A Tarrant County judge gave Darius Brown 15 years following the 2022 fatal shooting of Donald Hunt at an Arlington apartment. Court documents and witness statements were central to the case.

Public Storage is moving its corporate headquarters from Glendale to Frisco as part of a PS4.0 leadership reset that promotes H. Tom Boyle to CEO. The decision lists 2811 Internet Blvd as the new Frisco address and comes amid a string of California‑to‑Texas HQ moves.

Dallas Police posted a remembrance for Officer Mitchell Penton on the fifth anniversary of his death; the driver who hit his patrol car was later convicted and given a 30‑year sentence.

Ugly Dumpling will open its first DFW spot at 213 N. Central Expy in Allen, bringing hand‑made xiao long bao, dim sum and bubble tea to the corridor.

Heavy equipment, barriers and fresh paving are reshaping Arlington’s Entertainment District as crews ready a 2.73‑mile street circuit for the Java House Grand Prix on March 13–15, 2026.

Dallas police named a suspect in a November Ross Avenue homicide and asked the public for help. Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest and indictment.

Ono Hawaiian BBQ is opening at 4610 W. University Drive in McKinney; the menu will feature Aloha Plates, musubi and family meals. Opening date is TBD.

Southwest will begin overnight red‑eye arrivals at Dallas Love Field on Oct. 1, adding two daily early‑morning landings from LAX and LAS. Neighbors and airport officials are watching how the flights will interact with Love Field’s voluntary noise program.

A former oil‑field worker says drilling waste was spread where Pleasant View Elementary now stands. Limited soil tests show elevated radium in nearby samples and officials say they are investigating.

DIFF returns April 23–30, 2026 for its 20th anniversary with Tanya Foster and Lynn McBee as co‑chairs. Passes start at $75 and venues include Cinépolis Victory Park and the Texas Theatre.

Fort Worth approved an expanded partnership with ICE this week, reigniting debate over local policing and immigration enforcement. Activists warn the move could chill trust with police.

TWU’s new $107M Health Sciences Center in Denton brings labs, clinics and a local BSN program as the state grapples with a looming nursing shortage. The center opens to the public this week.

Denton’s free Arts & Jazz Festival will move from Quakertown Park to the North Texas Fairgrounds and shift to Sept. 11–13, 2026 amid funding and logistical pressures.