State-appointed managers voted 8‑0 to cut staff and fold low-performing campuses into a new "Elevate" network, formalizing several planned closures.

A Dallas Fed analysis finds rising homeowners insurance is pushing borrowers toward missed payments and moves — a trend already visible in Texas and other high‑risk metros.

A five-truck mobile food court and two-story commissary are planned for 3419 E. Berry St. in Fort Worth’s Stop 6, with approvals in place and a summer 2026 target.

Matt Duchene lauded the Stars' resilience after a 6-5 rally in Toronto; Dallas heads into the playoffs with home‑ice for a first‑round date with the Minnesota Wild.

Irving accepted a $2.1M ceremonial check as officials marked the Campion Trail’s completion, a milestone in years of piecemeal construction to link a regional greenbelt. The post credits work on Elm Fork Extension phases and lists nearby cities now connected by the trail.

Secret Service agents inspected hundreds of stores and pumps across Tarrant County this week, removing illegal card readers that steal cash and EBT benefits.

Downtown Fort Worth turns into an 18-block outdoor gallery this Thursday–Sunday as the 39th MAIN ST. festival brings 200+ juried artists, live music and food courts.

A Dallas Police senior corporal surrendered Tuesday on a warrant alleging he fled officers in a vehicle. The department placed him on administrative leave as criminal and internal reviews move forward.

A North Texas fisherman who thought he'd hooked a catfish pulled an alligator into his boat and livestreamed it, then received citations from state wildlife officials.

Frisco ISD has partnered with Elite Hockey Academy so elite players can train while staying enrolled in Frisco Flex, the district’s new virtual high-school option launching fall 2026.

Luna Coffee Co. replaced Urban Mocca at a North Plano Road storefront and now pours flavored coffees alongside cinnamon rolls, sticky buns and donuts. The change was confirmed by the owner and reported locally.

Cloudy and muggy this morning; scattered storms and gusty south winds likely Wednesday afternoon into the evening.

Painted Tree abruptly closed its San Antonio shop on April 14, leaving vendors racing to retrieve inventory during a limited April 14–24 window.