Morning Roundup: DOT to hold Southwest accountable, Johnson reveals campaign cache, stay up-to-date on vaccines

Also, the Texas Rangers sign RHP Nathan Eovaldi to a two-year contract. [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [Luka Doncic’s historic 60-point triple-double saves Mavs in unlikely OT win over Knicks]( Doncic tied the NBA record for the most points ever scored in a triple-double. [Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says he has $1.2 million for reelection bid]( Johnson's campaign announced Tuesday that it plans to report the cash on-hand in an upcoming January campaign [...] [Getting vaccinated this holiday season? Here’s how to stay up-to-date on your COVID shots]( Bivalent COVID-19 boosters are available for people 6 months and older [Will Dallas-Fort Worth’s resilient housing market crash in 2023?]( Record-low mortgage rates, a wave of millennial homebuyers and record-low inventory pushed the North Texas [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [Fiesta Bowl-bound TCU fans scramble as Southwest cancellations pile up]( An operational meltdown at Southwest Airlines has upended holiday travel for passengers nationwide — and left [...] [No signs of a slowdown here: Texas’ GDP growth surges 8.2%, and population spikes]( Oil and gas drives gross domestic product while international migration helps lift Texas to over 30 million [...] [Supreme Court keeps immigration limits in place for now]( The Supreme Court’s decision to keep pandemic-era limits on asylum in place has earned praise from GOP [...] [Man killed by Weatherford police identified as person of interest in Michigan slaying]( Michael Delaney, 32, was fatally shot after a car chase and crash on Christmas Eve. [How the abortion landscape in Texas and beyond has changed six months after Roe’s reversal]( Republican controlled Texas legislature may take further steps to restrict abortion access [Rangers sign Nathan Eovaldi to multi-year deal, providing rotation depth, flexibility]( Eovaldi finished fourth in 2021 AL Cy Young voting during his first and only All-Star season with Boston. [MORE NEWS](   Editor’s note: Due to an error, the headline of the featured story in Tuesday morning’s Roundup contained an incorrect hyperlink. We regret the error. AVIATION [Ketmany Rasasack reads as she waits in line to reach a Southwest Airlines ticket counter at Dallas Love Field Airport on Tuesday. Rasasack’s original flight was canceled the day before. ]( Ketmany Rasasack reads as she waits in line to reach a Southwest Airlines ticket counter at Dallas Love Field on Tuesday. Rasasack’s original flight was canceled the day before. (Liesbeth Powers / Staff Photographer) [DOT ‘ready to take action to hold Southwest accountable’ over thousands of cancellations]( The U.S. Department of Transportation is ready to “take action to hold Southwest accountable if it fails to fulfill its obligations” to passengers after the carrier canceled more than 10,000 flights during the last week and signaled that more disruptions would be coming in the days to come. After the Transportation Department said Monday that it would “examine whether cancellations were controllable and if Southwest is complying with its customer service plan,” [the agency said that Secretary Pete Buttigieg spoke with Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan Tuesday](, the latest Washington, D.C., official to take aim at the carrier over unfolding delays and cancellations at the critical Christmas travel period. [READ MORE](   ADVERTISEMENT   [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Privacy Policy](dallasnews.com/privacy-policy) | [Account Login]( |[Help Center]( [Terms of Service]( | [Manage Preferences](dallasnews.com/privacy-policy| [Unsubscribe]( The Dallas Morning News 1954 Commerce Street Dallas, TX 75201 © Copyright 2022