A resurfaced clip of James Talarico saying his campaign "became a non‑meat campaign" drew swift criticism from Ted Cruz, John Cornyn and other GOP leaders.

A Feb. 27 close call between an American Airlines jet and a police helicopter near San Antonio prompted the FAA to stop using 'visual separation' for helicopters in busy airspace.

Crow Holdings plans a roughly 250,000‑sq‑ft second phase at Old Parkland East, aiming for an early‑fall start and a 2029 finish as demand from family offices keeps the campus full.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on the 6300 block of East Northwest Highway in northeast Dallas; police say the driver fled and investigators are seeking witnesses and video.

Mexican Bar Company will open a lakeside Allen location at Sloan Corners this summer, offering ceviche, street tacos and a patio by a two‑acre pond.

A $142M, three-year overhaul of I-35W frontage roads and the Sylvania Avenue bridge will start later this year, forcing detours and long closures near downtown Fort Worth.

A pedestrian was killed on westbound I-20 at Spur 408 in Dallas; deputies say the driver was arrested for intoxication manslaughter.

No Kings returns to North Texas on March 28 with headlining rallies in Fort Worth and Dallas and dozens of smaller demonstrations across the region.

Garland ended its contract with MD Health Pathways on Feb. 17, 2026 after months of pushback over an opt‑out utility‑bill fee and modest pilot use. The city canceled a planned May special election as officials weigh other options.

A large overnight blaze tore through a North Dallas home near Medical City; one woman escaped and crews later brought the fire under control. Investigators are probing the cause.

Frisco officials reviewed updated designs for a $12.8M public-private animal facility that would mix short-term holding, vet care and private pet services. Council will revisit budget and partnership terms in about a month.

A man died Wednesday after being struck by a pickup near Westgate Way and FM 544 in Wylie. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating.

Mama Grande recalled two sweet tortilla items after an FDA inspection found wheat and soy were not declared on the labels. The products were sold across Texas Feb. 2–Mar. 5.