DHL will occupy ALTO Pinto 45, a 586,919‑sq‑ft Class A warehouse in South Dallas; ALTO says the lease closed in May and operations are expected in August 2026.

Vietalia Kitchen scored 66 on a recent Arlington inspection and was briefly closed for broken coolers and poor cleanliness before reopening after fixes were verified. The city schedules reinspections for low scores.

Gunfire at a Glen Avenue gathering left three people hospitalized and a nearby home hit by rounds; Dallas police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

A 15‑year‑old rider was killed in a crash with an 18‑wheeler on North Industrial Boulevard in Euless. Authorities say investigators and a regional crash team are processing the scene.

Raising Cane’s opened an airport outpost at DFW Terminal B on June 19, bringing its chicken‑finger combos airside and moving to 24/7 service later this week.

A three-alarm fire ripped through a gated North Dallas mansion Friday; crews saw flames through the roof but reported no injuries.

Fort Worth police released surveillance after a pre‑dawn shooting in Sycamore Landing and are asking residents to preserve video and submit tips. Investigators assigned report 260043783.

Morning storms may disrupt Juneteenth plans in Dallas, then a Heat Advisory runs noon–7 p.m. Expect gusty winds, heavy downpours and a heat index near 100°F.

Heat Advisory today in Dallas with highs near 98°F and heat index up to 109°F. Thunderstorms likely after 1 a.m. into Juneteenth; plan accordingly.

Trustees approved a 2026–27 budget with a nearly $60M gap, pushing the district toward possible tax hikes, school consolidations and program cuts.

A Heat Advisory is in effect Thursday for Dallas as heat-index values approach 110°F. Cooling centers are available and scattered storms are possible Friday.

Trinity Habitat is building hundreds of affordable homes across the Fort Worth area — here’s who qualifies, what the program asks, and how to get started.

A small East Texas traffic stop exposed a collision between ICE directives and Texas open‑records law, leaving lawyers and transparency experts scrambling. Records remain withheld.