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.

Henry McCarty’s Irish Pub has opened at 2869 Crockett St. in West 7th with Irish comfort food, draft Guinness and Jameson cocktails. Happy hour and St. Patrick’s Day plans are already on the calendar.

A new Texas REALTORS® report finds Texas added roughly 73,000 residents from other states in 2024 and led the nation in internal moves. The shift concentrates demand in major metros.