A Fort Worth man died after a Wednesday-night dispute over french fries at an apartment complex turned into gunfire; police say the suspect fled and detectives are investigating.

A Fort Worth man pleaded guilty to two capital murder counts and was given two life terms, including one without parole, prosecutors said.

Fort Worth renames its North Animal Campus to Henry's Animal Campus, in memory of the city's canine ambassador who helped raise awareness and funds for animal welfare.

A detached backyard structure on Wilson Drive burned Wednesday; crews and mutual aid kept flames from reaching the house. Overhaul was underway and officials asked residents to avoid the area.

Medical City Plano topped off a $108 million patient-tower expansion this week, a visible milestone in a project adding floors, helipads and new patient rooms. The build is meant to boost capacity at Collin County’s Level I Trauma Center.

City data show missed residential trash collections fell in late 2025 as route and equipment fixes took hold, though numbers remain above pre‑transition levels.

Michael Talley is Plano’s new economic development director as Doug McDonald moves up to deputy city manager. The hire signals a renewed push on corporate recruitment.

Fort Worth deliberates tax incentives for Stellar Energy Americas to build a manufacturing facility, focusing on data center cooling equipment, with promises of investment and local jobs.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center's "Drawn to Life" exhibition runs until February 13, featuring works from seven artists. The gallery showcases various art forms and is accompanied by events, like dance workshops and a fashion camp.

Mark Taylor’s family says Tesla’s safety systems failed in a 2020 crash and that key onboard data may be missing after the car was shipped overseas.

Prosper Police Chief Doug Kowalski is retiring after a 49-year career in law enforcement, expanding his department and earning accolades for leadership.

Fort Worth artist Paul Miller carved a bucking bull ice sculpture as a tribute to Texas culture and the local rodeo, drawing neighbors and online viewers to this Texas winter wonderland.

K-pop superstars TWICE hit Dallas Jan. 31–Feb. 1 with a 360-degree stage, new solo moments and a surprise tied to the animated hit K-Pop Demon Hunters.