Grapevine’s family-run BreadHaus is opening a second location in Frisco in early August, bringing sourdough, pretzels and pastries to FM 423.

A.J. "Jim" Teague will retire on January 4, 2027, after 28 years at Enterprise Products; co‑CEO Randy Fowler will become the partnership’s sole CEO. The move comes as Enterprise advances a multibillion‑dollar growth program.

Knox County commissioners elevated Chief Deputy Ryan Thrash to sheriff to finish the late Sheriff Christopher Mendoza’s term.

Gina Hinojosa accepted an invitation to debate Gov. Greg Abbott on Oct. 15 in Fort Worth. The hour‑long televised event will be broadcast statewide in English and Spanish.

Rush postponed two Dickies Arena shows after Geddy Lee was diagnosed with laryngitis and bronchitis. The concerts were moved to July 11 and July 13 and tickets will be honored.

State filings show Costco plans new warehouses in Celina and Mansfield, adding roughly 315,000 sq ft and multi‑million dollar construction projects to North Texas.

Mutts Canine Cantina has closed its Dallas and Fort Worth locations. Memberships were canceled and the company says prorated refunds are coming.

Senior Corporal Zachary Helm was arrested June 29 on a solicitation of prostitution charge and placed on administrative leave while DPD investigates.

Fort Worth City Council voted to raise the cap to $200,000 to pay outside counsel for Aaron Dean as the estate’s federal civil-rights suit continues to move through court deadlines and appeals.

La Playa Maya’s Stockyards restaurant will close Sunday after decades on North Main. The family still operates other Fort Worth locations.

The Ranch House in Sachse — a longtime North Texas honky‑tonk — closed this past weekend after more than 40 years, owners wrote on Facebook.

A historic cattle auction barn in the Fort Worth Stockyards has been converted into Auction Barn Studio, a 375-seat live-music and TV production space opening this summer. The venue’s first public show is Stockyards Gospel Night on July 11.

Hanabi Ramen & Izakaya has opened in Haltom City's H Mart plaza, serving tonkotsu bowls and izakaya shareables. The new spot is part of a fast-filling tenant lineup.