Premier PV has leased the entire 265,400-square-foot Ridge at Mountain Creek warehouse in southwest Dallas. The deal puts a solar-sector occupant into 4715 Mountain Creek Parkway.

Mesquite is drafting stricter development standards — noise caps, utility-demand and water-impact studies, and a five-acre minimum — after debate over a Long Creek Road data‑center bid.

A Denton County jury handed Derrick King life for two counts of continuous sexual abuse and 20 years for indecency with a child, plus a $10,000 fine. Local authorities announced the verdict on Friday.

Munck Wilson Mandala is opening a Fort Worth office led by Quintin Cassady, with partner hires planned through 2027 to build a local life‑sciences and IP hub.

At a packed Plano rally, James Talarico accused Ken Paxton of steering friends into a tech investment and used the AG’s 2015 indictment to make corruption central to the race. The exchanges sharpen the stakes in a nationally watched Senate contest.

Warm and muggy with a 30% chance of storms after 1 p.m. Storm coverage increases Friday through Sunday; no watches in effect right now.

A 42-year-old man was shot and killed near the Rylie neighborhood on Tuesday; police arrested a 22-year-old in Fate who now faces a murder charge. Investigators say the suspect is being held without bond.

Amped Fitness signed a lease for a 32,895-square-foot space at Watauga Pavilion on Denton Highway; the 24/7 club is slated to open summer 2026 with recovery and Pilates offerings.

DART employees warned they could hit the picket lines days before World Cup matches at AT&T Stadium, a threat that could complicate travel for fans and commuters.

An I‑Team probe found tow crews pulling cars from a CVS lot in Fort Worth’s Medical District; motorists say they were charged about $135 and may qualify for refunds.

A 56-year-old Weatherford rider died Monday after his motorcycle left the roadway on FM 920, according to DPS and local reporting.

The city has advanced a formal review that puts South Dallas’ Queen City under a preservation moratorium while officials finish a designation report. Neighbors say the pause protects historic homes from demolition.

Uncle Julio's has closed its Frisco restaurant at 2401 Preston Road after less than two years, citing unresolved lease issues.