SusieCakes will open a West Village shop this fall and a Fields West bakery in Frisco in 2027, expanding its Dallas–Fort Worth footprint.

Royse City police say 56-year-old Eric Joe Johnson was arrested after a woman was stabbed in a domestic incident; he faces aggravated-assault charges.

A 47-year-old motorcyclist was killed Saturday on the 3900 block of Avenue E East after colliding with an 18-wheeler; police say the truck driver cooperated and investigators do not expect charges.

American Airlines has dropped service to 15 transatlantic cities, shrinking its Europe map and pushing more travelers onto partner carriers or longer connections. The cuts highlight fleet and fuel pressures shaping the carrier’s international network.

Fort Worth ISD’s board gave initial approval to a proposed ethics policy that would ban vendor donations to trustee campaigns, tighten gift limits and require debt disclosures.

Dallas County deputies say a pedestrian was killed on eastbound U.S. 175 at Buckner; the sheriff's office posted photos from the scene and warned of a lane closure.

A woman was found shot outside a Pleasant Grove home late July 23 and later died; Dallas police are canvassing the area for security footage and tips.

A woman struck by a train in Terrell on July 3, 2024 died after being rushed to the hospital, police say. Authorities and railroad personnel are investigating the scene.

A June 12 shooting in southeast Dallas left an adult man dead. Detectives say they have no suspect description and are asking witnesses to come forward.

The Allen planning panel recommended rezoning to allow BMK Pharma's roughly 50,000-square-foot compounding and research HQ; City Council will consider the request on Aug. 11.

Brinks Home says it discovered unauthorized access to part of its IT systems and that the intruder threatened to publish material; monitoring remained active and forensics were engaged.

A Collin County jury convicted Leslie Price of prohibited sexual conduct and a judge sentenced him to life after DNA linked him to his daughter's baby.

Two Frisco spots — a Stonebriar Centre drink kiosk and a newly opened Indian restaurant — were temporarily closed after inspectors found water and food‑safety problems. The city flagged several other businesses for demerits and repeat violations.