Dallas and U.S. Marshals arrested 19-year-old Jesse Valdez‑Limones during Operation Clean Sweep; police say he was wanted on robbery and firearms-related allegations.

UT Southwestern signed on as an Official Dallas World Cup 2026 Host City Supporter, gaining visibility and a role in community activations as North Texas prepares for nine matches. The move ties the medical center into fan-fest programming and legacy initiatives.

A 911 call about an AR-15 set off a miles-long Fort Worth pursuit Saturday; officers recovered a weapon and arrested two people. The investigation is ongoing.

Clear, chilly Sunday in Dallas with highs near 58°F; temps surge into the 70s–80s midweek and an elevated wildfire threat is possible. Take care with outdoor burning.

A man who barricaded himself in a North Fort Worth home surrendered after hours of negotiations and was taken to a hospital for evaluation, police say.

Frisco-born Panj Tara will open a North Indian restaurant at 2025 W. McDermott Drive in Allen in early March, promising scratch-kitchen fare and classic Punjabi dishes.

Gusty northwest winds will pick up this afternoon with highs near 64°F. Expect a warm, dry stretch next week.

Stars on Ice stops in Allen on May 29, bringing Olympic medalists and U.S. champions to a single Texas date. Meet‑and‑greet passes for the show are already sold out.

UT Arlington and Cook Children’s have launched a new pediatric brain center to push imaging, robotics and AI from the lab into care for epilepsy, cerebral palsy and autism.

Kura Revolving Sushi Bar will open at Rayzor Ranch Town Center in Denton, bringing conveyor‑belt dining, touch‑screen ordering and a playful rewards system.

Dallas County reports roughly 187 open jail‑guard positions; a commissioner has asked for about $1.5M in mid‑year funds to boost pay and speed hires. The shortage is pushing overtime and tightening daily operations at the Lew Sterrett complex.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sued Children’s Health and Dr. Jason Jarin, alleging illegal gender‑’transition’ treatments for minors and Medicaid fraud. The hospital says it follows the law.

UNT warns of a $45 million budget gap after international master’s enrollment plunged and state funding fell; leaders say targeted cuts and student-success investments are coming.