Flower Mound’s first Whataburger is under construction at 3201 Long Prairie Road. The 3,335‑sq‑ft, $2.5M build is expected to open in late spring and will include dual drive‑thrus.

Kroger will break ground this Friday on a new Marketplace-format store at the Custer Frontier site in McKinney, with an early-2027 opening planned.

A Frisco ticket buyer claimed a $2 million Golden Riches scratch-off prize and chose to remain anonymous. The ticket was sold at a Tom Thumb on Preston Road.

Dallas and U.S. Marshals arrested 19-year-old Jesse Valdez‑Limones during Operation Clean Sweep; police say he was wanted on robbery and firearms-related allegations.

A three-alarm fire at Oak Chase Apartments on Monday displaced 24 residents; no injuries were reported and the Red Cross stepped in to help. Investigators are probing the cause.

Godley fire officials urged residents to postpone outdoor burning as gusty winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk across North Texas.

Frisco’s Miracle League will open its 20th season on a rebuilt Mike Simpson Field and will host the National Miracle League All‑Star Weekend in October. Local leaders and volunteers say the upgrades will make games more accessible for athletes and families.

Irving police say a narcotics traffic stop ended in a struggle and a person was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead; multiple investigations are underway.

A DNC economic packet released ahead of the State of the Union warns millions of Texans face higher costs, possible loss of food assistance and health coverage. Independent analyses show the state would be hit hard if premium subsidies or benefits change.

Sunny and warm today, but a Wind Advisory runs noon–6 PM. Gusts to 35 mph and an elevated fire risk affect parts of North Texas.

Abbott ordered DPS to boost patrols and specialized units after violent reprisals in Mexico; travelers were urged to follow State Department guidance.

Amanda Crawford took office as Texas insurance commissioner amid soaring premiums and rejected claims. Advocates say tougher oversight is needed to fight a growing "insurance poverty."

Dallas County says violence at the Henry Wade juvenile center fell about 90% after leadership changed schedules and rebuilt staffing. Officers say longer shifts and clinical supports eased tensions on the floor.