Records say Texas AG Ken Paxton voted in six elections while registered at a Collin County address he may no longer live at, prompting legal and political questions.

Suspects tied up a Fort Worth hotel worker and removed a safe early Wednesday; the employee was unhurt and detectives are investigating.

DBJ's new roundup shows D-FW's top public-company CEO earned about $47M in 2025, and several other local executives saw dramatic year-over-year pay swings. Equity awards drove much of the change.

Nearly three months after an 18-year-old drowned at Lake Ray Hubbard, Dallas police arrested a 19-year-old and allege friends discarded the victim's phone and clothes.

After a mistrial on the murder count, a Fort Worth man was sentenced to concurrent 10‑year terms for tampering with evidence in a January 2025 road‑rage killing. The murder charge remains unresolved as prosecutors consider next steps.

Atlético Dallas opened a pop‑up street court and fan plaza on Exposition Avenue near Fair Park, where World Cup crowds watched matches, played pickup games and sipped at a temporary bar. The activation precedes the club’s planned HQ and supporters bar in Expo Park.

A Fort Worth family's paid-off home was destroyed on July 4; a pregnant woman was injured and investigators are probing whether fireworks sparked the blaze.

Federal prosecutors say a Dallas man ran companies that sold overpriced gold and silver to seniors — and sometimes didn't deliver, court papers say.

Gov. Abbott announced a $33.6M TSIF grant to Texas Instruments for upgrades at the Richardson 300mm wafer fab. The project is expected to total about $700M in capital investment.

Wally Funk, the Grapevine pilot who trained with the Mercury 13 and later flew on Blue Origin in 2021, has died at 87, the city confirmed. She logged decades of service as an instructor and safety official.

Dallas investor Kyle Bass sued to lift a moratorium that halted permits for his East Texas well projects. The move escalates a months‑long fight over the Carrizo‑Wilcox aquifer.

A water main break on East Main Street knocked out taps across Crowley and prompted a TCEQ‑directed boil‑water notice for nearly 8,000 city customers. Crews repaired the line Wednesday morning while tests and refilling continue.

A Taste of Europe, the family-run Eastern European spot in Arlington, announced it will close at the end of July after more than two decades. Owners cited slow business.