A Dallas County judge accepted a guilty plea and sentenced Robert Ray Kelley to 30 years in the 2025 killing of Stephanie Wenneberg.

State records show Paris Baguette has filed to build a second McKinney café at 5621 S. Custer Rd.; the TDLR project lists a $300K buildout and a late‑2026 opening target.

State regulators ordered TexAM University at Dallas to stop offering degrees, saying the operation lacks a Certificate of Authority and could face prosecution.

A Fort Worth veteran says TRICARE approvals were reversed after TriWest took over the West Region, leaving patients with unpaid bills and delayed care.

A Mediterranean Bluffview estate once owned by the Crow family has hit the market with a near-$10M asking price, offering 1.3 acres, a pool and a guest house.

Texas DPS landed $3.2M in FEMA funds to buy counter‑drone gear for World Cup venues in Dallas and Houston.

A late-night shooting on Prosperity Avenue in East Oak Cliff left an unidentified man dead; Dallas police are asking anyone with information to call.

Two suspects were arrested after a shooting on Wimbelton Way left a baby dead; Dallas police have upgraded charges to capital murder.

Allen is spending more than $8M to upgrade playgrounds citywide, from a $5M Celebration Park overhaul to neighborhood play‑lot replacements already under way.

KKR completed its acquisition of Dallas‑based Arctos Partners in a $1.4B deal, folding the sports‑investor into a new KKR Solutions platform. The move brings Arctos’ sports stakes and GP‑solutions expertise under KKR.

Four top college volleyball teams will play at AT&T Stadium on Aug. 27 in the new Spikes Under the Lights showcase, with a $1 million purse and primetime TV exposure.

Tarleton released a multi‑phase master plan to expand its 80‑acre Chisholm Trail campus into a walkable campus town with housing, a student center and transit links. The plan pairs on‑campus growth with a downtown presence.

Crow Holdings refinanced six buildings totaling more than 288,000 square feet on the western side of Old Parkland, signaling continued demand for trophy office space in Dallas.