Texas immigration law blocked again hours after SCOTUS gave its OK

Also, Mavericks win, firearms trafficking explained, Preston Center redevelopment [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [The Dallas Morning News logo](   Good morning, North Texas. I'm Carla Solórzano, and I've curated this newsletter. Environmental officials are monitoring Dallas’ White Rock Lake days after 1.5 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into nearby water from Plano. Reporter Sarah Bahari [details what's next for the lake](. We'll see you in your inbox tonight.   [Appeals court blocks Texas immigration law hours after Supreme Court gave its OK]( The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Texas, for now, to enforce a new state law that authorizes state and local [...] [What’s next at White Rock Lake after 1.5 million gallons of sewage spilled from Plano?]( Texas state officials are investigating a sewage spill that dumped 1.5 million gallons of wastewater from [...] [9-year-old University Park girl killed in car accident in northwest Texas]( Molly Mullens was in the car on U.S. Highway 70 with her parents, two older brothers and family dog when a [...] [1 ejected, killed in crash after Dallas man stole car with woman inside, affidavit says]( Darion Thomas, 26, was arrested on a murder charge in connection with the death of Karen Mariela.   ADVERTISEMENT   [Kidnapped Smith County man brought home after being found in Fort Worth, officials say]( Two suspects are in custody after an unidentified man was allegedly kidnapped. [Texas gun laws and firearms trafficking, explained]( Powerful, military-style assault rifles are legal and plentiful in Texas, but Mexico has some of the most [...] [Redevelopment of Preston Center in Dallas likely to move forward this week]( A development set to bring apartments, office and retail along Luther Lane in Preston Center is set to move [...] [Perot Museum to bring astronomers to Dallas to share expertise before 2024 total eclipse]( The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is bringing astronomers to Dallas to share their expertise with locals [...] [Chili’s partners with Concacaf for Nations League finals at AT&T Stadium]( The Dallas-based restaurant chain will be the official restaurant for the soccer games that will be played in [...] [Luka Doncic endures tough night, Mavs see team defense pay off while finishing Spurs sweep]( Kyrie Irving’s 28 points and late heroics were also key in a win in San Antonio.   [MORE NEWS](   ADVERTISEMENT   GRIGSBY [The public artwork ''Shadow Lines,'' by artists Shane Allbritton and Norman Lee.]( The public artwork "Shadow Lines," by artists Shane Allbritton and Norman Lee, will be dedicated March 26 at Martyrs Park, located just west of the Sixth Floor Museum in downtown Dallas. (Juan Figueroa/Staff Photographer) [Dallas will finally honor local victims of lynching and racial violence with monument]( Columnist Sharon Grigsby writes: Adjacent to the Sixth Floor Museum and the grassy knoll sits another patch of sacred ground with its own historically consequential story. It took Dallas decades to fully face President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. It’s taken far longer to acknowledge the murders that occurred about 100 years earlier — just on the other side of where the Triple Underpass would eventually stand. In 1860, three enslaved Black men — Patrick Jenkins, Cato Miller and the Rev. Samuel Smith — were lynched at this site, alongside the original path of the Trinity River. They were hanged after specious accusations concerning their part in setting a downtown fire, and their deaths became part of an infamous reign of terror led by white businessmen during which enslaved individuals were rounded up and tortured. At long last, Dallas will formally dedicate a sculpture on the site next Tuesday that honors these three men and all other [local victims of lynching and racial violence]( between 1853 and 1920. [READ MORE]( [The Dallas Morning News]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [X (formerly Twitter)]( [YouTube]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Account Login]( | [Help Center]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 The Dallas Morning News • 1954 Commerce St. • Dallas, TX 75201