Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth is nearing American Burn Association verification. A pending Medical Control Advisory Board vote could let EMS route severe burn patients to the hospital instead of sending them out of Tarrant County.

A man was reportedly shot in the head before a single-vehicle crash near I-30 and Winslow Avenue left two people injured in Old East Dallas. Authorities are investigating.

Texas rolled past Kentucky 76-54 at Dickies Arena, using a dominant first quarter and stout defense to reach the Elite Eight.

Agave & Ember, an elevated Mexican restaurant, is moving into Allen's new Twin Creeks retail center and aims to be customer-ready by May with scratch-made sauces.

A Dallas nonprofit's lawsuit asks a judge to quiet title to a Magna Vista house and seeks damages, reopening a 2020 deed dispute that judges and prosecutors have been untangling.

Microsoft will add two 'AI factory' buildings and a 900 MW power plant to Crusoe's Abilene campus after OpenAI stepped back, raising fresh questions about power and local impacts.

KKR is reportedly in talks to buy Dallas‑born Nothing Bundt Cakes in a deal that could top $2 billion, the Dallas Business Journal reports.

Jennifer Sampson will step down from United Way of Metropolitan Dallas later this year to lead the Stephens Greth Foundation, staying through Sept. 30 to oversee the transition.

A cold front will sweep through Dallas Friday, bringing gusty north winds and a slight chance of light showers.

Carrollton police arrested a 23-year-old man and charged him with murder after officers say a domestic dispute turned deadly less than a month after the couple married. The arrest affidavit and body-worn video are central to the investigation.

An overnight disturbance in Arlington left one person dead; officers found a shooting victim in the 200 block of Sherry Street and investigators are canvassing the scene.

A Weatherford toddler is critically injured after a pit bull attack. The family has launched a GoFundMe for surgeries and recovery.

Vintage 2025 Census tables show D‑FW added 123,557 people in 2024–25, pushing the metro to about 8.48 million and ranking second nationally.