Dallas County says DFW wastewater tests have picked up low-level signals of norovirus and measles; officials emphasize hydration and basic hygiene as surveillance continues.

S2 Industrial has acquired the Point 820 campus in east Fort Worth and will rebrand it Panther City Industrial Park. The buyer plans interior upgrades and a leasing push.

Abby's Bagels is opening a second Dallas location in Uptown in late July, bringing its popular lox, pastrami sandwiches and Devoción coffee to McKinney Avenue.

Three Romanian nationals received 20–30 year prison terms after prosecutors say their Dallas skimming ring stole card data from nearly 800 North Texas shoppers.

An off‑duty North Texas firefighter dove into the water at Alvarado Park Lake and pulled three children from under a capsized boat, reviving two before medics arrived. Authorities praised the quick rescue.

Dallas police and fire crews removed more than 1,800 pounds of illegal fireworks in two July 4 operations, issuing multiple citations as investigations continue.

Inspections in mid‑June forced Wulf Burger to close until hot water was restored and briefly suspended Yifang Taiwan Fruit Tea for lacking a certified food manager.

Federal prosecutors charged a man after he allegedly flew an unregistered DJI Mini 4 over Dallas Stadium during a World Cup match. Officials say dozens of drones have been seized and warn operators will be prosecuted.

Klyde Warren Park will host Dallas’ official July 4 celebration this Saturday with live music, food trucks and a skyline fireworks finale.

Denton police arrested 27-year-old Arturo Lara after an alleged home invasion and vehicle theft. Authorities recovered the car and say additional charges are pending.

A free, 15-minute fireworks display will go up over Josey Ranch Lake tomorrow around 9:30 p.m.; expect road closures and limited parking. Text CFIREWORKS to 888777 for updates.

Juliet, the celebrity‑loved Houston steakhouse known for gold‑wrapped tomahawks, will open in Dallas’ Design District in August 2026 with private event spaces and a cinematic dining room.

A Travis County judge ordered Kick Online Entertainment’s domain locked until the company posts a $9.14M bond and installs Texas‑compliant age checks. The move follows a state lawsuit and a Supreme Court ruling that cleared enforcement.