Tarrant County prosecutors say Jonathan Reyes Parra, 39, pleaded guilty to continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 and was sentenced to 30 years.

Gillett Commercial bought 6.6 acres along U.S. 75 and plans Allen Place, a speculative office-and-flex project that could top 100,000 square feet.

Developers secured initial financing for Tabor Village, a 229‑unit senior affordable housing project on 19 acres at 6200 Baraboo Drive in Oak Cliff.

A two‑vehicle collision at W. Wheatland and S. Cedar Ridge in Duncanville left three dead and others hospitalized, police said.

Leaves Book and Tea Shop announced it will close Aug. 15 after an eight-year run in Near Southside. The bakery-and-bookshop says it will offer final orders, events and a staff fund ahead of the closure.

Chili's opened May 18 at The Point at Hillsboro, kicking off a phased overhaul of the shuttered outlet mall that will bring national restaurants and shops to the I‑35 corridor.

A late‑night shooting near Stop Six Park left four people injured, including a child and a police officer. Police say the suspect fled into a nearby apartment complex and remains at large.

Flood Watch through 4 PM CDT after heavy overnight storms; expect wet commutes this morning and heat returning later in the week.

A 20-year-old was arrested on June 4 and charged with capital murder in the March killing of Malachi Hayes outside an Arlington convenience store. Authorities say the arrest followed review of digital evidence and witness interviews.

Kura Revolving Sushi Bar has listed a "Coming Soon" location at Arlington Highlands. Tenant filings and local reporting put fit‑out work later this summer through year‑end.

A Flood Watch covers much of Dallas from 7 a.m. June 6 through 4 p.m. June 7 as heavy storms may produce localized flooding. Expect wet commutes and ponding on low roads.

Two people were critically injured and three animals died in an Oak Cliff house fire late Thursday. Dallas Fire‑Rescue says crews extinguished the blaze after nearly an hour and the cause is under investigation.

A North Side mural honoring Hispanic athletes may be painted over, igniting local outrage and raising legal questions about artists' rights.