JPMorgan Chase will separate 244 call-center employees at its Plano campus as the bank consolidates a small operations team and offers severance and placement help.

A neglected 1.5‑acre burial ground in Pilot Point is the last visible trace of a freed‑people community. Descendants and volunteers are pushing for easements and preservation.

An 18-wheeler crash and explosion closed southbound I‑35E at the President George Bush Turnpike in Carrollton, snarling the morning commute and prompting an investigation.

Molly Tea will open a Carrollton shop this summer, bringing jasmine‑forward milk teas and the brand’s viral Snowy whipped‑cream drinks to North Texas.

The Mavericks took Michigan forward Morez Johnson Jr. with the No. 9 pick, reuniting him with coach Dusty May and adding interior size and rebounding.

DeSoto ISD plans to move bus service to Durham School Services on July 1; First Student filed a WARN notice that could affect about 74 local transportation jobs.

Assembly Icehouse is converting Tacoro's space into a 2,200-square-foot, members-focused cocktail lounge with private spirit lockers and a vinyl listening station.

A Parker County man faces murder charges after his daughter was fatally shot during a dispute at their Azle home.

A state filing shows Gaylord Texan may be planning a Harry Potter‑themed ICE! for Christmas 2026, with multi‑million‑dollar temporary renovations listed in the documents.

Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano rolled out a mobile ECPR program in April, letting paramedics trigger ECMO‑equipped teams en route to speed cardiac rescue. The system makes Frisco the first local hospital to offer ECPR and builds on Plano’s ECMO work.

Addison loosened zoning rules for the 10‑story Aberdeen building on the Dallas North Tollway, allowing retail, clinics, day care and other uses to boost leasing prospects.

Fort Worth moved to buy downtown parcels and line up funding for a compact, two‑story library while repurposing a historic 4th Street building for arts programming.

Mesquite officials say mosquitoes in ZIP code 75181 tested positive for West Nile. Crews planned late‑night spraying in the Parkchase area and urged residents to follow bite‑prevention steps.