A planned 24‑story tower at 2615 Oak Lawn would add 310 apartments and rooftop dining; the Halperins call it a "legacy" project.

Midland outfielder Ryan Lasko is stable after spinal surgery following a collision at Riders Field. The A's say medical staff are providing support as he recovers.

Lewisville police posted video of a driver weaving across lanes on northbound I-35E who ignored lights and sirens and was later arrested on suspicion of DWI and evading.

Dallas County authorized emergency funding and an outside finance review after auditors warned Metrocare faces a multimillion‑dollar shortfall. Officials are exploring options with Parkland.

Hillwood has begun work on Alliance Westport 16, a 1.2M‑SF speculative warehouse at AllianceTexas with intermodal access and FTZ tax perks. Delivery is slated for July 2027.

Wonder, owner of Grubhub, says it will begin Zipline‑operated drone food deliveries in Dallas in January 2027, rolling out at a handful of new foodhall locations. The company plans wider Texas expansion through 2027.

Bodycam footage shows Fort Worth officers rescuing an 8‑year‑old hidden in a hotel laundry basket; the suspect was convicted and sentenced to life.

Nexus Data Centers filed for a $400M, nearly 500K‑sq‑ft data center in Hubbard, TX — a project linked to on‑site gas generation, industry financing and AI customers.

A Fort Worth‑area woman was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say a 2022 Euless raid uncovered a counterfeit‑ID and card operation. Authorities also seized drugs and stolen guns.

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.