Who better to help Dallas get to know Flagg than two reporters who’ve covered him since his lone season at Nokomis High ...

The Dallas Mavericks are hoping to get back on their feet in the upcoming season. The Athletic insider Christian Clark thinks that is possible, giving the Mavs ...

After joining the Mavericks as the No. 1 overall pick, Cooper Flagg opted to return to his original jersey number worn up ...

Cooper Flagg's journey to becoming the No. 1 NBA draft pick is deeply intertwined with his mother, Kelly Flagg's influence. A ...

We all know Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 pick of the Dallas Mavericks, but now it's time to get to know his twin, Maine rising ...

Watch as Press Herald sports writers Drew Bonifant and Travis Lazarczyk sit down with journalists from the Dallas Morning ...

The farm where Cooper Flagg used to pick peas as a kid is finding a unique way to honor their hometown hero—and it involves ...

At Thunder Road Farm, a few miles from Flagg’s hometown, a corn maze tribute has taken shape to honor the Dallas Mavericks' ...

This joint project between the Portland Press Herald and the Dallas Morning News offers fans insight into how Flagg became ...

This weekend, youngsters throughout the state will be honing their basketball skills under the tutelage of Maine natives and hoop stars Cooper and Ace Flagg at the University of Maine.

Cooper Flagg is headed to the Dallas Mavericks, who may have found their next franchise superstar less than five months after trading one away.

The Newport native used to work at the farm when he was younger, picking peas to make some money in the summer.