Two men were found shot and killed Sunday afternoon in Old East Dallas; homicide detectives are investigating.

Downtown Dallas will host separate Saturday and Sunday demonstrations after U.S.- and Israeli-led strikes on Iran, organizers announced. Local groups have called for solidarity and antiwar actions downtown.

An 18-year-old shot at the Mirabel Apartments in south Fort Worth last week has died; a man arrested at the scene now faces aggravated-assault charges.

Tarrant County College trustees approved new student fees that push the cost of an associate degree up about 15% next year. The package includes new per-credit and program charges amid falling tax revenue.

A multi-agency warrant service on Rawhide Road ended peacefully Saturday; police say there is no ongoing threat as investigators process the scene.

Return-to-office pushes have helped make Dallas‑Fort Worth one of the country’s busiest coworking markets, prompting franchise conversions and larger flex hubs across the metro.

Medical City Children's Hospital unveiled a 33,000-square-foot, $48M pediatric cardiac ICU that adds 25 congenital-heart beds.

Bell will spend about $70M to remodel a 447,000‑sq‑ft North Fort Worth factory to build the Army’s MV‑75, part of a larger $632M DFW investment tied to hundreds of jobs.

A federal judge in Plano gave Victor Manuel Navarette Roman a 216‑month sentence after prosecutors said a search turned up an AR‑15 and fentanyl tied to a supply operation. The case was handled by the Eastern District of Texas.

Plano says it presented a letter of intent to the Dallas Stars, intensifying questions about where the team will play after its American Airlines Center lease expires in 2031.

A pre-dawn Tarrant County pursuit hit roughly 110 mph and ended with four people in custody, local TV video shows. Authorities have released few details so far.

A district-level poll circulated by the Allred campaign puts Colin Allred well ahead of Rep. Julie Johnson as Texas’ March 3 primary approaches in Dallas.

Backers say Texas A&M–Fort Worth’s downtown innovation district could generate 25,000 jobs and about $3 billion a year as it grows into a multi‑building research campus.