Dallas police detained a masked man outside the Marriott Dallas Uptown as Ken Paxton’s supporters gathered; officers later recovered magazines from a vehicle and towed it.

Arlington crews fought a two‑alarm apartment fire on Forest Point Drive Tuesday night; heavy flames were reported at the roofline and extra units were called in.

The Melting Pot plans a summer 2026 opening at Watters Creek in Allen, bringing its four-course fondue meals to the shopping center. Locals can expect cheese, entree and chocolate fondues.

Grayson County is pitching North Texas Regional Airport's 9,000-foot runway and buildable airside acreage as the foundation for scheduled passenger service. Officials are seeking grants and partners while McKinney builds a nearby terminal.

A fire at the Avery Apartments in Lewisville was reported Tuesday; crews have the blaze under control while they clear the scene.

Dallas-based Aligned Data Centers will be acquired for roughly $40 billion by a consortium led by AIP, MGX and BlackRock’s GIP, keeping its HQ in DFW as it scales AI-ready capacity.

Yonx Pizza has opened at 1521 McKinney St. in Melissa, bringing 14‑ and 24‑inch New York‑style pies, slices, sandwiches and a full bar to the north Dallas suburbs. Early reviews have been positive.

A Dallas man tied to the 42 Oakland Crips was sentenced to 248 months for a federal drug-and-gun conspiracy stemming from an ATF-led sweep.

Republican and Democratic primary ballots included party‑authored propositions this week — 10 for GOP and 13 for Democrats — offering a roadmap for party priorities even though the items aren't laws.

Warm and muggy this morning in Dallas, with showers and a growing storm risk late today; a few storms could produce hail and damaging gusts.

Forecasters flagged a chance of large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes near Wichita Falls Thursday–Friday. City officials urge residents to sign up for CodeRED and review shelter plans.

A 52‑year‑old man is in custody after police say he pointed a gun at his wife and triggered a multi‑hour SWAT standoff in west Fort Worth.

A Collin County jury sentenced 65‑year‑old Donald Byron Joachim to life without parole after convicting him of continuous sexual abuse of a child.