Two people were killed and two others wounded in an early‑morning shooting at the Whataburger on Victory Drive in Marshall; police say a 19‑year‑old has been arrested. Investigators are asking the public to call with tips.

Arlington crews will run late-night spraying June 30–July 1 after two traps in nearby Pantego tested positive for West Nile. Expect notices and maps of affected blocks.

A Chico woman died after a two-vehicle crash Friday morning near Crafton along the Wise/Jack County line, local reporting says.

Cinemark founder Lee Roy Mitchell sold his Preston Hollow estate — a 14,341‑sq‑ft, 3.4‑acre property featuring a 20‑seat home theater and an extensive wine cellar.

Southbound I‑35 at Royal Lane was closed after a fatal pedestrian crash early Saturday, deputies diverted traffic while investigators processed the scene.

A city sanitation truck being towed detached and rolled into a Dallas home on Thunderbird Lane. The elderly occupants were uninjured and investigators are probing what went wrong.

Highs near 97°F and heat indexes above 100°F this weekend in Dallas, with gusts to 35 mph. City cooling centers are available for relief.

A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 80 years after prosecutors say he shot a man at a church meal, leaving the victim paralyzed.

Dallas police opened a homicide investigation Friday at an apartment complex in the 3300 block of Linfield Road. Detectives released few details as they worked the scene.

A City of Arlington reel lists upcoming openings — lululemon at Arlington Highlands, a Dollar Tree, Back Nine Golf, a Tesla collision center and new chargers, plus Al Rollins Park.

A Haltom City man was given a 45-year prison term after prosecutors say a November stolen-vehicle chase ended in a crash and an on-foot arrest. The DA credited Haltom City officers for ending the pursuit.

Highs in the mid‑90s Friday and gusty south winds through the weekend. Heat index may top 105°F; cooling centers are available.

City officials will brief the public on June 29 about the 1.7‑acre Klyde Warren 2.0 expansion, now pegged at about $121 million. The project adds a pavilion, rooftop terrace and a seasonal ice rink.