Homeland Security has begun pressing Texas counties for voter registration applications, signatures and voting histories. County officials say the requests are broad and are consulting lawyers.

A 16‑year‑old Lancaster High sophomore, Myers Anthony Jr., died after an off‑campus shooting in the 600 block of Hilton Drive. Lancaster ISD has arranged counseling while police investigate.

Texas opened a London office to court City of London banks with low taxes, fast‑track courts and multimillion‑dollar incentives as Dallas builds its 'Y'all Street' brand.

A 215,000‑sq‑ft West End landmark is on the block after Granite's overhaul. The listing blends preserved history with modern amenities and established tenants.

American will install nearly 20 dormakaba Argus Air XS electronic boarding gates at DFW this summer as part of Terminal C and A pier expansions. The self‑boarding units aim to speed boarding and free staff for other tasks.

K‑pop group ENHYPEN will play American Airlines Center July 17–18 on the Blood Saga tour. U.S. presales begin April 22.

A Fort Worth ticket matched five Powerball numbers and, with Power Play, paid $2 million. The winner chose to remain anonymous after validating the prize.

TPG has agreed to buy Learfield, the Dallas‑area company that sells multimedia rights, ticketing and NIL services to hundreds of colleges. Industry sources put the price at about $1.8–$2 billion.

A new Redfin–Glassdoor analysis ranks Dallas No.4 for recent college grads, pointing to solid starting pay, cheaper housing and a deep corporate job base.

Puffy Cotton Candy opened at Grapevine Mills, spinning two‑foot character sculptures and cloud cakes across a dozen flavors. The new kiosk is the brand's first in Texas.

Prysmian cut the ribbon on a 340,800 sq ft copper wire plant and expanded the campus service center to about 1 million sq ft at the McKinney site.

After 12 years, Kate Weiser Chocolate will close its Dallas shops; remaining sweets will be sold and online orders run through April 15.

Council members pressed staff for a full accounting after records showed Downtown Dallas Inc got $1M+ in stipends and the city authorized a $1M food‑bank award. They want clearer rules about what counts as a stipend.