FourSquare Healthcare plans a 130‑bed, 53,654‑sq‑ft senior care center at 3220 S. Powell Parkway in Anna, with construction slated to start in June and about 100 jobs expected.

Logistics Property Co. bought 109 acres in Grand Prairie to build Bear Creek Logistics Park, a five‑building, 1.5M‑SF campus near DFW Airport expected to break ground in Q2.

The Moody Foundation’s $1 billion pledge by 2035 is already turning into campus gifts, endowments and grant cycles across Texas, from UT Austin to Huston‑Tillotson.

Uplift Education pulled four Dallas‑Fort Worth charter campuses out of UIL competition for the 2026–28 cycle, forcing district reshuffles and schedule uncertainty.

Bell will spend about $70M to remodel a 447,000‑sq‑ft North Fort Worth factory to build the Army’s MV‑75, part of a larger $632M DFW investment tied to hundreds of jobs.

Two 18-year-olds were arrested after a Grand Prairie parking lot shooting that killed two men. Authorities say a verbal argument escalated into gunfire and both suspects now face capital murder charges.

Corsicana police say a school‑zone search‑warrant raid recovered 17 firearms, roughly 160 grams of cocaine, concentrated THC, ammunition and about $3,000; one man was arrested.

Construction at The Mix reached a one‑year milestone as crews move from remediation into visible Phase 1 work, with Whole Foods underway and retail and offices planned.

Tarrant County says it still needs more than 200 election clerks and about two dozen judges ahead of the primary next Tuesday, pushing parties into last‑minute recruiting.

A routine traffic stop in Grand Prairie last Friday ended with a woman arrested and transferred to Tarrant County on a child sexual assault allegation. Authorities say an outstanding warrant prompted the arrest.

Hawaii’s Kono’s Northshore is expanding to Dallas, planning its first city outpost and aiming to franchise three locations across the region.

Surveillance video shows a suspected thief using what appears to be a master mailbox key to open cluster boxes across Lower Greenville, neighbors say.

A Texas judge will decide whether DACA work permits can continue in Texas, putting tens of thousands of Dreamers and the employers who rely on them at risk.