new Dallas events ordinance; Dallas mayor to lead panel that looks to add more pro teams to Dallas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:35] Sunday's Game 7 doubleheader featuring the Mavs and Stars. Evan moderates a discussion between Kevin and David about what the Mavs need to do to beat the Warriors in the Western Conference Finals. David says the sign of a great team or player is when it happens before you're ready, the case with both the Mavs and Luka Doncic.
ERCOT predicts record demand for electricity this summer; Dallas ISD debates sex education that includes expanded lessons on birth control; 3rd round of free at-home COVID-19 tests available through federal government;
Abbott still leads O’Rourke in Governor’s race; Most Texans do not want Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade; Dallas, Collin homeless population dips, chronic homelessness is on the rise; Early voting for Texas’ primary runoff election starts Monday
Treatments for trans youth at Dallas hospital can restart; North Texas doctors reel with disbelief as U.S. nears 1 million COVID-related deaths; 2 arrested in connection to deadly shooting at southeast Oak Cliff outdoor concert; Shooting that hurt 3 at northwest Dallas hair salon not a hate crime
What drink are you embarrassed to order? For us it might be the Dirty Shirley, which has been deemed the drink of summer 2022. In this special except of our food podcast, editor Erin Booke and reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss the drink (is it an abomination? a guaranteed painful hangover? all of the above?), plus how they're "drinking from the firehouse" of new restaurant openings right now.
Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market. The News makes all editorial decisions.
Dallas plans $2 million for Shingle Mountain soil cleanup; Legislation that would protect abortion rights nationwide fails in U.S. Senate; Jury sides with American Airlines on sexual assault claim by flight attendant; 2 shot outside Red Bird recreation center; Arlington ISD fires substitute teacher for using racial slur in elementary classroom
Abbott supports voucher program for Texas students to attend private, charter schools; Dallas commission approves new district boundaries, but splits on whether it’s equitable; Dems demand U.S. Treasury probe on Texas shifting COVID funds to border security; Denton High School briefly placed on lockdown after phone threat
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and David Moore discuss a wide range of topics, starting [1:04] with the Mavs' surprising rebound from an 0-2 start to square the series. Kevin says the Mavs have exposed the flaw in the Suns' offensive approach, but David argues it'll be a different story in Phoenix. He also predicts the Suns in six. Kevin says the Stars will go further in the playoffs than the Mavs.
25-year-old man fatally shot during west Oak Cliff robbery; Plano high school students disciplined after using racial slur; 11-year-old wounded in central Oak Cliff shooting; Trump's return to Texas; Harassment, drug use and robberies on rise at DART trains and stations
Shooter fires into crowd at Fort Worth nightclub; 3 officers indicted on assault charges from 2020 George Floyd protests in Dallas; Jill Biden pays surprise visit to Ukraine; Luka Doncic gives Chris Paul a taste of his own medicine; North Texas to be hot and dry this week during first glimpse of summer weather
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones taken to hospital after minor car crash; Plano police investigating after shootout involving off-duty officer; Coyote shot dead after Dallas toddler attacked
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke talks about the new Dallas food truck rules with city government reporter Everton Bailey, Jr. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market. The News makes all editorial decisions.
Texas pastor sues Ye; Dallas to recognize Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Day on Thursday; Dallas police searching for 4 men after fatal shooting in Stemmons Corridor; Update on Dallas toddler attacked by coyote; Match Group defied calls to abandon Russia amid invasion. Now it’s paying
22-year-old man died days after being shot in South Dallas; Amazon will cover travel for employees seeking abortions; UT Dallas ends some COVID protocols; Former Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean asks to delay trial;
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore [ 1:13 ] discuss the Mavs' loss to the Suns in Game 1 of the conference semifinals. David says he's not surprised and predicts a much better game Wednesday. Kevin says even when they lost Game 1 to the Jazz, at least a template was in place. There was no template Monday. [14:23] David and Kevin reveal their draft grades for the Cowboys, and all three panelists give their favorite picks.
Dallas may require banks to show investments in underserved communities; Rail link worth billions won’t go through Texas; American Airlines, Southwest flight attendants want to be paid for boarding airplanes; Beto O’Rourke says Texas can learn from Oklahoma;
What’s next after Billy Chemirmir’s capital murder conviction?; Wrong-way collision kills 2 in North Dallas and driver at large; Woman jailed after June 2021 stabbing victim dies; Texas DPS troopers sent to the border are making big bucks in overtime; Chances for storms continue throughout workweek
Billy Chemirmir guilty of capital murder; Survivor of Nazi horrors who championed Dallas’ Holocaust museum dies at 94; North Texan Trevor Reed back in U.S.; Southwest Airlines cuts 20,000 summer flights, boosts hiring to brace for travelers
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor talk about why Dallas loves — and will miss — Herrera’s Cafe. Plus, we talk about our favorite junk foods, and why mac and cheese and Hot Cheetos might be the best combo ever. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen.
Police arrest man in 2016 killing of prominent Dallas lawyer; Putin frees Marine vet Trevor Reed; Dallas approves using future hotel tax money to pay for Fair Park venue upgrades if voters agree; Fire damages historic building at St. Matthew’s Cathedral campus in Old East Dallas
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss a big week in DFW sports. [ 2:07] Kevin and David predict the Mavs will clinch their first playoff win since the title team in 2011, probably Thursday in Salt Lake City. Especially if Utah's Donovan Mitchell's left leg is an issue. [17:52] David offers potential first-round options for the Cowboys at several positions, and all three panelists make their choices.
Dallas DA hands off prosecution of pastor Rickie Rush; Dallas redistricting commission moving forward with two maps that could shift council representation; Dallas police officer accused of sexual assault while on duty, placed on administrative leave; STAAR quickly approaching for Texas students; Can whistleblowers sue Texas elected officials?
Body of missing Texas National Guard soldier recovered; Billy Chemirmir’s murder trial starts slow after juror no shows; Texas appeals court delays execution of Melissa Lucio; Federal judge says he’ll grant temporary restraining order blocking end of Title 42
Dallas County lowers COVID-19 risk level to green; Missing Texas Army National Guard soldier is 22-year-old man from Arlington; Chances of storms with gusty winds, potential hail; DART police looking for man in connection with fatal shooting at southeast Oak Cliff rail station; 4-year-old drowns in pool at northwest Dallas home
Fingers pointing over Dallas criminal courts backlog; Woman called; Congressional committees open investigation into election disinformation in Texas, 3 other states; Dallas police for help more than an hour before she was found dead; 51-year-old Tex-Mex restaurant Herrera’s Cafe to close in Dallas
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke and food reporter Claire Ballor talk about the biggest restaurant news of the week — from food supply chain issues to fried chicken and patios. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player. You’ll find links at dallasnews.com/listen. Eat Drink D-FW is presented by The Dallas Morning News and made possible by Central Market.
15 arrested on child exploitation charges; Weekend clinic in Oak Cliff will help Dallas residents with eviction issues; Governor Abbott’s border inspections reportedly lost Texas $4.2 billion and 36,000 jobs; T-Pain questions Deep Ellum’s ‘reputation,’ Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson responds
Opal Lee spent decades quietly working for the poor and to preserve the history of Fort Worth’s Black community. At 86, she began working for a national recognition of Juneteenth, the historic day Black Texans in Galveston learned they were free from slavery. In 2021, we named Ms. Opal our Texan of the Year. In this episode of the ‘Deep Side’ podcast, she talks with host Rudy Bush, The News’ editorial page editor, about life and all of its lessons.
New I-35 deck park gets $10.5M in private money; 5 more face charges after teen who went missing during Dallas Mavericks game is found; Former Balch Springs police Officer can be sued for death of Jordan Edwards; Former state Senator files federal suit challenging Texas abortion law as unconstitutional
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant break down the Mavs' Game 2 win over the Jazz, squaring the series at 1-1 [2:30]. Kevin asks Evan if the Mavs can continue to shoot 3s and get career games from Jalen Brunson, who had 41 points and no turnovers. Evan describes how the Rangers' bullpen has gone wrong [12:39]. Kevin calls it a surprise, noting that whatever else you think of Jon Daniels, he's always built decent bullpens.
Dallas has refused to pay $10.2M for county jail services over contract dispute; 3 face human trafficking charges after teen last seen at Dallas Mavericks game found; Edgemere’s landlord hits back; Kelvin Joseph joins Cowboys for voluntary workouts after being questioned in Dallas shooting case
The competition to get homes in Dallas-Fort Worth is fierce, but not impossible. 'Dallas Morning News' business editor Paul O’Donnell talks with residential real estate reporter Mitchell Parton about how two couples navigated the hot market. (Hint: One of them bought ‘the smelly house.’) The story is part of a new series called The Texas Squeeze that examines the high cost of high growth.
2 men arrested in Dallas slaying, question Cowboys’ Kelvin Joseph; The latest problem for a Dallas-to-Houston bullet train; US rocked by 3 mass shootings during Easter weekend; 17-year-old in custody after police say he shot 2 teenagers in west Oak Cliff
2-year-old struck, killed by SUV; Abbott announces arrival of 2nd bus transporting migrants to Washington; final plans set for new Fair Park greenspace; Second man sentenced to life without parole for fatal robbery of Garland store clerk; Police seek public’s help identifying man found dead in northeast Dallas creek
In this special excerpt, Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor talk about what's trending on the food scene this year. What’s in? Excess and flashy restaurants (so very Dallas, but also, kind of a conundrum), and why we love simpler menus. What’s out? You take a guess. (It rhymes with Bot Thicken.) Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.
Abbott says inspections that led to snarled border traffic will continue; UT Southwestern leaders say they alone made decision to alter program for transgender youth; Dallas judge under scrutiny for bail rulings recuses herself from cases; Pegasus sign atop downtown Dallas hotel in danger of falling off; Dallas’ Trinity Groves restaurant park undergoes another big change
Texas Ag Commissioner calls on Governor to end border inspections; Judge rules in-state tuition for undocumented students unconstitutional; Dallas Animal Services out of space for dogs; Mavs stay ‘optimistic’ for Luka Doncic's return
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss [2:40] the impact of Luka Doncic's calf strain on the Mavs' playoff hopes starting Saturday against Utah. Despite the uncertainty about Luka, Kevin says the best thing the Mavs have going for them is their finest defense in decades. David says the measuring stick for this season will be how the Mavs fare should they advance to face Phoenix, the best team in the league.
Abbott warns sheriffs of ‘cataclysmic’ wave of migrant crossings at the border; Texas suggests new library policies; Parents of Texan Marine jailed in Russia regain contact with him before appeal; Rangers’ opener at home not a sellout for first time since 1996
2 shot early Sunday in Deep Ellum; Dallas Love Field wants to raise parking rates as garages near capacity; Charges being dropped against Texas woman arrested for ‘illegal abortion’ in Rio Grande Valley; One killed, two injured in South Dallas drive-by shooting
Body found in Dallas’ White Rock Lake; Man in custody in connection with December slaying of 18-year-old in northwest Dallas; Dallas man has county’s first West Nile virus case of 2022; Dallas-based Vaxxinity begins Phase 3 trial for COVID-19 booster vaccine; The No. 1 and No. 2 safest cities in the country are in North Texas
In this special preview of our new food podcast, Dallas Morning News food editor Erin Booke and food reporters Sarah Blaskovich and Claire Ballor discuss their beats, why they got into food journalism, and their "foodie origin stories" (including at least one latchkey kid who knew her way around a can of Vienna sausages.) Sarah also reveals how getting stood up on Valentine's led to her finding the love of her life at a pub on McKinney Avenue.
Governor Abbott orders Texas to ship migrants to DC; 4 tornadoes confirmed across North Texas during storms; Nearly 25,000 mail-in ballots rejected in March 1 Texas primary; Los Angeles bans official travel to Texas, Florida over LGBTQ policies; 27-year-old North Texas native stabbed to death in Florida
Damage reported across North Texas after severe weather; Mother of child fatally shot in car faces additional charges; Dallas-Fort Worth breaks 87-year record as temperatures climb to 95 degrees; Dallas Love Field wants to raise parking rates as garages near capacity
Off-duty Dallas officers were working security at concert where 16 were shot; Lieutenant Governor wants Texas to replicate ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law; Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic nomination moves to Senate floor despite GOP blockade; Futuristic drone deliveries arrive this week in Little Elm and Frisco
1 killed, 11 injured in shooting at southeast Oak Cliff outdoor concert, police say; 14 people displaced after fire destroys apartment complex in north Oak Cliff; Severe storms likely late Monday; Southwest Airlines flights delayed, canceled at Dallas Love Field, across country due to tech issues; Protesters rally against alleged LGBT discrimination at Dallas Arboretum
Former Jesuit Prep Dallas president protected abusive priest; Parents of 3-year-old boy fatally shot in the head in Dallas arrested; Dallas County closing several COVID vaccine, testing sites; North Texas pharmacies preparing to give extra COVID booster doses; National Weather Service missed Rockwall County tornado, didn’t issue warning
Jesuit Prep, Dallas Diocese settle lawsuit over priest sex abuse; Court upholds conviction, sentence of Amber Guyger, ex-Dallas officer who murdered Botham Jean; Several homes damaged by tornado in Rockwall County; Parents of North Texan Trevor Reed, former Marine jailed in Russia, meet with Biden in Washington
New details about death of boy shot in road-rage incident; Lawyer for woman suing Jerry Jones denies she tried to extort money; Texas leaders adjust school funding for districts facing low attendance and budget woes; Another housing bubble could be brewing
[3:47] SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant talk about spring training and what it means for the Rangers' rotation. Kevin wonders if Jon Gray, the projected opening day starter, can have the kind of career turnaround enjoyed by Lance Lynn, Mike Minor and, to an extent, Kyle Gibson. Evan lays out how he thinks the rotation will shape up, based on spreading out the innings-eaters so they don't burn up the bullpen by July.
3-year-old boy fatally shot; Dallas hospitals receive lowest scores in Texas in latest health care equality scoring system; Dallas mayor Eric Johnson meets with Ukraine official to express support
DFW Airport temperature soars as warm weather poses increased danger; North Texas health experts watch BA.2 case counts; Police continue search for vehicles of interest in connection to South Dallas party venue shooting; Texas alum Scottie Scheffler claims world Number 1 golf ranking, wins Dell Match Play; Dallas man who sold teenager as a sex slave to South Carolina man pleads guilty to federal charge
A pilot shortage in Dallas; Dallas homicide detective’s cases could be in jeopardy after perjury allegations; Dallas man arrested after authorities report finding several images of child porn on his computer
1 of 10 shooting victims dies after weekend party in South Dallas; AG Paxton appeals to Texas Supreme Court as state halts probes into parents of trans children; Legislature required to take up redistricting again in 2023; ‘The Price is Right’ tour plans to come on down to Dallas next month
Police looking for 3 people involved in shooting near South Dallas party venue; Governor Abbott signs disaster declaration for counties ripped apart by tornadoes; Dallas County judge again raises bail for murder suspect; Dallas rooftop bar where man fell to his death was crowded, understaffed, petition says
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the ins and outs of the off-seasons for two of the local clubs. [00:35] The Cowboys missed on Kevin's target, Von Miller, who got a budget-busting contract from Buffalo. David says Dante Fowler doesn't make up for the loss of Randy Gregory.
10 ‘unintended victims’ shot in South Dallas; Man arrested on arson charges after fires in downtown Ranger; Willie Nelson to headline Outlaw Music Festival tour stop in Dallas; Sandwich Hag’s night market food festival returns to The Cedars
1 critically injured at spring break party; Wildfires force evacuations for parts of Hood, Eastland counties; Shooting wounds 4 in Austin as city hosts South by Southwest festival; 55-year-old man fatally shot in Old East Dallas
Texas appeals court sides with schools in mask fight; Dallas is helping the CDC test your sewage for COVID-19; Dog sitter who was ‘permanently’ disfigured in Coppell attack speaks out; Former GM Donnie Nelson sues Dallas Mavericks
Clay Jenkins lowers Dallas County COVID-19 threat level to yellow; More than 4,480 people died on Texas roads in 2021; Doctor who treats transgender children takes UT Southwestern to court over change in care; Forney approves plans for H-E-B grocery
Texas task force tackling teacher shortages expands; Judge who reduced murder suspect bail reverses course; Senate OKs ‘Sunshine Protection Act’ to make daylight saving time permanent; Southwest, other airlines cut thousands of spring flights
Jury decides on Dallas cop who shot and killed a mentally ill man; Dallas judge candidate owe thousands in fines for not reporting campaign donors; Texas auto insurers are planning big rate hikes in 2022; DeMarcus Lawrence agrees to new 3-year deal with Cowboys
2 killed early Sunday following crash on I-635; Lawyers for woman suing Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones say she isn’t looking for money; Former President Barack Obama tests positive for COVID-19; Texas judge halts child abuse investigations into transgender youth; North Texas man pleads guilty to federal charge for helping to lead siege on U.S. Capitol
Vacant Dallas building caught fire that once housed private porn rooms; Dallas allowing city staff to get paid time off to address mental health; Possibility of creating a new independent natural gas monitor gains traction at Texas Capitol; District 30 congressional candidate arrested in Grand Prairie for taking politicians’ signs
Woman sues Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, says he is her father; Texas appeals court sides with parent of transgender teen in case of alleged child abuse; Dallas County man gets 55 years in prison for kidnapping, slaying of 13-year-old Shavon Randle; Expecting frigid temperatures, Dallas to open downtown library, 2 other sites as temporary shelters; State Bar of Texas seeks sanctions against Dallas lawyer Sidney Powell over Trump 2020 vote disputes
President Biden calls family of North Texan Trevor Reed; Former paramedic won’t face criminal charges after Dallas police review; Dallas County adds 46 deaths, 2,626 new COVID-19 cases in past week; Before closure, UT Southwestern’s clinic for transgender youth faced political pressure
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and David Moore analyze [1:45] the Cowboys' decision to tag Dalton Schultz while working out a long-term deal to keep the tight end. David notes that critics have a point when saying Schultz isn't a big-play threat, but Kevin says the Cowboys' hand was forced by the injury to Blake Jarwin. David guesses the Cowboys probably won't cut DeMarcus Lawrence, and Randy Gregory may be lost if he finds a better deal.
Beto O’Rourke is being sued for defamation by Dallas billionaire Kelcy Warren; State rests case against man accused of ordering death of Shavon Randle; Biden won’t meet parents of Trevor Reed, Marine jailed in Russia; Dallasite sells toilet paper NFTs as a joke
Dallas County COVID-19 data ahead of pandemic’s 2nd anniversary; Texas Children’s Hospital stops therapies after gender-confirming care order; Billy Chemirmir says he’ll be acquitted in 18 North Texas murders; D.C. and North Texas courts give dueling orders on asylum for migrant families and minors; Gunmen get into 2 accidents fleeing South Dallas shooting that injured 3
Dallas officer accused of choking man under arrest at hospital with deadly force; UNT students protest Jeff Younger, conservative speech on ‘transgender child abuse’; Fugitive sought in Oregon quadruple homicide is arrested in Frisco; Water in 13 North Texas cities may taste like chlorine this month; H-E-B tells McKinney that its store will open there next summer
Representative Van Taylor abruptly drops reelection bid; DART considers changes after freeze shut down bus service for first time ever; Joe Biden to visit Fort Worth on Tuesday; Dallas police officer faces charge of official oppression; Iconic Chicago restaurant Portillo’s picks first Texas city for D-FW expansion
Lauren Davis, Clay Jenkins lead primary results for Dallas County judge; Greg Abbott, Beto O’Rourke easily win primaries; AG Ken Paxton likely headed to GOP runoff, as Bush and Guzman battle to take him on; Jasmine Crockett leading in race to replace Eddie Bernice Johnson in Congress; Biden vows to check Russian aggression, fight inflation in his first State of the Union Address
[2:20] Callie Caplan leads her SportsDay Insiders -- Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant -- in a discussion of the Mavs' biggest win of the season. Kevin eats a little crow over the contributions of Spencer Dinwiddie, acquired in the Kristaps Porzingis trade, and makes Jason Kidd a Coach of the Year candidate. [12:25] The panel reveals its favorite and least-favorite coaches to interview. Hint: Buck Showalter may not want to listen.
Texas primary Election Day voting begins; DA prospect Frizell touts support of Dallas pastor Rickie Rush; Two years of COVID-19 have created a second silent pandemic; ACLU warns Granbury schools their book removal process violates students’ rights; First January 6th trial begins
West unleashes SWIFT bans, more crushing penalties on Russia; Governor Abbott asks Texas retailers to take all Russian products off their shelves; Following new CDC guidelines, Judge Jenkins revises Dallas County’s mask mandate; 2 suspects in Seattle woman’s slaying arrested in Cambodia after fleeing Dallas; Nine Black workers sued a Dallas company for discrimination and a jury agreed in a $70 million verdict
The granddaughter of sharecroppers, Eddie Bernice Johnson has been a fixture in Dallas politics for more than 50 years. For three decades she has represented southern Dallas in Congress. Her life story is ingrained in the story of the city.
Dallas IT worker erased police files by accident; Dallas DA declines to prosecute families for trans youth care; Court monitors complain Texas allowed hundreds of children in foster care to refuse COVID vaccine; North Texas district teacher resigns amid controversy over comments against conservative Christians
Dallas County judicial candidates for hotly contested race owe thousands in fines to the state; Washington says Texas stance on gender-affirming care for transgender youth is ‘dangerous’; Governor Abbott disputes blockbuster testimony on electricity prices from former ERCOT chief; D-FW restaurants and chefs named James Beard award semifinalists for 2022
American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights at DFW Airport ahead of winter forecast; DART limits transportation services as temperatures drop in North Texas; China suggests it doesn't own the rocket debris poised to collide with the Moon; Texas Gov. Abbott: Agencies must investigate gender-affirming care for trans kids as ‘child abuse’; Who should review school library books? Texans are split; Texas Rangers Hall-of-Famer Josh Hamilton pleads guilty to unlawful restraint
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant [2:41] discuss the highlight of the NBA All-Star weekend for Luka Doncic, which was a hug from Michael Jordan. Also, Kevin cites Callie Caplan's story in which Luka revealed a new diet and regimen that helped him get in shape mid-season and return to his normal level of dominance. [14:02] Kevin and Evan talk about the Cowboys' $2.
Clay Jenkins once again lowers Dallas County COVID-19 threat level to orange; Ex-staffers who reported Texas AG Ken Paxton to FBI say he’s lying about them and investigation; City in talks to buy southern Dallas hotel for housing the homeless; North Texas Food Bank receives $10.5 million donation
Texas AG Ken Paxton won’t say where price-gouging investigations stand; Governor Greg Abbott up 7 points over Beto O’Rourke; AG Ken Paxton likely headed to runoff; Queen Elizabeth II tests positive for COVID; Antisemitic materials distributed to Colleyville homes to be investigated as hate crime; Gas prices are on the rise in Dallas-Fort Worth, and they won’t be going down anytime soon
Father who drove teen to Garland gas station indicted on capital murder charge; Many Black, Latino students graduating in Texas’ top 10% aren’t enrolling in college; Southwest Airlines working on $13 million pilot training center expansion; Willie Nelson cites COVID concerns in canceling concerts
Dallas law firm seeks to garnish GOP congressional candidate’s campaign account; Cowboys paid $2.4M over ex-PR chief’s alleged cheerleader voyeurism; Dallas doesn’t inspect road maintenance work, lacks rules to ensure proper monitoring, audit says; Flu season in Dallas County turned out to be mild, despite recent omicron surge; Avocados ‘being sold like gold’: How the ban on Mexico’s import is impacting D-FW restaurants
Dallas congressional hopeful suspended amid escort allegations; NAACP LDF files federal civil rights complaint against Southlake Carroll schools; Bald eagles nest at Dallas’ White Rock Lake falls from tree; Dirk Nowitzki to lead Greenville Avenue St. Patrick’s Day Parade
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore talk about Matthew Stafford's Super Bowl win [1:00] and what it means for his legacy and how much grace a championship earns a player or organization. David argues the point that it's especially important in Los Angeles, where the NFL has never been front burner. [12:10] Kevin makes the point that the Mavs robbed a little glory in 2011 when they blew up the team before it even had a chance to defend its title.
Dallas police officer indicted in alleged pyramid scheme; Sha’Carri Richardson weighs in on the Kamila Valieva ruling'; Children sleeping in CPS offices won’t end unless Texas officials take bolder action; Beto O’Rourke’s campaign says it contacted 2M voters and plans to reach 1M more
22-year-old in custody after fatal shooting at Euless apartment complex; Dallas GOP congressional candidate accused of soliciting sex from escort; Amazon’s top executive over retail moves into Highland Park; 19-year-old man gunned down in drive-by shooting in Irving; Walmart and Sam’s Club lift mask mandate for vaccinated employees
Mayor Pro Tem Chad West has been on a journey to make Jefferson Boulevard calmer while keeping cars moving and residents happy. So far, so good, he says. But can the experiment change Dallas’ love of the 6-lane thoroughfare. Also, we talked affordable housing, gentrification and what North Oak Cliff might look like in the years to come. Find more ‘Dallas Morning News’ audio and a special membership offer for listeners at dallasnews.com/listen.
Dallas County DA obtains arrest warrants for 2 officers; Dallas moves forward on plans to build new downtown convention center; Collin College denounced by academic groups for ‘attacking’ the First Amendment; Khao Noodle Shop is closed, for good this time
Dallas police seeking to buy 80 license plate-reading cameras; Rabbi held hostage in Colleyville tells Congress that houses of worship need more security funds; The asking price for Dallas-Fort Worth homes hits the $400,000 mark; 5 gorillas at Dallas Zoo test positive for COVID-19
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore look at the list of Super Bowl droughts [3:05], and Evan says if the Bengals can end theirs, there's hope for the Cowboys yet. Kevin remembers what it was like the last time a Super Bowl was played in the Los Angeles area, when Jerry Jones won the first of his three Lombardi Trophies at the Rose Bowl.
Air Force ordered to pay more than $230M in Sutherland Springs church shooting; Riders wonder if DART is listening enough to their concerns; 37-year-old McKinney woman arrested in man’s stabbing death; Head of Texas Department of Motor Vehicles resigns as agency grapples with fake license tag problems; Lawsuit accuses Dallas firm of selling fake PPE to Washington hospitals
Beto O’Rourke tries to turn up heat on Governor Greg Abbott; Dallas police Chief Eddie Garcia apologizes to mother of Santos Rodriguez; Police identify 5 killed in Navarro County murder-suicide; What treatments are approved for COVID-19, and how do I get them?
Winter storm coats North Texas; Governor says ‘plenty of power available’ from electricity grid; Most restaurants stick to pickup and dine-in during the winter storm; Dallas’ top cop Eddie García gets cautious praise on 1st year;
North Texas braces for impact as winter storm moves into Dallas-Fort Worth; Winter storm warning in Dallas leads to school closings for area ISDs; Flight cancellations piling up at DFW Airport, Love Field; DART suspending rail service Thursday through Sunday due to winter storm;
Governor Abbott discusses Texas winter storm prep ahead of freeze; North Texas schools start canceling classes, prepare for winter storm; Dallas officials outline preparations ahead of winter storm; Federal court denies bid to block GOP-drawn map that splits Tarrant County voters of color
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant, Callie Caplan and David Moore discuss [3:55] Tom Brady's retirement and his impact on quarterbacks of his generation, including Dak Prescott. [19:18] Evan asks David what the heck Jerry Jones was talking about when explaining why he left Mike McCarthy dangling. David contends that staying in Dallas was Dan Quinn's best move.
winter storm watch issued for Wednesday; TxDOT preparing roads ahead of harsh winter weather; Dallas police charge 2 women after human trafficking raid; Texans lead Nobel Peace Prize push in Congress for Fort Worth’s Opal Lee
U.S. Representative Colin Allred tests positive for COVID-19; Winter weather is returning; UT Southwestern researchers confirm two BA.2 cases in North Texas; Man arrested in death of 82-year-old in South Dallas; Trump dangles prospect of pardons for January 6th Capitol riot defendants at Texas rally
UT Southwestern researchers confirm two BA.2 cases in North Texas; Garland police say they don’t know where 14-year-old suspected in gas station slayings might be; Texas doctors condemn closure of Dallas clinic for transgender children; Texas lobbyist seeks $2.8B after 12,000 companies never got Restaurant Revitalization Fund money
Sheila and Jody Grant have been on a nearly two-decade mission to construct, open, program and expand one of the most innovative parks in America. With park president Kit Sawers, they tell the history of making the dream reality and what is next. And they talk about what Dallas and cities around the country are doing to repeat Klyde Warren Park’s success. Find more ‘Dallas Morning News’ audio and a special membership offer for listeners at dallasnews.com/listen.
AP sources: Justice Breyer to retire; Biden has pledged to name a Black woman to fill vacancy; Dallas police will get $1.4 million for program to evaluate officers’ use of force; Dallas police will get $1.4 million for program to evaluate officers’ use of force; Free N95 mask distribution starts this week at select North Texas pharmacies; Dallas strip clubs, sex-based businesses now have to close between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.
COVID-19 cases have peaked in Dallas County; Dallas DA John Creuzot ends grand jury double standard between police and civilians; Dallas County will test employees weekly, give vaccinated workers extra sick leave for COVID-19; Elton John cancels Dallas concerts after positive COVID test
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Callie Caplan, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the biggest questions about the Cowboys, [4:15] which is Mike McCarthy's future: Should he come back, and will he? Only one of the podcasters believes he won't be back. Hint: It's not Kevin, David or Callie. [25:39] Callie notes the huge improvement for the Mavs' defense in January, and Kevin credits Kidd for getting his players to buy in to such a difficult request.
New omicron cases may have hit peak locally; White House hits Abbott for blocking school mask mandates; North Texas leader of Oath Keepers charged in January 6th Capitol attack seeks release;
Unvaccinated Texans are 16 times more likely to die from COVID-19 compared to vaccinated; Missing 9-year-old boy last seen in central Oak Cliff; New DART bus routes start Monday with free rides for a week; Police seize 42 fake paper license-plate tags across southern Dallas in one-day operation; Colleyville hostage-taker searched Internet for rabbis, gun shops before standoff;
North Texas is set to tie its all-time COVID-19 hospitalizations record; What the Colleyville hostage-taker told his brother in a phone call; U.S. Supreme Court denies Texas abortion providers; Governor Abbott debuts parental ‘Bill of Rights’ in Texas education;
UT Southwestern researchers now project North Texas COVID-19 cases could peak at 8,000 daily cases; Texas AG Ken Paxton tests positive for COVID-19; More North Texas districts cancel school due to staffing shortages, COVID-19; Rabbi held hostage at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville to leave in June
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Callie Caplan, Evan Grant and David Moore dissect the disappointing end of yet another Cowboys' season, [00:40] this one more unexpected than most. Evan asks what the Cowboys should do, and David says the first order of business is to fix the offensive line. Kevin says Dak Prescott proved he's not capable of carrying the team, so it's up to the organization to make it more Dak-friendly.
Number of COVID-19 hospitalizations in North Texas is set to surpass all-time high; Colleyville attacker wasn’t on US no-fly list despite Britain’s MI5 terror suspicions; SB 8 abortion law stands as 5th Circuit sends case to Texas Supreme Court; World’s biggest Buc-ee’s convenience store will no longer be in Texas
1 dead, others injured in shooting at large gathering in Fort Worth; Mesquite construction updates: highways 80 and 635, multi-city bike trail; Conservative host Glenn Beck to headline Collin County GOP’s Lincoln Day Dinner; Hostage details calling 911, family during Colleyville synagogue attack
Woman killed, another injured after hit-and-run in northwest Dallas; Omicron variant piles on new challenges for North Texas day cares; FBI identifies 44-year-old British citizen as suspected hostage-taker at Colleyville synagogue; Funeral for Texas public policy trailblazer and Roe vs. Wade lawyer Sarah Weddington set
COVID-19 pills and antibody treatments are in short supply; Granbury man who founded Oath Keepers charged with seditious conspiracy in Capitol riot; Fort Worth schools superintendent announces plans to retire; Energy drink company Monster buys Deep Ellum Brewing in Dallas
Last month, sports reporter Michael Gehlken turned over a fascinating story about the way the Dallas Cowboys engaged two professors at the University of North Texas to help the team improve its virtual meetings. Paul and I thought the story was incredibly interesting and sat down with Drs. Adam Fein and Rudi Thompson to talk about what they taught the Cowboys, and how what they taught could make online school better for kids who really fared poorly in the Zoom era of COVID-19.
Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa to resign; Number of kids hospitalized for COVID-19 at Fort Worth hospital system is at all-time high; Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins says masking, vaxxing and testing key to fighting omicron; American Red Cross calls for blood donations amid nation’s worst blood shortage in over a decade
When to expect the omicron variant’s peak; Dallas predicts it will need $30 million to prevent traffic deaths by 2030; Retrial date set for Dallas serial-killing suspect Billy Chemirmir; Sleeping 18-year-old killed in drive-by shooting in Old East Dallas; Arlington Republican activist, vaccine skeptic dies of COVID-19 complications
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore look at the [5:45] Cowboys' playoff matchup with the 49ers this week and discuss what could keep them from advancing. David agrees with the consensus that Dak Prescott is the fourth-best QB on the NFC side of the bracket, but he asserts that the playoffs are where reputations are made, and Dak can help his cause as well as the Cowboys'. [26:33] Evan rejoices in his beloved Georgia's win over Alabama.
Nearly 25% of hospitalized patients in North Texas have COVID-19; Tarrant County man who who stormed Capitol with beer pleads guilty; Grapevine-Colleyville ISD needed 132 substitute teachers and only 77 were available; Dallas a finalist for $160 million Ford and Argo AI self-driving vehicle facility
Governor Abbott’s border strategy questioned by foes; Texas tells schools to keep 10-day quarantine for students for now but changes expected soon; Some events opt to go virtual, others plow ahead as omicron spreads in Dallas; Dallas-Fort Worth’s new growth model
Allen man sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for child pornography; Dallas police looking for leads after woman found dead on street in east Oak Cliff; Limited challenge to Texas abortion law scheduled for 5th Circuit arguments Friday; North Texas hospitals to gain 1,000 traveling nurses to help fill staffing gaps; American Airlines puts restrictions on unvaccinated workers as federal mandate looms
1 person in police custody after standoff at Rockwall car dealership; COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations among kids under 5 rising exponentially across North Texas; Dallas police ask for help identifying person of interest in west Oak Cliff sexual assault; Police searching for person who shot pit bull in South Dallas; Dallas police chief calls for strip clubs, sex shops to close at 2 a.m. to curb violent crime
COVID-19 testing sites to open at Parkland, Dallas County; Nearly 200 Dallas police and Fire-Rescue workers quarantined in latest COVID-19 surge; Dallas, Arlington, DeSoto mayors urge U.S. Senate to support new voting rights laws; Southwest Airlines cancels another 395 flights
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Callie Caplan, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the [2:19] Cowboys' wildly erratic season and how that track record bodes for the possibility of breaking their 25-year championship game drought. David contends this is the Cowboys' best staff in years, and Evan says that should enable them to beat Arizona in a potential first-round rematch. Kevin and Callie say not so fast.
70-year-old woman dies after Red Bird apartment fire; Where in Dallas can you get a COVID-19 test?; No one has claimed a $16.25 million winning Texas Lottery ticket; 4 arrested after 5-mile police chase from Mesquite to Dallas; Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick quarantining after testing positive for COVID-19
Weather and Omicron bring more flight cancellations; SWAT standoff ends at Arlington home after man shoots at car; Texas adds 36 deaths to February storm toll in final report; Police seek driver in fatal New Year’s Eve hit-and-run; Arlington fire officials say New Year’s Day explosion was caused by gas appliance left on
In this special episode of The Deep of Dallas, The Dallas Morning New's Rudy Bush and the UNT System's Paul Corliss host a reporter's roundtable, with News political writer Gromer Jeffers Jr. and columnist Sharon Grigsby on the year in Dallas.The group breaks down everything from the legislative session to Mayor Eric Johnson’s new approach at City Hall.
Garland police ID teen as suspected gunman in fatal gas station shooting; Nearly two dozen new Texas laws take effect Saturday; North Texas agencies ramping up DWI patrols for New Year’s; Canceled flights overshadow reduced delays at American Airlines
Dallas County raises COVID-19 threat level to red; Driver arrested in Garland shooting that killed 3 teens; Dallas County eviction filings on steady upward climb; Texas’ new election law challenged over provision making it a crime to encourage voting by mail
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore make their predictions for the rest of the Cowboys' and Mavs' seasons as well as provide a glimpse of what's to come next season. David says it'll be hard to build on the Cowboys' success because of free agency and cap concerns, meaning they'd better win it all now. Can the Cowboys do that? Tune in to find out. Also, the crew sees improvement for the Rangers, but David predicts it might come with just 40 wins.
14-year-old in police custody following killing of 3 teens at Garland gas station; Parkland Hospital reports COVID-19 hospitalization spike, staff hit by virus; North Texas nursing homes prepare for COVID-19 surge amid national staff shortage; DART offering free rides on New Year’s Eve
Sarah Weddington dies at 76; North Texas teen accused in Timberview High School shooting arrested for bond violation; Dallas Cowboys clinch NFC East division title before taking the field Sunday night; Brave few go up against Texas COVID liability law to sue employers for wrongful death claims
Pfizer pill becomes 1st US-authorized home COVID treatment; Democratic consultant faces criminal charge for text campaign in Plano City Council race; Luka Doncic and Trey Burke added to COVID-19 protocol list; North Texas COVID-19 surge will likely delay health care for non-virus patients; The omicron infection risk if you’re flying over the holidays
Governor Abbott won’t ease stance against mask mandates; Health director says omicron threat is ‘very scary’; Dallas’ first high school football state title win in decades draws thousands to South Oak Cliff; Dallas Zoo finds deaths of 2 adult giraffes are not related
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore hash out the Cowboys' potential playoff seedings [2:20] and what a No. 1 or 2 seed could mean for their Super Bowl chances. Evan wonders if any unit is playing as well as the Cowboys’ defense [7:04]. David says the Cowboys have flipped the script this season [14:43], but Dak Prescott still needs to figure out a way to beat what defenses have done to adjust to his strengths.
New search takes place for migrants feared dead in cartel feud; Election audit looms as Dallas county prepares for primaries; A handful of North Texas superintendents are stepping down; DFW Airport, Dallas Love Field get $80 million from infrastructure bill
39-year-old man arrested in connection with slaying in DeSoto; Senator Joe Manchin says no to $2 Trillion bill; American Red Cross calls for blood donations ahead of holidays; Trump declares nation’s in trouble as he appears at First Baptist Church; 3 Lewisville ISD students in custody for spreading threats against campuses on Snapchat
Former Plano-based Cheer Athletics coach faces 2 more sex abuse lawsuits; The Public Utility Commission approved a roadmap for changes to Texas’ electricity market; At least five people were wounded late Wednesday in separate shootings across Dallas;
DART’s expansion from a limited bus service to a light rail and bus system hasn’t been without its flaws. The system has struggled to adapt to a region built for the car. But the investment North Texas cities have made in DART has been crucial for people who cannot afford cars. And it’s also laid the framework for what a future Dallas looks like.
2 killed, 2 injured in 2-vehicle crash in The Woods; Trump returning to Dallas on Sunday to celebrate Christmas and talk history about his presidency; COVID-19 case numbers are climbing in Dallas County;
The omicron variant of the coronavirus has been detected by UT Southwestern scientists; Violent crime down 8.5% in Dallas, with fewer homicides than last year; Head Start rules on masks, COVID-19 vaccines trigger another Texas lawsuit against Biden officials; American Airlines plans to hire 18,000 workers in 2022
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss the evolution of the Cowboys' defense and whether it's enough to carry the team if Dak Prescott doesn't revert to his former self [2:55]. The Rangers have made big signings, but they still need another hitter in the outfield, where nothing's given [17:31].
New Head Start rules on COVID-19 vaccines could trigger another Texas lawsuit; Former Fort Worth cop charged with murder in Atatiana Jefferson’s death asks for trial to be move; ‘Rick Perry’ is running for Texas governor against Greg Abbott but it’s not the Rick Perry you know; Irving will sue Netflix, Hulu and Disney+ over use of public wires for streaming
Girl missing since July found safe in foreign country; Richardson schools Superintendent Jeannie Stone to resign; Inflation in Dallas is even higher than the U.S.; Crystal Mason seeks illegal voting conviction to be overturned under new Texas election law
The omicron variant of the coronavirus has been detected in North Texas; Judge rules enforcement mechanism of new Texas abortion law unconstitutional; State officials investigating whether a North Texas district has ‘sexually explicit’ books in school; Texas governor urges workers to report employers ‘illegally’ mandating vaccines for prosecution; TV chef Gordon Ramsay moved restaurant HQ to Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston detected the omicron variant; When Texans can see the brightest comet of the year before it’s gone forever; Dallas approves new office to investigate city corruption claims; Keller man’s posts about having beer in U.S. Capitol at Jan. 6 uprising leads to his arrest
More details on the killing of Mesquite officer; Bruce Monroe, a Dallas LGBT activist and artist, dies at 65; Richard Lee Houston; What are President Biden’s winter plans to respond to the omicron variant?; Bedford woman arrested in connection with shooting death of woman she dated; Matthew Dowd ends his campaign for Texas lieutenant governor
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore, Evan Grant and Callie Caplan meet to solve local sports. Biggest takeaway from the Cowboys' win over the Saints [2:35] besides a 'W,' Kevin says, was the play of DeMarcus Lawrence in his first game back. David wonders how good this defense could be with the addition of Randy Gregory, who may play against Washington this week.
Man accused of killing Mesquite officer outside grocery store faces capital murder charge; Justice Department sues to block gerrymandered Texas congressional map; 2 arrested in Dallas street-racing crash that killed a 73-year-old pedestrian and her dog; 93% of Southwest Airlines workers are vaccinated, sought exemptions
Mesquite police identify officer killed in shootout; Former TV anchor Brendan Higgins among 9 suing over alleged priest sex abuse; Pregnant Texans flood out-of-state abortion clinics; Dallas-area mall and big box store traffic is mostly recovering
Mask mandates banned again in Texas schools; Texas House Republicans urge court to quash Biden’s large-employer COVID-19 shot order; Soaring apartment rents in November take an even bigger bite out of D-FW budgets; Santa will return to Commerce Street this weekend for Dallas Holiday Parade
Downtown Dallas was a grayscape of skyscrapers and parking lots for generations. Robert Decherd, chairman of Parks for Downtown Dallas and CEO of DallasNews Corp., has for years led an effort to change that. Downtown today is home to significant neighborhood parks, from Civic Garden to Pacific Plaza. And there is more to come. How did the city, in less than a generation, change the face of its downtown?.
Governor Abbott’s ban on school mask mandates back in effect; Lawyers say Dallas judge had staff member pretend to be her during online court proceeding; Dallas to consider creating office that investigates ethics complaints; New Dallas school to honor civil rights leader John Lewis;
Dallas County reports 1,107 coronavirus cases; Dallas is getting 110 acres of land from Oncor for new park; UT Southwestern to pay millions for lax opioid oversight; Dallas home prices jump by 25%;
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the fallout from the Cowboys turkey of a Thanksgiving performance [2:05]. New Orleans presents an unexpected test. Is the defense about to take over? And what exactly is going on with Dak Prescott's throws: Meanwhile, the Rangers spent $500 million over a long weekend on two middle infielders [16:20]. Kevin asks if they overpaid while Evan asks if that matters.
Texas abortion law still in effect; North Texas man charged with assaulting cops during Capitol insurrection running for Texas House; Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy tests positive for COVID-19; Deep Ellum brewpub BrainDead closed
Man critically wounded in shooting near Baylor University Medical Center; The $400 million federal push to steer Texas drivers toward an electric future; Dallas police watchdogs look to increase relevance in new term; American Airlines is fighting Southwest for dominance at Texas’ fastest-growing airport; Fashion designer Virgil Abloh dies of cancer at 41
More North Texans sue Astroworld organizers; Matthew McConaughey says he’ll make a decision on Texas governor run ‘shortly’; Poll finds Texans don’t trust elected leaders to decide which books to ban in schools; Chase is leaving its longtime downtown Dallas skyscraper
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the Cowboys' flop in Kansas City [1:53] and how they won't get another chance to measure their postseason potential until January. Evan and Kevin make their cases for the best free agent shortstops for the Rangers [17:35]. Kevin argues that TCU is a better job than SMU or Texas Tech and how that came to pass [28:32], which explains why Sonny Dykes is leaving the Hilltop for Fort Worth.
Fringe QAnon group remains in Dallas; Tough border policies appear to boost poll results for Governor Abbott; Little Elm officials to investigate tasing of student at protest; These are the busiest holiday travel times this week at DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field
Beto O’Rourke urges Dallas residents to reject Greg Abbott; Eddie Bernice Johnson says she will retire from Congress after almost 30 years; Man shot himself in shoulder but said stray bullet hit him; Woman sexually assaulted, Robbed at Fort Worth apartment; Judge declares mistrial in Billy Chemirmir case
Jurors are now deliberating fate of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir; Dallas appeals court upholds Amber Guyger’s conviction for the murder of Botham Jean; Dallas IT employee fired after deleting police evidence appeals termination; Conservative politicians see Southlake Carroll schools investigation as retaliation from Biden admin
Updates on the trial of Billy Chemirmir; Dallas mayor says city needs to drive economy in State of the City speech; Feds open civil rights investigations into Southlake Carroll schools; Dallas teachers can earn big bonuses, but they have to stay through next school year; Beto O’Rourke raises $2M in first 24 hours as Texas governor candidate
The Billy Chemirmir murder trial continues; Trial for former Fort Worth police officer accused of murder is set for January; Doctor in ivermectin lawsuit resigns from Houston hospital; Luka Doncic out vs. Suns with left ankle, knee sprains
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the Cowboys' rebound from their worst performance of the year to their best and what it means going into their toughest stretch of the season, with three games in 12 days against Kansas City, Las Vegas and New Orleans. David says he wants to see how the Cowboys react to situations going forward.
Beto O’Rourke launches Texas governor campaign; The Billy Chemirmir trial begins; Doctor in lawsuit over ivermectin suspended by Houston hospital; Dallas County DA John Creuzot’s stance on the death penalty
Dallas County grand jury declines to indict Dallas officer in pepper-ball shooting; Family of a deputy being treated for COVID-19 suing Fort Worth hospital over ivermectin treatment; The first trial of alleged senior living serial killer Billy Chemirmir; Southwest Airlines passenger faces assault charges after reportedly punching employee before flight
As the pandemic continues, The Dallas Morning News and KERA are collaborating to document its impact on North Texas’ arts and culture scene. KERA’s Jerome Weeks follows up on a popular Facebook group for people who want to put up performance videos. It was created in 2020, in response to the isolation caused by COVID-19.
Dallas police focus on next phase of crime plan; Dallas approves deal for construction of I-35E Oak Cliff deck park; State suspends license of former Dallas Fire-Rescue paramedic seen kicking homeless man; Mark Cuban pours millions into practice facility upgrades
Ben Fountain, author of Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk among other works, talks about storytelling, the role Dallas plays in his writing and his sense of this city as an essence of America.
Texas schools can issue mask mandates while AG prohibited from issuing fines; Jury chosen in trial of Billy Chemirmir; Dallas County jury finds man guilty of killing Black transgender woman in 2019; Governor Abbott wants ‘criminal’ investigation related to porn in Texas schools amid book controversies; North Texas family gets year of free milk after viral video leads to Twitter trolling
Dallas police investigating how aerial surveillance videos were hacked; Dallas housing developer gets 8 years in prison for bribing city council members; Dallas Zoo beginning to rule out causes of 2 recent giraffe deaths; Louie Gohmert considers joining Republican primary race
SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant are joined by Callie Caplan, who covers the Mavs for the News, to discuss a "catastrophic" Cowboys loss, as Kevin calls it. But catastrophic only if it lingers [1:56]. Evan makes the case that, given what happened in the rest of the NFC over the weekend, it wasn't all that bad. Callie gets us up-to-speed on how Luka Doncic is adjusting to Jason Kidd's demands and the chemistry of the Mavs in the Kidd era [17:28].
Dallas deletes information about crime from public view; Governor Abbott seeks standards to prevent ‘obscene content’ in schools; Delta-8 temporarily legal in Texas again after judge grants injunction; Barbecue fans can win a skip-the-line pass at Meat Fight auction
Family mourns Dallas-area man who died saving fiancé at Astroworld Festival in Houston; Texas faces ‘generational’ energy problems that it doesn’t know how to fix; No decision from Texas judge on temporary injunction that sought to revert illegal status of delta-8; Children spread COVID-19 more than previously thought
Justice Department sues Texas to stop new GOP elections law; Dallas cancels vote on plan to lease city-owned land for nonprofit urban farm redevelopment; Frisco real estate broker gets 60 days for D.C. riot role; American Airlines pushes back vaccine mandate until after holidays
Dallas County approves new voting districts that unite suburban cities; Allen West admits ‘flicking’ mask off person who confronted him for going maskless at DFW Airport; First group of school-aged children get COVID-19 shot; 2 McDonald’s restaurants in Texas will sell McPlant burger, and both are in D-FW
QAnon supporters gather in downtown Dallas expecting JFK Jr. to reappear; Fort Worth judge rules religious businesses can be shielded from LGBTQ discrimination claims; Dallas man gets life sentence in shooting death of 13-year-old; Two Save A Lot stores in southern Dallas have a new owner with a ‘mission of tackling food deserts’;
With Kevin Sherrington missing in action, SportsDay Insider’s Evan Grant and David Moore welcome in Mavs Insider Callie Caplan to discuss Luka Doncic's slow start to the season, the travails of yet another Kristaps Porzingis injury and adjusting to the Jason Kidd style of play.
Justices dubious at Texas’ claim on ‘heartbeat’ abortion ban; Texas Gov. Abbott joins fight over books, saying ‘pornographic’ content shouldn’t be in schools; California man charged with assaulting American Airlines flight attendant claims self-defense; A year out, GOP’s Greg Abbott, Democrat Beto O’Rourke in virtual tie for Texas governor