Charles Schwab is launching "Schwab Crypto" to let qualifying retail clients trade bitcoin and ethereum directly, charging 75 basis points per trade as it rolls out the account.

A $1M city‑funded fresh market and hydroponic farm is slated for East Oak Cliff to bring local produce to a neighborhood bypassed by big chains. The initiative is billed as community‑led.

A 75-year-old former Irving ISD bus aide was arrested after a student reported inappropriate touching on a district bus. Police say the investigation could uncover additional victims.

Chef Onur Akan’s Alára opens in the Design District with mezze-led, vegetable-forward plates and a hospitality-first dining room. Dinner service is running now.

Dallas City Council is considering permits and safety rules for groups handing out free food to people experiencing homelessness, and members are sharply divided. Legal risks and cleanup costs are central to the debate.

Baylor Scott & White Health Plan will stop offering Texas Medicaid and ACA marketplace coverage, affecting about 225,000 members and putting 321 jobs at risk.

This week marks the 10th anniversary of Missy Bevers’ killing in Midlothian. Police say federal and state partners remain on the case as tips keep coming in.

A Dallas Fed analysis finds rising homeowners insurance is pushing borrowers toward missed payments and moves — a trend already visible in Texas and other high‑risk metros.

Irving accepted a $2.1M ceremonial check as officials marked the Campion Trail’s completion, a milestone in years of piecemeal construction to link a regional greenbelt. The post credits work on Elm Fork Extension phases and lists nearby cities now connected by the trail.

Downtown Fort Worth turns into an 18-block outdoor gallery this Thursday–Sunday as the 39th MAIN ST. festival brings 200+ juried artists, live music and food courts.

Texas opened a London office to court City of London banks with low taxes, fast‑track courts and multimillion‑dollar incentives as Dallas builds its 'Y'all Street' brand.

A man was seriously wounded after gunfire outside a convenience store on East Ledbetter Drive; police say the shooter fled and detectives are canvassing the area.

JPI has begun work on Jefferson Grandscape II, a $78M, 277-unit apartment project at Grandscape in The Colony slated to open in 2028. The development adds new rental housing to the retail and entertainment hub.