Dallas Executive Airport is undergoing a $22.5 million overhaul, including an 80,000-square-foot complex by Jet Access, to attract corporate jets and stimulate job growth and economic development in South Dallas.

QTS Realty Trust plans a $220 million expansion of its Fort Worth data center and a $32 million renovation of its Irving facility, strengthening its Texas tech infrastructure.

Dallas and Fort Worth first responders played a charity hockey game to support a police sergeant recovering from a stroke, raising an estimated $4,000.

Broadway Dallas reveals its 2024/2025 season, featuring a mix of new Broadway productions and classic returns, opening with "Shucked" on December 3, 2024.

A drunk driver, Andrew Guerra, hit two pedestrians and another vehicle during a police chase in Fort Worth, leading to his arrest and hospitalization of the injured.

A man was fatally shot in west Oak Cliff, Dallas; police are searching for the suspect. The victim succumbed to his injuries at a hospital. The case remains under investigation.

A shooting at an Arlington recording studio left one man injured and two suspects hospitalized with gunshot wounds after an alleged drug-related confrontation.

Amber Glenn won the U.S. Figure Skating Championship despite a shaky performance, benefiting from the defending champion Isabeau Levito's falls. Ilia Malinin led the men's competition, and Jason Brown impressed despite a stumble.

An altercation at a Dallas apartment complex led to a shooting, injuring one person. The suspect is still at large while the police continue their investigation.

A Fort Worth high school basketball game highlighted the local fight against gun violence, remembering a former player killed last month and promoting a message of peace.

A person was shot during a carjacking in Dallas, where two suspects fled with the victim's car, which was later recovered; the victim is in critical condition.

Forest Hill Police Explorers manage concessions at a storm spotter training event to fundraise for law enforcement competitions, enhancing their career readiness and community service.

The Plano Police and John Paul II High School hosted their first Threat Evaluation and Reporting Course, teaching preemptive threat assessment tactics.