A three-alarm fire tore through Pilates Methodology on Routh Street early Wednesday after smoke was reported from the second floor. Crews remain on scene as officials investigate.

Bluejack Ranch is advancing on a 914‑acre Aledo site, with a Tiger‑designed course, ranch club and low‑density homes in the works and openings targeted for late 2026.

Upper-90s heat with heat-index values over 100°F through the July 4 weekend. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

A Grayson County deputy was arrested after a Denison family‑violence call; the sheriff’s office has suspended him and opened an internal review. The deputy’s wife was also booked and released on bond.

Austin-born Neighborhood Sushi opened Tuesday at 4216 Oak Lawn Ave, offering approachable nigiri, yakitori and a 12-seat communal table in Oak Lawn.

San Mateo Midstream will acquire Cardinal Midstream’s Delaware Basin assets for $752 million, boosting processing capacity and growing its pipeline footprint.

A mosquito sample in Carrollton's area 6B tested positive for West Nile, and crews will spray overnight on June 30 and July 1. Officials urge repellents and removing standing water.

Trinity Metro cut Cowtown Visitor Shuttle passes to $5, making it cheaper to reach Fort Worth and Arlington attractions during the World Cup. Passes are on GoPass.

A Saturday stabbing in the Walmart parking lot on Clifford Street hospitalized one person and led to an arrest. Fort Worth and White Settlement officers worked the scene.

A 20‑year‑old man is jailed in Texarkana after allegedly grooming and threatening a 10‑year‑old he met on TikTok; court documents say messages escalated to a guns video.

A 31-year-old Irving musician died after a vehicle struck him while he rode a scooter; police say the driver admitted drinking during a World Cup match. The suspect faces intoxication manslaughter charges.

Frisco’s two-day Freedom Fest runs July 3–4 across Kaleidoscope Park, Harold Bacchus Community Park and Riders Field, capped by postgame fireworks.

A five‑year analysis finds Dallas County logged 1,573 fatal crashes and an 11.81 per‑100,000 rate — the highest in the DFW area, prompting calls for targeted fixes.