Four Denton County massage parlors are closed after a sweep that opened five prostitution-related cases and identified potential trafficking victims.

A Roanoke police corporal was arrested after an alleged reckless I-35E drive and is now on administrative leave.

Weatherford’s historic square has a new reservation magnet: Teddy Wong’s, the Fort Worth dumpling favorite now serving Wagyu pot stickers, Texas beef and wine.

Dallas Market Hall may be nearing the end of its run as Crow Holdings advances plans for a 245-megawatt data center campus nearby.

Dallas refiner HF Sinclair will separate its $2.3B Lubricants & Specialties arm as Q2 profits surge and the company phases out Mississauga base‑oil refining assets.

Deep Ellum merchants say Commerce Street reconstruction has slashed foot traffic and left many owners reporting roughly 30% revenue drops as crews continue work. Owners blame lost parking, limited access and a pushed-back finish date.

Fort Worth-based FirstCash appointed T. Brent Stuart as CEO, setting a Jan. 1, 2027 handoff as the pawnshop chain grows past 3,300 stores and expands in the U.K.

A Heat Advisory runs through 8 p.m. Monday as highs near 102°F push heat indices above 105. City cooling centers are available for relief.

Highs near 102°F Sunday with heat index up to 109°F. Libraries and rec centers are open as cooling centers.

Smalls Sliders will open a second McKinney 'Can' next Tuesday on Custer Road, adding the chain's sliders, fries and shakes to the west side.

A late‑night shooting in far north Fort Worth left a home and vehicle struck by bullets and spurred neighbors to demand more patrols and faster police response.

Neighbors in Glenn Heights say they warned police for months before a dog was found dead in a backyard cage; police now say charges are expected.

White Settlement Police Chief Christopher Cook will retire Aug. 31, 2026, after years leading the hometown department through falling crime and accreditation wins.