Patchy fog will slow the morning commute in Dallas; highs near 88°F and gusts to 25 mph today. Storm chances increase later in the week.

Dallas Police Department marked the anniversary of Officer Rogelio Santander Jr.'s End of Watch. He was killed during a 2018 Home Depot confrontation that later produced a prosecution and years of litigation.

Dallas police recovered a man's body from a lake near Miller Road after a high-water call on April 17. Authorities say the Dallas County medical examiner will determine the cause of death.

A Dallas College student parlayed paid shop work into a debt-free Ford ASSET degree and a job. Colleges and dealers say more locals are choosing trades as AI reshapes office work.

Five Los Angeles‑founded firms grew their Texas headcount to nearly 650 and pulled in about $1.26B in 2025, reshaping the market for top legal talent across Dallas, Houston and Austin.

The Cowboys traded up to No. 11 to take Caleb Downs, the 2025 Jim Thorpe Award winner, signaling a priority on Dallas' defense. The pick gives Dallas a versatile, high‑IQ safety to run Christian Parker's scheme.

Fort Worth broke ground on the Bomber Spur Trail, converting an old WWII rail spur into a 12‑ft shared path that will link West Fort Worth to the regional trail network.

Balerion Space Ventures has opened a Dallas headquarters at Harlan Crow’s Old Parkland and hired a CFO as it nears a $200M fund close.

A jury convicted Che de Aztlan Martinez of possession with intent to deliver; prosecutors say a traffic stop and phone forensics tied him to a national trafficking ring.

Scans revealed a Grade 1 flexor strain in Wyatt Langford's right forearm after an early exit; Alejandro Osuna is expected to be recalled to cover left field.

Kennedale police posted photos asking residents to identify people seen entering unlocked cars in a neighborhood and to call 817‑985‑2166 with tips.

A plant‑forward café from Nativo Gardens brings house‑made syrups, native‑inspired drinks and focaccia sandwiches to White Settlement Road.

At EarthX in Dallas, a robotics CEO demonstrated drones and a quadruped and argued autonomous fleets could help protect Texas’ power grid as AI data centers push demand higher.