The Exchange will bring 296 mixed-income apartments and amenities to the 14.6‑acre Stockyards North master plan, developers say.

Five teenagers were hospitalized after a carjacked sedan crashed into a traffic-signal pole during a police chase in Pleasant Grove. Multiple handguns were recovered and charges are pending.

Taiwan's Foxlink opened a 147,780‑sq‑ft AI‑enabled factory at AllianceTexas, promising 900+ jobs and automated production.

The NFL suspended Cowboys edge rusher Charles Snowden for the first three games of 2026 after an alcohol-related December 2024 arrest in Las Vegas.

Irving ISD is asking voters to approve a nearly $1 billion bond that would replace five campuses and fund tech and student facilities. The district estimates a 12.5¢ tax increase.

Transform 1012 is turning Fort Worth’s former KKK auditorium into the Fred Rouse Center, an arts-and-healing hub moving into design and pre-construction with more public talks planned.

A 282-acre Hill Country compound outside Clifton is back on the market at $19.9M with nearly 15,000 square feet and guest-ready amenities.

Organizers tracking deportation flights say protests at Love Field pushed ICE‑chartered operations out of Atlantic Aviation's hangar. Activists call the shift proof their campaign works.

Hayco Realty has filed to annex 111.4 acres at FM 1187 and Chisholm Trail Parkway for a mixed‑use center that could include major retail and a hospital near Tarleton's Fort Worth campus. The plan will go through city review and public hearings.

A 50-year-old man has died after an early-July altercation on Harry Hines Boulevard; a suspect arrested at the scene now faces murder charges.

A crash on State Highway 171 in Godley shut the road after a motorcycle fire; officials say a fatality investigation is underway. Emergency crews worked the scene for hours.

An estimated 60,000 people filled Weatherford's downtown for the Parker County Peach Festival, with 200+ vendors, shuttles and cooling stations. The one-day event packed the courthouse square.

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.