Two tenants committed nearly 1.5 million square feet at Southport Logistics Center in Wilmer, highlighting continued demand for large-format industrial space in D‑FW.

A Nashville pursuit ended on Bell Road with a crash and the seizure of a Glock fitted with a conversion device. The driver faces multiple felony charges.

Culinaria extended San Antonio’s summer Restaurant Weeks by seven days, stretching the event to Aug. 8–29 with more than 150 participating restaurants offering three‑course prix‑fixe menus.

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta said CEO Frank Fernandez will step down in August and has hired BoardWalk Consulting to run a national search. The move starts a leadership transition at a major local funder.

Former SentinelOne exec Nick Warner has launched Neo with $100M to build a control layer for agentic AI, backed by a16z and Bessemer.

A months‑long undercover probe led to the arrest of a Downers Grove man after authorities say they seized roughly 227 grams of fentanyl, hundreds of counterfeit pills and drug‑processing gear.

Family-owned Denton’s Burgers & Fun Foods closed its Kingston Pike location over the weekend; owners say they have plans for the future but offered no timeline.

Houston police released surveillance stills and are asking for tips after an April 5 aggravated robbery on Lockwood Drive. A reward may be available.

A Rabsky‑affiliated builder is proposing roughly 50 apartments at a shuttered Crown Heights nightclub on Empire Boulevard, according to filings and listings.

Heat Advisory for Memphis July 20–21: highs near 96–98°F and heat‑index values above 105. Small chance of storms Tuesday night; cooling centers open.

One Triangle CEO took home about $25M in 2025 and local public‑company chiefs pulled in roughly $192M combined, much of it in stock awards and one‑time grants.

A towed 112-foot motor yacht struck a Fort Lauderdale stormwater pump-station dock on the New River Monday, ripping pilings and damaging the station roof while crews assess structural harm.

Beto & Son will close after dinner on July 25 as co-owner Beto Rodarte retires and the lease is sold, ending a decade at Trinity Groves. The father-and-son spot helped define the neighborhood with its tableside margaritas and scratch tortillas.