A Dallas Police senior corporal surrendered Tuesday on a warrant alleging he fled officers in a vehicle. The department placed him on administrative leave as criminal and internal reviews move forward.

Frisco ISD has partnered with Elite Hockey Academy so elite players can train while staying enrolled in Frisco Flex, the district’s new virtual high-school option launching fall 2026.

K‑pop group ENHYPEN will play American Airlines Center July 17–18 on the Blood Saga tour. U.S. presales begin April 22.

TPG has agreed to buy Learfield, the Dallas‑area company that sells multimedia rights, ticketing and NIL services to hundreds of colleges. Industry sources put the price at about $1.8–$2 billion.

After 12 years, Kate Weiser Chocolate will close its Dallas shops; remaining sweets will be sold and online orders run through April 15.

Gillon Property Group filed plans to add about 10,500 sq ft at Highland Park Village, revising the project's estimate to $11M after an earlier $25M figure.

The former Marriott Westlake reopens as The Ricardo Marriott after a multimillion‑dollar makeover, adding a steakhouse, lounges and expanded event space near DFW.

Detectives released photos after a March 31 break‑in near the 5700 block of Oakleaf Drive; multiple firearms and electronics were reported stolen.

A Dallas Express public‑records review found the Texas Real Estate Commission produced no internal policies or data showing how it verifies applicants’ immigration or work‑authorization status.

Ben Lamm says gene drives can curb a $5.4 trillion invasive‑species problem; safety and regulatory questions remain. The pitch puts Dallas biotech at the center of a fraught debate.

A man was killed early Sunday in the parking lot of a Pleasant Grove event center on South Buckner; police are asking witnesses and businesses to share surveillance footage.

Lakewood and East Dallas residents said late-night bass from Fair Park shows carried miles and rattled homes, prompting calls for better sound monitoring.

Sal’s opened its second DFW location in Richardson on March 27, adding loaded fries, patty melts and late‑night Nashville hot chicken to Central Expressway. The owner calls it a “homegrown DFW concept.”