Texas DPS landed $3.2M in FEMA funds to buy counter‑drone gear for World Cup venues in Dallas and Houston.

A late-night shooting on Prosperity Avenue in East Oak Cliff left an unidentified man dead; Dallas police are asking anyone with information to call.

Two suspects were arrested after a shooting on Wimbelton Way left a baby dead; Dallas police have upgraded charges to capital murder.

Allen is spending more than $8M to upgrade playgrounds citywide, from a $5M Celebration Park overhaul to neighborhood play‑lot replacements already under way.

KKR completed its acquisition of Dallas‑based Arctos Partners in a $1.4B deal, folding the sports‑investor into a new KKR Solutions platform. The move brings Arctos’ sports stakes and GP‑solutions expertise under KKR.

Four top college volleyball teams will play at AT&T Stadium on Aug. 27 in the new Spikes Under the Lights showcase, with a $1 million purse and primetime TV exposure.

Tarleton released a multi‑phase master plan to expand its 80‑acre Chisholm Trail campus into a walkable campus town with housing, a student center and transit links. The plan pairs on‑campus growth with a downtown presence.

Crow Holdings refinanced six buildings totaling more than 288,000 square feet on the western side of Old Parkland, signaling continued demand for trophy office space in Dallas.

Dock Local is taking over Rex's longtime stall at the Dallas Farmers Market and will open the Market outpost this summer, bringing lobster rolls and late‑night hours. The move reshuffles a familiar food‑hall corner downtown.

A late‑night brawl in Uptown spilled into a parking lot early Monday and ended in a fatal shooting; Dallas police say the shooter fled and detectives are canvassing businesses.

An 80-year-old driver died after his car struck a City of Weatherford sanitation truck on North Main Street Friday; Texas DPS is assisting the investigation.

Allen's mayoral contest and several local races are on the ballot May 2; polls are open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. and early voting showed strong turnout in Collin County.

Irving approved a 10‑year incentive package that city officials say will rebate at least $23M to NVIDIA, tying the breaks to increases in the site’s taxable value.