Arrest in Muhlaysia Booker case, Paul McCartney's stadium visits: Your Wednesday evening roundup

Good evening! Here is a look at the top headlines of the day  [Evening roundup]( 06/12/2019 By Wayne Carter and Todd Davis Good Evening! Here is a look at the top headlines of the day. 🔎 Prefer the online view? It's [here.]( Dallas Police Major Max Geron announces the arrest of Kendrell Lavar Lyles, 34, in the murder of transgender victim, Muhlaysia Booker, and two other victims in Dallas on Wednesday, June 12, 2019. (Lynda M. Gonzalez/ Staff Photographer) CRIME [Dallas police arrest man in connection with slaying of Muhlaysia Booker]( Dallas police announced Wednesday that there is an arrest in connection with the death of Muhlaysia Booker. Maj. Max Geron said at a news conference Wednesday that the man arrested after two other recent slayings drove a vehicle similar to one reportedly involved in Booker's case. [Kendrell Lavar Lyles, 34, has been charged with three counts of murder.]( Police had said in May that the fatal shooting of Booker, 22, shared similarities with two other attacks on transgender women — an Oct. 21 slaying and an April stabbing in which the victim survived. Fatality: Garland police [have identified an 18-year-old suspect]( in a store clerk's fatal shooting. Also: [A child got away]( from the kidnapper who snatched him from his mother in Dallas. ADVERTISEMENT BUSINESS [FAA official: Grounded 737 Max aircraft should be flying again by December]( Boeing Co.'s 737 Max aircraft, grounded since March after two fatal crashes in five months, should be back in the air by December, a top U.S. regulator said. It's not possible to give an exact date as work progresses on safety fixes to the aircraft, Ali Bahrami, the Federal Aviation Administration's associate administrator for aviation safety, said in an interview Wednesday at a conference in Cologne, Germany. While the FAA is "under a lot of pressure," [he said the Max will be returned to service "when we believe it will be safe,"]( following reviews of the design, flight testing and other checks. Bahrami was reluctant to provide a timeline, but asked whether the plane would resume service this year or next, he said remarks by Boeing Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg projecting a return by the end of 2019 sounded correct. Knowing when the latest version of the 737 will fly again would help airlines contend with the disruption caused by the grounding of the narrow-body, Boeing's most popular model. The FAA has said that there's no time frame to sign off on Boeing's proposed fix for the jet.   Bubble alert: Even with slower growth, analysts are warning [that D-FW's homes are overpriced.](   Also: Dallas architect BOKA Powell and the Dallas office of design firm Gensler hope to be the first to create Uber's proposed [Uber Elevate aircraft terminals](.  GUIDELIVE [McCartney's upcoming Globe Life Park show carries on Sir Paul's storied history with D-FW stadiums]( Perhaps more than just about anything else, the fact that Beatles legend Paul McCartney basically must perform in the same massive sports cathedrals that typically house NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB teams is proof he's as big of a draw as he's always been. Judging by the capacity size of his upcoming Friday concert at Globe Life Park in Arlington, it's worth arguing he's a bigger draw than he was over 40 years ago following the demise of his first famous band. Along with Wings, the group he shared with his wife, Linda McCartney, he made his first post-Beatles tour stop in Fort Worth of all places. On May 3, 1976, McCartney and his band earned a reported 15-minute standing ovation in the Tarrant County Convention Center, which was once the home to the Texas Chaparrals of the American Basketball Association. In the decades since, Sir Paul has performed to packed stadiums in North Texas a number of times, and [he's likely the only artist to headline his own concert in the current (and former) homes of each of our major sports teams.](  Back in business: Chef Avner Samuel [is planning to open Nosh Bistro again]( with classic dishes plus cooking classes for kids.   Yes, it's Sunday: Here are 25-plus restaurants in North Texas to dine at [this Father's Day](.  ADVERTISEMENT (Ryan Michalesko / Staff Photographer) PHOTO OF THE DAY Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett watches a drill during a Cowboys minicamp practice on Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at The Star in Frisco. It may only be June, but that didn't stop the Cowboys from getting a little feisty during the team's minicamp workout on Wednesday with [a shoving match between Dak Prescott and Jeff Heath]( grabbing some attention. EDITORS' PICKS - Frame job: A missing Leonardo da Vinci painting that was once held at the Dallas Museum of Art [may be on the Saudi crown prince's yacht.]( - Commentary: President Trump [is lowering prescription drug prices]( helping people all across the country afford the drugs they need, writes Fred Schuster. - Power of positivity: Cowboys receiver Allen Hurns' mindset [aided his recovery from a cringeworthy ankle injury.]( FINALLY ... [Dallas ISD is poised to be the best urban district in the country. Can its leaders pull it off?]( From The Dallas Morning News Editorial Board: It’s rare — particularly in urban school districts — for all the ingredients for success to emerge at the same time. That’s precisely the encouraging position Dallas ISD finds itself in after scoring breakthroughs on many of the barriers that persistently hurt its chances to help students win. The district is seeing remarkable growth in testing. It has more financial contributions — locally and from the state — than it has had in a while. Its keystone reforms are in place. Now we expect this district to make good on its potential. In other words, there are no more excuses for it not to become one of the best urban school districts in the nation. We believe it has been heading in the right direction. [And it’s up to district leaders to follow all the way through.]( 👋 That's all for this afternoon! For up-to-the-minute news and analysis, check out [DallasNews.com](. Share the love! If you like this newsletter, please forward this email to a friend and [check out our other newsletters here](. Do you have feedback? Send your thoughts, questions, praise and corrections to [newsletter-feedback@dallasnews.com](mailto:newsletter-feedback@dallasnews.com?subject=). 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