A FIFA-backed, two-acre soccer plaza is being built on DART land in Oak Cliff, promising five turf fields, public art and programs to support local youth.

Allen police say their 911 system is down and have given a non-emergency line: 214‑509‑4321 while crews work to restore service.

A Terrell house fire sent one firefighter to the hospital after a heat-related collapse; neighbors helped a woman and her dog escape as crews from nearby towns battled the blaze.

JPS Health Network’s draft 2027 budget confronts full beds, rising self‑pay cases and discharge barriers as leaders target shorter stays while a new hospital is built.

Dallas–Fort Worth rose to 24 Fortune 500 companies in 2026, generating nearly $1.1 trillion in 2025 revenue. McKesson tops the local list and two newcomers joined the roster.

UNT Health Fort Worth is the first Texas site in a national study probing why most adults with Down syndrome develop Alzheimer’s. The study will offer free imaging and testing to eligible participants.

Fort Worth machinists ratified a new Lockheed contract that locks in multi-year wage gains, a $6,000 ratification bonus and improved retirement and vacation benefits.

Fort Worth police say a PIO is on scene of a homicide call in the 4000 block of Ridglea Country Club. Investigators are at the scene and the department is asking for tips.

Neighbors and leaders gathered to honor Sylvia Collins at Kessler Park UMC. Her family has filed wrongful‑death claims as investigators probe the May 28 explosion.

A 52-year-old Arlington man was arrested June 10 after a woman reported he sexually abused her as a child; police say the Crimes Against Children Unit secured the warrant.

Dallas is preparing to issue up to $205 million in waterworks-and-sewer refunding bonds to replace short-term commercial paper used for its capital program.

A Tarrant County jury sent former Everman deputy fire chief Joel Jones to life after prosecutors said he paid a man to rape a Fort Worth woman. The sentence ends a case that shocked neighbors.

A District 11-6A panel voted 5-2 to rule John Meredith III ineligible after his January transfer. The ruling can be appealed to the UIL State Executive Committee.