The Latest Breaking News from Dallas

DALLAS — In a 83-62 vote, the Texas House passed a bill Monday to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion offices and programs from the state’s public colleges and universities.

DALLAS — Violent social media posts by the person accused of carrying out the Allen mall shooting praised the “white race,” admired school shooters and hoped for the elimination of Jewish people.

Terminal F is back on the table for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport after American Airlines came to a deal on a $1.6 billion contract extension at its fortress hub.

DALLAS — Instead of tossing leftover pastries and surplus meals, some Dallas bakeries and restaurants are now selling them at discounted rates to reduce food waste.

DALLAS — The Cho family settled around a table near the kitchen at Eddie’s Diner, not far from the giant American flag on the wall. The chocolate chip pancakes, dusted with powdered sugar, were their weekend ritual. They opened a pack of crayons for William, who’d just turned 6.

LAS VEGAS — It’s the one thing most championed this season, these playoffs, by the Golden Knights.

Dallas police are struggling to access physical and digital evidence amid an ongoing ransomware attack that is disrupting trials, according to defense lawyers who are exasperated after more than three months of pervasive evidence storage issues.

DALLAS — Less than two weeks after a gunman killed eight people and wounded seven more at the Allen Premium Outlets, a gun show scheduled in the city this summer has been called off.

Colossal Biosciences, the Dallas company working to bring back the woolly mammoth and Tasmanian tiger, is one step closer to its ambitious goals after generating the first high-quality reference genome of an African elephant.

DALLAS — Sonny Dykes picked up the Stallings Award on Tuesday at the Dallas Country Club, the latest in a long list of national-coach-of-the-year merits. Just how many, the TCU coach couldn’t say. Even his wife, Kate, wasn’t sure. You know it’s been a good year when your loving spouse…

U.S. metropolitan areas are increasing in population again, growing by almost half a percent last year