Top Chef alum Jackson Kalb opens Ospi in the Dallas Design District Friday, bringing his California-style Italian menu to the former Meddlesome Moth space.

Fort Worth favorite Kincaid’s will grill quarter‑pound junior burgers at the 80th Charles Schwab Challenge, bringing Camp Bowie flavors onto Colonial’s grounds. The chain will serve at on‑course villages and a 13th‑hole concession during May 27–31 tournament week.

A district review found an ineligible player and forfeited games, ending Grapevine High's bid to defend its UIL baseball crown this spring.

Potbelly will open a 1,967‑sq‑ft shop at Eldorado Neighborhood Shops; construction is slated to begin this Friday and the build‑out is listed at $450,000.

FBI Dallas warns violent “764” networks are grooming and coercing minors on social media and gaming apps; agents urge victims to preserve evidence and report tips to the FBI.

A McKinney man charged with capital murder was added to Texas’ 10 Most Wanted after authorities say he cut off his ankle monitor and disappeared. Officials warn he is armed and dangerous and are seeking tips.

Two groups exchanged gunfire at an Oak Cliff strip mall, wounding an innocent bystander while police search for those involved. Detectives are reviewing surveillance and seeking tips.

Records now list Feb. 2, 2033 as Josh Duggar’s earliest federal release date after roughly two months were added to his 151‑month term. The change comes amid a pending appeal and a dispute over prison mail logs.

A jury convicted Robert Kelly in the June 6, 2024 Arlington apartment shooting; he was sentenced to 30 years, the Tarrant County DA's Office announced.

A soaking arrives late Thursday night and locks in for Friday; parts of Dallas south of I‑20 could pick up 1–3 inches. Weekend sunshine returns by Saturday.

Walmart opened a $350M milk processing plant in Robinson, Texas, that will supply hundreds of stores and add more than 400 jobs to the Waco area.

A TPOR poll finds James Talarico narrowly ahead of both John Cornyn and Ken Paxton, powered by voters of color and independents. The results sharpen focus on a May 26 GOP runoff.

WalletHub’s 2026 ranking puts Texas in the lower third for working mothers, citing long workweeks, weak parental‑leave policies and gaps in childcare and leadership.