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A beloved subterranean cocktail bar on Camp Bowie will close July 31 after more than a decade. Owners say rising rent and insurance made continued operation unsustainable.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A 79‑year‑old Colorado man was indicted in the 1981 Grapevine strangling after DNA from soda bottles matched male DNA on a victim's nightgown.
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Ari's Pantry has closed its downtown Dallas shop effective July 15; owners called the move difficult and say they’ll refocus on Coppell and Bishop Arts.
Kenny's East Coast Pizza on West Park Blvd. has closed after roughly 10 years. The owner’s other Dallas-area restaurants remain open and some menu items moved to Kenny's Italian Kitchen.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Stacker used May Zillow data to rank Texas cities by typical home value and found Westlake at No. 1 with a typical home above $3.1M as DFW and Austin suburbs dominate.
A person was killed early Wednesday on eastbound I-20 near Dowdy Ferry after being struck while changing a tire, deputies say.
Frisco police say a pre‑dawn shooting in the 12000 block of Chattanooga Drive left one person with non‑life‑threatening injuries; detectives are seeking tips.
A Collin County jury gave Malik Davis 50 years after a machete ambush at the Islamic Center of Frisco. Surveillance video and the victim's testimony were central to the conviction.
A Frisco man was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after admitting he transported a minor and sent explicit images, a federal judge ruled. The case included restitution and sex‑offender registration.
A driver was killed early Monday after a vehicle rolled and the person was ejected on the I‑35W service road near Meacham Boulevard.
Neighbors' video appears to show a firework detonating near a Fort Worth garage; the family escaped but lost their home and a vehicle while investigators probe.
Politics & Govt in ...
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.
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