A rare I.M. Pei‑designed Westover Hills estate is asking $22M and becomes Fort Worth’s priciest public listing. The house is one of the architect’s few private commissions.

Clear, muggy morning and a high near 83°F. Slight afternoon storm chance; the weekend brings a stronger risk.

White Settlement police released photos after vehicle burglaries at two apartment complexes. One suspect was detained on scene; another was arrested later in Fort Worth.

A Chipotle is coming to the former BurgerFi at 5456 E. Mockingbird Lane, joining new apartments and restaurants on a rapidly changing stretch of East Dallas.

A woman was arrested after three people were shot Wednesday night on the 5100 block of Persimmon Court in far-north Fort Worth; two victims are in critical condition.

City Council cleared a key financing step so DHA can seek tax‑credit backing for an $82M Roseland renovation — but the project arrives after reporting that found lapses in safety oversight.

A McKinney man drew an 87‑month federal sentence after prosecutors say he helped smash into a Plano gun shop and steal more than 60 firearms in May 2024.

Inspectors who visited Southwestern Seminary on April 7 say they will recommend lifting SACSCOC sanctions, President David S. Dockery wrote; the accreditor’s board still must vote. The decision now rests with the commission’s trustees after a multi‑year monitoring process.

Sunny and warm Thursday with highs near 81°F. Storm chances increase into the weekend, with Sunday the wettest day.

The original FIFA World Cup trophy stops at the Cotton Bowl April 25–26 with free, timed photo sessions and fan activations. Tickets are available via Coca‑Cola.

An Everman resident won $1 million after a Powerball ticket bought at a Walmart in Arlington matched five white balls in the March 14 drawing. The retailer may be eligible for a $10,000 bonus under state rules.

Authorities identified Theadus De Esting Gaines, 62, as the man killed in a March 31 hit-and-run on the LBJ service road; investigators say the driver fled the scene.

Repeated outages have cost downtown Celina merchants tens of thousands and forced businesses to scramble while Oncor rolls out upgrades.