Fort Worth police renewed their public plea after the March 2024 slaying of a man known as "Bob." Authorities say tips may be given anonymously by phone or text.

A 14-year-old boy was stabbed while walking home in south Fort Worth; police say he is stable and detectives are asking for tips.

Centurion American filed plans to convert the gold Mary Kay towers on Stemmons Freeway into 176 apartments called The Founder. Construction is targeted for August 2026.

A Bedford woman was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors said she trafficked women through a massage business, confiscating IDs and forcing sex work.

A $25M civil and landscaping phase has started at Frisco's Firefly Park as TYLER'S signs on as the first retail tenant. The work preps the project for phase-one openings in 2027.

Dickies Arena will host the FEI World Cup Finals April 8–12 while Will Rogers Memorial Center becomes a temporary horse hotel for 54 international mounts.

Town Lane and Gillon Property Group have acquired Watters Creek Village in Allen and plan signage, tenant and programming upgrades to sharpen the open‑air center.

Seven people — including two former TDCJ officers and three Houston-area residents — were arrested after officials say drones delivered phones, drugs and tobacco into an East Texas prison.

Showers and storms return Friday afternoon into Saturday with heavy rain and possible localized flooding in Dallas.

Patrick Dumont is searching for a veteran head of basketball to steady the Mavericks and build around rookie Cooper Flagg. The hire will shape Dallas’s next chapter.

A Denton County Human Trafficking Unit operation on Thursday led to multiple arrests, including counts of online solicitation of a minor and solicitation of prostitution. Investigators say more leads will be pursued.

A Fort Worth father who grew up in the U.S. was deported in March, leaving his wife and four young children to manage bills, childcare and a slow legal path to reunification. Donations and a pending waiver are keeping hope alive.

A new Construction Coverage analysis puts Texas dead last in national housing-heat rankings, with Austin near the bottom and five Texas metros in the weakest tier. Market shifts and rising inventory are giving buyers more leverage.