Social Dallas has started demolition on a former movie-theater campus as it pushes a $30 million plan to add a 2,300-seat auditorium and support spaces.

A man was critically wounded after allegedly assaulting his ex at her west Fort Worth home; police say she used pepper spray before shooting. Investigators are on scene.

DFW’s board approved a $627.4M contract to consolidate shuttle services under LAZ Parking while longtime vendors protested and requested review. The award aims to standardize service ahead of World Cup travel.

Bombshells has opened at Sapphire Bay in Rowlett, bringing an 8,500‑sq‑ft sports bar, large patio and 80 HDTVs to the Lake Ray Hubbard peninsula.

More than 100 Moore Station residents pressed developers at a meeting about plans to cover roughly 1,000 acres with about 420,000 solar panels, raising water and safety concerns.

A Fort Worth officer dove into the Trinity River near Dream Park and pulled a missing boy to safety; medics later cleared the child.

Sprouts will open July 31 at 317 Center Point Rd in Weatherford, bringing 93 jobs and in-person hiring events on June 16–17. Walk-ins are welcome.

A 16,000-square-foot Preston Hollow estate at 9520 Hathaway sold on June 2, ending a foreclosure threat after years of price cuts and a linked bankruptcy filing.

A two-vehicle crash at West Northwest Highway and Marsh Lane left one man dead and another hospitalized Thursday night, police said.

Mosquito samples in Mesquite's 75149 ZIP tested positive for West Nile, and crews will run targeted overnight spraying. Officials urge residents to follow the '4 Ds' and limit dusk‑to‑dawn activity.

A Fort Worth man got concurrent prison terms after his pickup crashed through an East Lancaster bus stop in July, killing 68‑year‑old Inez Caldwell. The judge ordered nine years served before parole consideration.

NexPoint's $445M plan will add nearly 1,000 apartments, roughly 22,300 sq ft of retail and a hotel to Cityplace Tower in Uptown Dallas, backed by phased permits and city incentives.

Lee R. Raymond, the former ExxonMobil chief who engineered the Mobil takeover and years of record profits, has died in Dallas at 87. His career combined market triumphs with fierce controversy over climate science.