The Texas Supreme Court’s chief justice has asked a Dallas judge to explain why masks and other COVID-era health screenings remain in place in her courtroom. The request follows a written complaint from attorneys who say one lawyer was barred for refusing a mask.

Two teens at North East Mall found a hidden camera in an Aéropostale fitting room; police arrested a 23‑year‑old employee and are asking for tips as the probe continues.

Dallas police want help finding 21-year-old Jonathan Hill Jr., wanted for an aggravated robbery and charged with unlawful restraint of a minor.

7Acre Investments and Monument Square teamed up to buy McKinney Square, a 595‑unit complex near Frisco. The deal — valued at roughly $113.9M — underscores continued investor appetite in DFW suburbs.

Target is remodeling a dozen Texas stores as part of a roughly $5B push to refresh 130+ locations and expand grocery and pickup services. Two San Antonio stores are on the list.

Hill County commissioners voted 3-2 to pause new data‑center and battery projects for a year while officials study water, power and quality‑of‑life impacts.

North Fort Worth's 76177 ZIP shot up the national list of fastest‑growing new neighborhoods, driven by a multi‑year building boom.

A woman was shot on the 2400 block of N. Bell Ave.; police say the suspect fled on foot and remains at large. Investigators have established a perimeter and are canvassing the area.

Constellation plans a nearly 500,000-square-foot speculative warehouse at 5933 South Freeway in south Fort Worth, with construction targeted for 2026–27.

TXB (Texas Born) has opened its largest market yet in Frisco, pairing a 16‑pump fuel island with made‑to‑order Tex‑Mex, a walk‑in beer cooler and an on‑site Subway.

A 510-square-foot 7 Brew drive-thru is planned at 390 Texas 199 in Springtown, budgeted at about $1.5M with construction slated from December to April 2027.

The Bass family has hired JLL to run retail leasing at Sundance Square after criticism over vacancies and opaque leasing. JLL will manage about 105,000 square feet of storefronts.

Vandelay Hospitality will close Anchor Sushi Bar's Royal Lane location on May 31 and convert the space into El Molino, while the Knox Street outpost remains open. The move retools the Preston‑Royal dining lineup for fajitas and margaritas.