A Feb. 27 close call between an American Airlines jet and a police helicopter near San Antonio prompted the FAA to stop using 'visual separation' for helicopters in busy airspace.

Arlington inspectors flagged pest contamination at an Asian Bowl and low scores for two restaurants, prompting required follow-up visits and possible enforcement. The city’s inspection data lists multiple violations.

Lucile’s will open a second location in Colleyville’s The Village at the former Zafiros site, aiming for a late‑2026 debut with breakfast, dinner and cocktails.

A Dallas investor has bought Presidio Junction, the big retail cluster in far north Fort Worth. The deal covers multiple adjoining centers and leaves major anchors like Costco on separate parcels.

A former Camp Thurman director entered an open plea after prosecutors detailed more than $1 million in questionable transactions, court filings show.

Arcis Golf wrapped an eight-figure revamp of Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine, installing game-used AT&T Stadium turf and an 18-hole synthetic putting course.

A jury convicted Charles Nelson, 57, of aggravated assault after a December 2022 stabbing; he drew a 25‑year sentence as prosecutors thanked multiple agencies for their help.

MovingPlace’s report finds Uptown’s 75204 drew the most Gen Z movers in Dallas in 2025 while suburbs like Allen saw notable outflows amid high prices.

Dozens of Benbrook and west Fort Worth residents pushed back at a meeting over a proposed $1.1B Edged data center at Veale Ranch as a council vote nears. Neighbors say tax breaks, power and water impacts need closer scrutiny.

A Midlothian family says their basset hound, Sheriff, was shot and killed in a fenced Alvarado yard on Feb. 25; police are investigating and neighbors are checking footage.

Dallas police found a body near a creek in the Red Bird neighborhood after an evening emergency call; investigators have not released identity or cause of death.

A Bryan County judge dismissed an Oklahoma quiet‑title claim over Red River land, removing Texas from the lawsuit and leaving private disputes to continue.

Construction debris shut I-35E in Denton Sunday; crews cleared the roadway while drivers were detoured to I-35W.