Total Environment is using incentives and new financing to push sales of its grass‑topped, custom homes in Frisco.

Wabi Sushi opened in Flower Mound this spring, serving inari samplers, korokke and inventive rolls from chef Dongwhun Lee.

A 25-year-old man identified as Jatwane Anton Wilson was struck and killed on State Highway 205 near the KaufmanRockwall county line; DPS troopers are investigating.

UNT Health Fort Worth consolidated six colleges into four to streamline administration and clear space for faster enrollment growth and expanded clinical training. Leaders say no programs were cut and students will remain in their current degrees.

The SEC says a Dallas hotel‑fund manager raised about $86M by overstating hotel ownership and recycling investor capital into payouts.

Allen and McKinney rolled out 121 North, a joint economic-development brand for the SH 121 corridor aimed at attracting corporate campuses, entertainment projects and housing.

An alleged Kiccdoe gunman was sentenced to life as prosecutors say the federal RICO case has produced convictions for 21 members and effectively dismantled the Arlington gang.

A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 55 years after a May 2024 alley shooting that left a man dead. Prosecutors and investigators say the evidence showed multiple gunshot wounds.

Associa bought a majority stake in Spain’s Mediterráneo Global, creating its first European platform and gaining control of nearly 10,000 managed communities.

Body‑cam video shows a Dallas constable moving a stalled Waymo robotaxi that blocked emergency crews after an Oak Cliff apartment explosion.

Federal agents announced arrests tied to a large‑scale drug distribution probe in San Angelo, officials said. The FBI and the U.S. Attorneys Office led the briefing.

The stated owner of Dodie's was jailed after a comedian says he grabbed her wrist during a Cinco de Mayo set; the arrest and his past convictions have prompted a TABC probe.

Dallas Water Utilities added a 3.15% convenience fee on certain DallasGo and phone payments. The city says free alternatives — eCheck AutoPay, mail and in‑person payments — remain available.