UT Dallas scored a $4M Department of Education grant to partner with Uplift Education and teach AI literacy to North Texas high‑schoolers over the next four years.

Newly released 911 calls and bodycam video show a Jan. 30, 2025 Fort Worth pursuit and hours‑long standoff that ended with the fatal shooting of Nicholas Sides.

A former oil‑field worker says drilling waste was spread where Pleasant View Elementary now stands. Limited soil tests show elevated radium in nearby samples and officials say they are investigating.

DIFF returns April 23–30, 2026 for its 20th anniversary with Tanya Foster and Lynn McBee as co‑chairs. Passes start at $75 and venues include Cinépolis Victory Park and the Texas Theatre.

Surveillance photos show a suspect tied to a string of north-district burglaries; police and Crime Stoppers are asking residents for tips.

Trane Technologies agreed to acquire Carrollton-based LiquidStack, folding the company’s liquid-cooling tech and local manufacturing into Trane’s Commercial HVAC arm. The transaction is expected to close in early 2026.

Fort Worth approved an expanded partnership with ICE this week, reigniting debate over local policing and immigration enforcement. Activists warn the move could chill trust with police.

Arlington’s FY2025 economic development report tallies headline wins — an E‑Space airport HQ, the Caravan Court Hotel redevelopment and the National Medal of Honor Museum — and points to higher meeting rankings.

A Fort Worth federal trial will test whether encrypted chats, tactical gear and rifles used at a July protest legally amount to material support for terrorism.

A Dallas man received 324 months after pleading guilty in a multi‑agency heroin and meth trafficking conspiracy uncovered by federal investigators.

Rainbow Vomit's Fair Park site will close on March 23 after seven years. Creators cite a change in building ownership and say they’ll explore new projects.

A person was killed in a shooting in the 14700 block of Preston Road. Police say the shooter remains at large as detectives investigate.

City of Dallas shared a developer post saying an 87‑room Country Inn & Suites is planned at Dallas Executive Airport's RBD parcel, which the city calls the first non‑aeronautical project in more than 30 years.