Issa Rae is taking Insecure on a 13‑city anniversary tour; the Irving stop is Oct. 3 at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. The run features Rae, Prentice Penny and select cast appearances.

Most of the Young Guns cast will reunite at Fan Expo Dallas Sept. 11–13, promising panels, autographs and multi-star photo ops at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.

A Fort Worth mother says video shows staff taping toddlers to chairs at a Spanish‑immersion daycare. The center says the practice wasn't approved and state investigators are reviewing the footage.

Big Sky Asset Management acquired HealthCap Partners, folding a nearly 30-year Dallas development platform into its national healthcare real estate business; terms were not disclosed.

Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said modestly higher interest rates may be needed if inflation stays elevated, pushing markets to rethink the Fed's timing ahead of July's meeting. New CPI and PPI data complicate the decision for policymakers.

GID provided long-term financing to refinance Oxenfree Princeton’s 408 build-to-rent homes, replacing an $86M construction loan as leasing continues.

A Fort Worth pediatric dentist was arrested after a 4‑year‑old died following a routine April procedure. Authorities allege toxic meperidine dosing and improper emergency care.

A 15-year-old in Keene fought off a would-be kidnapper and made it home safely; police later arrested a man in Fort Worth, authorities say.

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.