Short‑lived Preston Center PoBoy Shop closed after Christmas 2025. Owner Evan Meagher cited rising costs and his house‑cured model as unsustainable.

Fort Worth homicide detectives are investigating after an unidentified woman found with a head injury in the 6400 block of Normandy Road died at a hospital.

Body‑cam footage shows Dallas officers pull a woman back from the edge of an East Camp Wisdom Road bridge on Christmas Eve. The brief rescue highlights holiday mental‑health risks and 988 resources.

AT&T is relocating from Downtown Dallas to a new campus in Plano, with potential economic impacts on Dallas, including a drop in property values and tax revenues. Public safety concerns partly influenced the move.

Several Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs are considering leaving DART due to dissatisfaction with the services and imbalance in financial contribution versus received benefits. A May vote will determine their decision.

Frisco calls on its students to contribute to an Environmental Services coloring book by showing how they keep the city clean. Submissions are due by January 15 but the post incorrectly states Thursday instead of Sunday.

Two Dallas Police employees were fired for policy violations, with Officer Gordon missing a drug test and departing his station, and Officer Jackson not returning post-leave.

Arlington, Texas won a 2025 Impact Award for the West Airport Development & E-Space North American Headquarters project, which is expected to bring over 2,000 high-wage jobs and foster aerospace R&D in the city.

Frisco police say a 7-year-old was found unresponsive in a retention pond near Preston Road; investigators do not suspect foul play and authorities are seeking tips.

Brooklyn's, from Brandi Bohn, has opened on South Main with fusion pizzas, quesadillas and a hoisin‑glazed ribeye — plus plans for an upstairs cocktail lounge.

Spring Creek Barbeque's Tyler location has closed permanently; a note on the door thanked customers and directed diners to the chain's Dallas–Fort Worth and Houston spots.

Carla Pellegrino's Urban Italia opens for dinner this Friday in Victory Park's former WFAA studio. The 5,500‑sq‑ft spot seats roughly 250 and will serve Neapolitan pizzas, housemade pastas and cocktails.

Neighbors say a mobile rock crusher on McGuffin Way is operating without a city permit as the owner seeks to rezone nearly 50 acres to light-industrial. A zoning hearing is tentatively set for Feb. 11.