Federal prosecutors say an Arlington man duped more than 50 church investors of over $3.2 million. A federal trial is set for Oct. 13 in Fort Worth.

A fire on Spring Lake Road closed intersections and prompted precautionary evacuations in Duncanville Friday, officials said.

Fortune House is opening its third Dallas‑area location at Preston Hollow Village on September 26, bringing its famous soup dumplings and Shanghai plates north. The new shop will open daily at 11 a.m.

Sketches of Spain will close July 19 and its owners plan to turn the Zang Boulevard space into an expanded Wild Detectives concept while keeping the Oak Cliff bookstore open.

A wrong-way crash on I-20 at SH-310 east near Hutchins killed one person and closed multiple lanes, authorities said.

Two people were killed Wednesday night in South Dallas after a shooting on the 3400 block of Michigan Avenue. Police say detectives are investigating.

A multi‑alarm fire hit the H‑E‑B Alliance store in north Fort Worth Thursday; crews contained the blaze but officials have not released a cause.

Court filings show Irving police found nearly 300 illicit images and videos on a 19‑year‑old’s phone; detectives say recordings span multiple shopping centers and are seeking more victims.

Fate Yards, a roughly 50‑acre commercial district, would bring shops, a movie theater and Fate’s first hotel to the I‑30/Memorial Parkway corner. City and developer materials promise family amenities and new traffic signals.

A True Texas Project conference in Fort Worth scheduled for Aug. 1 has sparked criticism for sessions on "Islamization," remigration and immigration and lists local and national conservative figures on its agenda. Critics and civil‑rights groups say the lineup risks stoking anti‑Muslim sentiment.

A DEA-led raid in Abilene led to the arrest of three men and the seizure of roughly 30 kilograms of meth, thousands of pills, codeine syrup, marijuana and firearms. Authorities say the case grew from a months-long investigation.

A new pro‑bono appeal team has filed motions asking a Collin County judge to be removed and seeking a retrial, saying procedural errors tainted the June verdict.

A 19-story AC Hotel and Moxy are set to open in Uptown Dallas this September, bringing 264 rooms, new dining and an eighth-floor terrace to McKinney Avenue.