Helicopter Institute won a $57.4M Navy contract to train rotary-wing students in Fort Worth through 2030, using the TH-66 Sage trainer.

A 21-year-old woman was killed and a man was wounded Friday night in the 4600 block of Elsie Faye Heggins Street. Detectives are seeking tips as the investigation continues.

Mo' Bettahs is planning a Harvest Town Center location in Argyle; state filings list a $500K buildout and a March–June construction timeline.

Early voting in Denton County runs Feb. 17–27 with varied hours and 55 early voting centers ahead of the March 3 primary.

Federal prosecutors in Fort Worth say five employees tied to Agridime LLC were indicted in an alleged $220M cattle contract fraud that affected thousands of investors. One defendant remains at large as the probe and receivership continue efforts to recover funds.

Irving police warn of aggressive parking‑lot scammers pressing people to pay through apps or hand over cards; some victims reported thousands in unauthorized charges.

La Casita, a Bad Bunny‑themed pop‑up, opens Feb. 13 at Social A in Dallas with island cocktails, guest DJs and a Bad Bunny‑heavy soundtrack through March 7.

Crescent Real Estate secured a $596M three‑year refinancing for The Crescent in Uptown Dallas, tapping a floating‑rate CMBS loan placed with Goldman and J.P. Morgan. The structure buys time but creates another near‑term refinancing event to manage.

Arlington's EMS can now start whole‑blood transfusions on scene or during transport, a move officials say will cut deaths from severe bleeding.

A Decatur man was arrested after police say he stabbed his mother at her Cliff Street home. The woman later died at Medical City Decatur and investigators have opened a homicide probe.

An early-morning shooting at East Ledbetter Drive and Bonnie View Road left one person dead and another hospitalized; Dallas police say the investigation is ongoing.

Arlington’s FY2025 economic development report tallies headline wins — an E‑Space airport HQ, the Caravan Court Hotel redevelopment and the National Medal of Honor Museum — and points to higher meeting rankings.

A Fort Worth federal trial will test whether encrypted chats, tactical gear and rifles used at a July protest legally amount to material support for terrorism.