A soaking arrives late Thursday night and locks in for Friday; parts of Dallas south of I‑20 could pick up 1–3 inches. Weekend sunshine returns by Saturday.

A late-night exchange of gunfire between two vehicles in a West Dallas motel lot left one person dead and two injured, police say.

Korean Air paused rooster shipments after reporting traced birds from North Texas to Philippine derbies. Advocates say an airline policy change helps — but Congress and prosecutors must follow through.

Minnesota beat the Stars 4-2 at the American Airlines Center, leaving Dallas one loss from elimination and Game 6 set for Thursday night.

Cloudy start with spotty showers; heavy rain builds Thursday into Friday and could flood low‑lying areas. Plan for slower commutes during the wettest window.

Irving's municipal landlines were disrupted by a provider outage; officials say 911 is unaffected and residents should use irvingtx.gov for non‑urgent requests.

A severe thunderstorm warning covered Dallas County Monday evening until 8 p.m. CDT; officials urged shelter as storms moved through the Metroplex.

The FAA placed DFW and Love Field under a ground stop after reporting an equipment outage; storm damage overnight complicated recovery and left travelers facing delays.

Rock N’ Roll Sushi is opening at the Shops at Mansfield Towne Square in a 2,120‑sq‑ft space; franchisees are targeting a mid‑July debut.

A fatal shooting Friday in Oak Cliff left one man dead and prompted an arrest. Dallas police say the incident occurred on East Ledbetter Drive and the investigation is active.

After nearly a decade of matchmaking between people and cats, The Casual Cat Cafe in Richland Hills faces a July lease deadline and a narrow fundraising push to stay in place. The owner says buying the building is the only sure path to stability.

An English-style pub opened in McKinney's Craig Ranch on March 17, offering fish and chips, dozens of beers on tap and regular live music. The venue joins a busy stretch of new dining and retail in the area.

DOJ moved to dismiss its appeal, preserving a preliminary injunction that keeps ATF’s "engaged in the business" rule blocked for the states that sued while the case returns to district court.