A passenger was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a crash on Camp Bowie Boulevard involving a Fort Worth police vehicle; investigators closed the intersection while processing the scene.

Golf‑ball hail pounded parts of North Texas Sunday evening, denting cars and prompting watches and warnings across Erath and nearby counties.

Amcor plans to lay off 56 workers at its Fort Worth operation this summer, per a Texas WARN filing. The notice lists a July 2, 2026 start date amid post‑merger consolidation.

Lockheed is elevating Skunk Works chief OJ Sanchez to run its Aeronautics unit as Greg Ulmer retires; the change takes effect June 1.

County records show a private trust purchased a Highland Park mansion that had been listed at $24.9M. The buyer appears to have snapped up another nearby property months earlier.

After closing her downtown Dallas spot, Andrea Hermosillo opened Joy Café in Sunnyvale, serving house-baked bread, Mexican-inspired brunch and in-house roasted coffee. Grand opening is June 6.

A Denton County jury convicted Michael Tooley in the July 2024 death of Dylan Gurley and handed down a life sentence.

The Park Board was briefed on proposed cuts that could shrink rec‑center hours, close pools, and pare back summer camps and maintenance across Dallas.

Jeremiah’s Italian Ice will take a roughly 1,200‑sq‑ft space at Preston Pointe in Celina. The company has listed the address but has not announced a firm opening date.

Menchie's is coming to Stonebrook Parkway in Frisco, with construction set to begin Aug. 11, 2026. The chain's self‑serve froyo, cakes and acai bowls will occupy about 1,423 sq ft.

Stephen Jones told radio listeners the Cowboys “feel really good” about the Micah Parsons trade, saying the team prefers multiple starters to a single superstar. He pointed to recent trades and draft additions as evidence the roster is getting rebuilt the right way.

A Wortham medspa owner and the spa’s medical director were arrested after a 2023 IV infusion led to a client’s death; the case helped spur new state rules.

A Tarrant County jury handed two life terms to Jimmy Ray Horton after prosecutors said investigators found child sexual‑abuse material tied to him.