Dallas faces another triple-digit day Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. and the week’s worst heat arriving Friday.

A Carrollton man was arrested after his girlfriend was found dead in a car off I-35. Investigators say evidence tied 38‑year‑old Donny Benedict to the scene.

Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday. Highs near 101°F and dangerous heat‑index values make afternoon outdoor activity risky.

Three men were hospitalized after shots were fired during a party outside an Arlington apartment; Mansfield police later arrested two people after a BOLO led them to a pickup.

argenx agreed to buy Dallas‑based Forte for about $2.2 billion, folding Forte’s experimental anti‑CD122 drug FB102 into argenx’s immunology lineup.

A woman who told an 86‑year‑old Parker County man she was a police officer allegedly beat and robbed him at his home, deputies say. The suspect was arrested days later and charged with aggravated robbery.

Daemon Ponce pleaded guilty to two Fort Worth murders and was handed concurrent 25-year terms, court records show. One slaying happened while he was on bond.

Eyemart Express says a February cyberattack may have exposed names, Social Security numbers and prescription records. The Dallas‑area retailer is notifying customers and faces at least one lawsuit.

Daily Coffee will open a flagship at One West Village in late August, expanding from two Uptown windows and adding a Daily Club subscription. The West Village site promises more seating and street parking.

A head-on collision on FM 121 between Tioga and Gunter killed one person and injured four. Two victims were airlifted and the highway was closed for hours.

An initial Phase I of Texas’ 2027 State Water Plan is now adopted, mapping thousands of projects and a nearly $174B price tag. Phase II and more public comment are coming.

A Union Pacific freight train struck a FedEx delivery truck north of Itasca on Thursday; two people were taken to hospitals in critical condition and investigators are on scene.

A Dallas lab and its investors will pay $24M to resolve DOJ allegations that unnecessary respiratory panels were billed to Medicare during COVID screenings at senior homes.