Craig International unveiled plans to convert the 58‑acre Globe Life campus in McKinney into Rowlett Station, a $200M mixed‑use plan with apartments, retail and office reuse.

The Tarrant County DA credited Pantego officers after a man was sentenced to 25 years for unlawful firearm possession following a July 2025 traffic stop. The DA singled out two Pantego investigators for their role.

Two weeks before the NBA Draft, the Mavericks remain without a head coach as Masai Ujiri and Mike Schmitz quietly vet college and NBA candidates. The list of names is wide but details are scarce.

A 64-year-old cyclist died Monday after a collision with a vehicle in DeSoto; police say the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating. Investigators are probing the crash.

Texas DPS told NTTA it will not renew the patrol contract; the agreement ends Aug. 31, 2026 and troopers will be reassigned while NTTA lines up local coverage.

Family-run Mija Barbecue in Cedar Hill will close on June 27. Owners blamed rising beef prices and a sharp decline in customers.

A 17-year-old from Justin, Texas, ran a world-leading 1:42.70 to win the 800m in Stockholm, beating world-class competition and underscoring a rapid rise.

A man was shot and killed late Sunday on Nursery Lane in West Fort Worth; police have detained a person of interest and the medical examiner will release the victim's identity.

Overnight storms prompted a flash flood warning for parts of North Texas into early Sunday. Officials warned towns around Lake Whitney and in Johnson, Bosque and Hill counties to avoid flooded roads.

A Dallas mother has sued La Tardeada after her son, a security guard, was shot inside the Deep Ellum club. The complaint alleges the venue allowed patrons to bypass security.

Barbec’s diner at 8949 Garland Rd is listed for lease; permits once named Popeyes and a local Instagram tour shows repairs but no tenant has opened.

Fort Worth police have begun a one-year, no-cost drone trial with Flock Safety, using docked aircraft to get rapid aerial views of 911 calls while oversight questions linger.

Duncanville ISD is proposing a 1% across‑the‑board raise plus new targeted stipends and updated pay ranges for 2026–27, pending board approval on June 15.