A six-week-old kitten found stuck in a bucket of industrial adhesive is recovering after shelter staff removed the glue and placed him in foster care.

Anita N. Martinez, West Dallas civic leader and founder of the Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico, has died at 100. She was the first Hispanic member of the Dallas City Council and leaves a lasting cultural legacy.

Pearl Ranch, a 662-acre Maypearl estate near Dallas, lists for $16.9M and pairs lakes, stables and a large sunflower planting with a 10,000‑sqft event venue.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in Dallas on Sunday with gusty south winds and pockets of heavy rain.

A juvenile was shot Friday in Buckner Terrace; Dallas Fire‑Rescue took the victim to a hospital and police have released few details.

Associated Bank has leased space in Preston Center and is adding relationship managers as it scales its Dallas–Fort Worth presence.

Cloudy, muggy Saturday with scattered afternoon storms possible. More widespread and possibly severe storms arrive overnight into Sunday.

A Fort Worth phone sale went sideways Friday: police say shots were fired and three people were arrested, now facing aggravated robbery charges. Investigators are asking for tips as the probe continues.

Sixteen Fort Worth newcomers are competing in CultureMap’s Best New Restaurant bracket. Vote daily through April 28 and winners will be unveiled April 30 at Social Space.

A concrete pump truck struck the center wall on the Dallas North Tollway near Panther Creek, closing northbound lanes and injuring the driver. Expect major delays.

Dumont Creamery & Cafe opened March 6 in Southlake, offering rotating global-inspired scoops plus milk teas and coffee at 100 N. Kimball Ave.

After losses and court fights, D‑FW mothers like Hollie Cunningham and Kate Cox are rebuilding families — but Texas’ abortion rules still complicate medical care and decisions.

Three people were shot Wednesday night in Fort Worth's Persimmon Court area; one is in critical condition and detectives are investigating.