Texas Ale Project will pour its final beers this Saturday after roughly 12 years in Dallas. The closure adds another chapter to North Texas' rapidly changing craft-beer scene.

Shoyo has left its tiny Lower Greenville counter for a larger nearby space. The $195 omakase restaurant plans to keep its intimate format while upgrading the experience.

Plano’s former Fry’s Electronics building is getting a new life as a warehouse hub for more than 160 small businesses. WareSpace opens Thursday with flexible suites, loading docks and shared amenities.

Kay Granger, Fort Worth’s first female mayor and a barrier-breaking House leader, has died at 83. Her career reshaped the city and gave North Texas a powerful voice in Washington.

Bedford approved a $218,500 contract for a new Veterans Memorial Plaza at Harris Ryals Park, with construction expected to begin soon.

McKinney's annual wine-and-music festival returns October 24 with free admission, 15 tasting stations and a $45 pass for 20 tasting tickets.

A man died after a stabbing in Oak Cliff, and Dallas police say a known suspect is connected to the attack. No arrest has been announced.

Grand Prairie will host the opening U.S. stop of the Metaphor: ReFantazio Orchestra Concert world tour, complete with live musicians and projected game footage.

Shake Shack is bringing a $1.3 million drive-thru restaurant to Wylie, with construction targeted for fall 2026.

A Canadian sports-bar brand tied to Dallas Stars ownership is opening inside Northlake’s massive new athletic complex. The venue will feature 37 TVs, late-night food and a patio overlooking pickleball courts.

Dallas police Senior Corporal Robert Huynh faces assault and official oppression charges after turning himself in. He has been placed on administrative leave.

A Fort Worth police officer was arrested in Springtown on a DWI charge and placed on restricted duty while criminal and administrative investigations continue.

A new Kroger Marketplace opens Friday in Little Elm with a $40 million price tag and roughly 200 jobs.