Kayla Pesina, 21, rolled her SUV into a ditch near Mesquite — strangers pulled her out through the back windshield.

AutoZone is preparing a 7,128-square-foot store in Arlington, with no opening date set yet.

A state filing points to a 16,200-square-foot Steak 48 on McKinney Avenue, bigger than the chain's Houston outpost.

Construction starts next month on a new Academy Sports + Outdoors near S.H. 34 and U.S. 175, with an opening targeted for mid-2027.

Florent Groberg tackled a suicide bomber in 2012, saving dozens, as the war he fought in marks 25 years.

The Oak Cliff coffee shop pours banana horchata lattes and café de olla next door to a cereal lounge.

Bruce Alan Whicker died Oct. 1 after a Cadillac SUV rolled into a ditch on Green Oaks Boulevard. The crash's cause is still under investigation.

Magnolia Avenue's 23-year-old street festival returns Oct. 24, then goes dark while crews replace crumbling cast-iron pipes below.

Over 900 attended last year's Girls in Aviation Day, which drew students ages 8 to 18 to the Tippie Aviation Education Center.

Emergency crews freed a trapped driver after a vehicle tore into Hemptations Smoke Shop in Carrollton. It's at least the second storefront crash in the city since early 2025.

Hundreds turned out at the Waxahachie Family YMCA to build a playground shaped by children's ideas and adult planning.

The two-year-old court has already tried its first jury cases, but West and East Texas still have no access.

One adult and one juvenile student were taken into custody at Denton Guyer after a tip about a gun comment led staff to a second student.