Atmos Energy filed with the City of Dallas for a 10.5% gas delivery rate increase that would add about $11.25 to the typical monthly bill; the city review is underway.

Plano hired Freese and Nichols to map the next phase for Legacy and Granite Park as state rules and big developments reshape demand. The study runs through spring 2027.

Two people died early Saturday after a wrong‑way collision on I‑35W in south Fort Worth; an 18‑year‑old was arrested and faces intoxicated manslaughter charges.

Fort Worth Councilman Michael Crain was booked on DWI charges Saturday, jail records show. Bond had not been set and requests for comment were unanswered.

The Mochas & Javas drive-thru on Legacy Drive will close Jan. 24, the company said in a social post. The announcement did not include a reason.

The FBI's Dallas division requests public help in locating four human trafficking suspects, emphasizing the urgency of reporting tips to aid in swift apprehensions.

A Tarrant County jury sentenced Devoreia Thompson to 26 years in prison for aggravated assault against a public servant from an incident on May 19, 2024. The successful prosecution highlighted the dedication of the DA's office and police.

Arlington, Texas reports a 12% drop in crime for 2025, with decreases in homicides and property crimes, and an 11% increase in Crimes Against Society.

Tikka House is heading to Frisco with a 2,000‑sq‑ft space on Coit Road and a menu that mixes North and South Indian classics with Indo‑Chinese plates.

Buffalo’s The Hoagie Stop is opening its first Texas location at Fort Worth’s Shops at Basswood in 2026, bringing its Westside Special and steak hoagies to the city.

Fort Worth zoning commissioners voted to clear the way for food trucks and markets at The Fork Yard on Hemphill. The item now heads to City Council for a final vote in February.

A 40‑acre mixed‑use center called Shivers Farm is slated to break ground in spring 2026, bringing a specialty grocer, offices and homes to White Chapel and SH 114.

Neighbors challenged a roughly $463,200 public‑art plan for the new Dallas police training academy, arguing about cost, access and whether art belongs at a training site. City code requires the allocation, and officials say community feedback will be solicited.