Sunny midweek with highs near 69°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely late Friday into Saturday with locally heavy rain possible.

An 11.2‑acre Carrollton site once planned as a $300M mixed‑use gateway is up for a court‑approved bankruptcy sale; bids are due Feb. 26, auction March 3.

ATTOM's year-end data show D‑FW sellers averaged 7.7 years in their homes at year‑end 2025, the longest stretch since 2000. That hold‑fast behavior is tightening inventory and favoring cash and investor buyers.

Fort Worth cleared the first step for a $2.1B ACS data center in far‑north Fort Worth; minor grading is underway while permits and incentive benchmarks remain under review.

Mild mid-60s this morning, upper-70s this afternoon. Spotty showers tonight; bigger rain and storms possible Friday night into Saturday.

Lowe's confirmed a new opening date for its first Celina store — a roughly 124,000‑sq‑ft outlet at 3540 S. Preston Road that had been delayed by winter weather.

B.C. Williams recalled 50‑lb cake and bread mixes after undeclared milk was found; the FDA upgraded the action to Class I. Milk‑allergic consumers and bakeries should check lots.

A shooting near downtown Fort Worth left one person dead and another hospitalized; police say the investigation is ongoing.

Sunny, unseasonably warm Monday with highs near 82°F; light rain chances return Tuesday night. Plan outdoor time accordingly.

Clear, mild start Sunday with highs near 79°F and only brief morning sprinkles. Rain chances pick up Tuesday.

Fort Worth police released surveillance photos of six men wanted in a Dec. 23 Stockyards beating that left one man seriously injured.

A North Richland Hills man was indicted after allegedly posting online threats naming President Trump and ICE agents. Federal prosecutors say he faces up to 96 years.

A City memo shows 17 Dallas projects will share $14,975,000 from the FY26 federal spending package, funding Fair Park upgrades, White Rock Lake trails and DPD programs.