A new Texas REALTORS® report finds Texas added roughly 73,000 residents from other states in 2024 and led the nation in internal moves. The shift concentrates demand in major metros.

Kroger will break ground this Friday on a new Marketplace-format store at the Custer Frontier site in McKinney, with an early-2027 opening planned.

A three-alarm fire at Oak Chase Apartments on Monday displaced 24 residents; no injuries were reported and the Red Cross stepped in to help. Investigators are probing the cause.

Dallas County says violence at the Henry Wade juvenile center fell about 90% after leadership changed schedules and rebuilt staffing. Officers say longer shifts and clinical supports eased tensions on the floor.

Clear, chilly Monday gives way to a rapid midweek warm‑up — gusts Tuesday and highs near 83°F Wednesday with an elevated fire risk. No rain expected.

An Irving Vice Unit sting led to the arrest of a 37-year-old man at a Red Roof Inn on W. Airport Freeway; police say $120 was recovered and he was charged with solicitation.

Okun Ebi, a Yoruba‑language comedy, premiered at LOOK Dine‑In Cinemas in Arlington in a screening producers call the first Yoruba cinema debut in Texas and the U.S.

Federal authorities are seeking Jerson López Sánchez after an alleged Dec. 1 ramming of ICE vehicles in Lewisville. The FBI is offering up to $15,000 for information leading to his arrest.

UDPD says the Jan. 22 Rave alert that warned of emailed threats was a hoax and the FBI is investigating. Nearby Dallas Baptist University evacuated and later resumed classes.

A Dallas jury convicted former UConn center Keith J. Gray in a $328M Medicare genetic‑testing fraud. He was found guilty on kickback, conspiracy and money‑laundering counts.

A Fort Worth judge denied JetBlue's motion to dismiss American Airlines' post‑alliance contract claims, keeping alive a dispute over more than $100 million. The decision sends the case into discovery over contested accounting and payments.

A late-afternoon standoff on FM 455 in Celina ended Friday when a man wanted in a Dallas aggravated-assault case surrendered to a multi-agency tactical response.

Halperin Park’s Phase I is nearly finished after the City Council authorized up to $8M to close a funding gap. The five‑acre deck will add lawns, a pavilion, an amphitheater and a big new playground over I‑35E.