Arlington man pleads guilty to assaulting police officer in Jan. 6 Capitol riot

Also, Cowboys rout Rams, Rangers face Diamondbacks, a look at DFW Airport vs. Southwest Airlines [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [The Dallas Morning News logo](   Good morning, North Texas! Senior audience journalist Todd Davis here, and below are some of the stories and headlines we think you'll find interesting. After a travel day, the Rangers and Diamondbacks take the field again Monday night, this time at Chase Field in Arizona for Game 3. You can catch the game at Globe Life Field, though ... at a team watching party. [Details are here](. Even colder weather is coming, so prepare as best you can. Thank you, as always, for supporting local news.   [Rangers have been road warriors all postseason. Now their World Series chances hinge on it]( In order to force the series back to Arlington, Texas must win at least one out in the desert. [By dominating on home turf, Dallas Cowboys provide clarity regarding their identity]( Dallas proved the importance of home-field advantage against the Los Angeles Rams, extending its winning [...] [Arlington man pleads guilty to assaulting police officer during Jan. 6 Capitol riot]( An Arlington man pleaded guilty to a felony charge from the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection in Washington D.C. [ADL raises over $270,000 at annual ‘Walk Against Hate’]( Stacy Cushing also highlighted a recent report from the ADL citing a 388% surge in antisemitic incidents since [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [1 dead, 1 arrested after fight leads to shooting in Fort Worth, police say]( A Halloween weekend shooting in Fort Worth left one person dead and one arrested. [Cowboys legend DeMarcus Ware officially inducted into Dallas’ Ring of Honor]( Ware, the Cowboys’ all-time sack leader, was joined by several other Ring of Honor members including Roger [...] [Historic city in Central Mexico might be Texas’ next crown jewel for wine]( Queretaro winemakers are seeing their product move north to Texas as the Mexican wine's demand internationally [...] [Developer Hillwood makes first property play in downtown Fort Worth]( Dallas-based developer Hillwood has purchased a block in downtown Fort Worth for future development. [Adrián Beltré says Rangers World Series win would be ‘weight off’ 2011 team]( Beltré, a member of the Rangers’ runner-up team in 2011, threw out the first pitch prior to Game 2 on [...] [GM is lone holdout in the auto workers strike as UAW reaches deals with Ford, Stellantis]( The automaker’s 5,000 workers at its Arlington assembly plant have been on strike since last week.   [MORE NEWS](   ADVERTISEMENT   DFW 50 [Hundreds of Southwest Airlines employees cheered in 2014 when the Wright Amendment’s restrictions on nonstop service from Dallas Love Field became history.]( In 2014, Southwest Airlines marked a brokered deal with a blowout celebration at Love Field. (David Woo / Staff Photographer) [The fight to build DFW Airport and keep Love Field almost tore Dallas and Fort Worth apart]( As DFW International Airport marks 50 years of service, its existence and trajectory have long been shaped and shadowed by the smaller sister airport fewer than 10 miles to the southeast. When Dallas and Fort Worth leaders agreed to build the regional airport in cow fields between the two cities, each compromised to shut down their own airports for commercial traffic — Dallas Love Field and Greater Southwest International Airport in Fort Worth. But even before Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Airport welcomed a crowd-pleasing first landing from a supersonic Concorde jet, Herb Kelleher and Southwest Airlines were fighting for interstate service and [upsetting the delicate balance]( — worrying those who had invested heavily in the new regional airport. [READ MORE]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Account Login]( | [Help Center]( [Terms of Service]( | [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( The Dallas Morning News 1954 Commerce Street Dallas, TX 75201 © Copyright 2023