An Afghan veteran who fought with U.S. forces died within a day of being taken into ICE custody in Dallas, his family says. Advocates are calling for an independent investigation.

A woman was stabbed inside the Burleson Public Library on Friday; a juvenile was arrested and now faces an aggravated-assault-with-a-deadly-weapon charge, officials say.

Hurst has outsourced operations of its two aquatics centers to Sports Facilities Companies as officials aim to steady summer programming amid staffing and repair pressures.

Orlando’s Tabla held a soft opening at Grapevine Station on March 13, replacing Mesa Mexican. The menu mixes Indian, Indo‑Chinese and Thai dishes with gluten‑free and vegan options.

Garland police searched a wooded area north of Firewheel Parkway after a family‑violence disturbance; officers said the public was not in danger.

A Tarrant County jury convicted 20‑year‑old Taymour Makarem and sentenced him to 75 years for a July 16, 2023 shooting outside a QuikTrip in Arlington.

An 11,300‑square‑foot Highland Park estate at 3612 Crescent Avenue transferred to a California trust after repeated relistings; public records don’t show a sale price.

A woman was struck and killed Thursday night in Dallas' White Rock area; police say the driver remained at the scene and may face intoxication manslaughter charges.

Permit filings show Yard House plans to convert the former Rock & Brews at Grandscape in The Colony, with a roughly $4M renovation and a July 2026 start.

The Texas Stock Exchange is reportedly eyeing the 30-story Bank of America Tower at Parkside in Uptown as its permanent headquarters as it readies to begin trading in 2026.

A new public-art biennial, KTX, will debut on the 3.5-mile Katy Trail in spring 2027, pairing commissioned works with free programs across the route.

A Jordanian roastery with U.S. locations filed for a Richardson shop at 201 S. Greenville Ave; it will sell roasted nuts, sweets and Arabic-style coffee, but no opening date is listed.

North Texas chefs and farmers say immigration enforcement is cutting staff and raising prices, and they've launched a campaign backing the Dignity Act to create targeted work permits.