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Deep Ellum operators Peter Novotny and Dan Murry are opening Trapeze, a bohemian French restaurant and bar in Bishop Arts, targeting an April debut.
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Frisco approved up to $38 million to build a 1,100‑space garage south of Kaleidoscope Park. The Frisco EDC will add $7M if the project is finished by June 2028.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A homeowner in east Fort Worth shot a man during an attempted break‑in Monday afternoon; the wounded person was taken to a hospital and detectives are investigating.
McKinney opened a 40,000‑sq‑ft Fire Administration Building at 2100 Taylor Burk Drive — the first phase of a $53M public‑safety campus funded by a 2019 bond.
Dallas's Katy Trail Ice House will anchor The Ranch in Allen with a large patio, barbecue and about 50 beers on tap.
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Records show UT Dallas collected more than $127 million from international students across two fall semesters even as international enrollment fell roughly 23%.
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City Council approved zoning that forces roughly 1,000‑foot spacing for liquor stores, smoke shops and credit‑access businesses and expands buffers around parks and schools. The change follows months of staff review and public comment.
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Clear skies push Dallas from the mid-20s to the mid-50s this afternoon. Monday will be warmer with gusty winds.
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Target will open a 110,000‑sq‑ft store at Wynnewood Village on March 15, bringing jobs, a CVS and same‑day delivery to Oak Cliff.
Indian ice-cream brand Kelvin Scale opened a U.S. flagship in Frisco with an open kitchen and 24 rotating flavors. The menu pairs scoops with waffles and shakes.
Goodfellas NY Italian Kitchen will open in Addison Circle in mid‑March with 20+ New York‑style pies, semolina‑tweaked dough and a hybrid wood‑and‑gas oven.
A city survey found the vast majority of respondents want alley trash pickup to continue, and many said they'd pay more to keep it. Staff will brief council this week.
A Plano forum on antisemitism was disrupted when someone hijacked the meeting’s virtual feed with hostile video and graphics. Organizers shut the Zoom link and say they are compiling evidence for police.
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