Teresa Lyons has been promoted to manage operations and safety at McKinney National Airport as the city finishes a new passenger terminal and aims for late‑2026 flights.

A modest rise in living‑wage attainment among 25‑ to 34‑year‑olds in Dallas County still leaves most young adults short of pay needed for basics, and racial gaps remain wide.

Three volunteer firefighters in North Texas were arrested after a Texas Rangers probe alleges repeated abuse of a junior Howe firefighter in 2022. Local departments say they are cooperating with investigators.

CLEAT says Arlington is requiring injured officers to use personal sick and vacation time for medical appointments tied to on‑the‑job injuries.

Esvolta closed a $139.6M financing package with MUFG to build the 150 MW / 300 MWh Boxcar battery project in Wylie, adding fast-response capacity to ERCOT with construction now under way. The developer says the site is expected online in 2027.

Rep. Marc Veasey toured the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado after rising complaints about detainee care and recent legal turmoil tied to the site.

Portillo's will open at 13904 Dallas Parkway near Galleria Dallas, marking its first location inside city limits and adding to its DFW expansion.

Federal prosecutors say a Mexican national used a stolen identity to obtain U.S. documents and vote in Tarrant County; he’s now charged and held in Fort Worth.

Duncanville ISD announced community meetings after proposing to close Alexander Elementary; officials will discuss academic programs and attendance‑zone changes.

Mary Kay has listed its more than 500,000‑square‑foot Addison headquarters for sale, with brokers pitching the 33‑acre parcel as a redevelopment opportunity. The move comes amid a family legal fight and a strategic review of the company’s space needs.

A pre-dawn multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 287 at Blue Mound Road in north Fort Worth killed one person and closed the northbound lanes, authorities said.

Officer Toriana Edwards turned herself in on a DeSoto warrant and has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.

Texas AG says a network of dental clinics and marketers paid Medicaid patients gift cards to recruit them for unnecessary procedures. The unsealed suit names Stadium Dental and Galloway Dental and seeks restitution.