Pop-up restaurants and premium cocktails are reshaping concessions at the American Airlines Center this season. Expect restaurant-quality bites at select Mavericks games.

A Little Elm teacher was arrested after a student outcry. Officials say the school and police are working to support affected families as the investigation continues.

A late-night crash on South Hulen Street left one person dead near a Family Dollar. Fort Worth police say the Traffic Investigation Unit is looking into the circumstances.

Target will open a 110,000‑sq‑ft store at Wynnewood Village on March 15, bringing jobs, a CVS and same‑day delivery to Oak Cliff.

Fort Worth police say raids at two homes seized 5,023 grams of meth, $108,932 in cash and two firearms; one man was arrested.

Indian ice-cream brand Kelvin Scale opened a U.S. flagship in Frisco with an open kitchen and 24 rotating flavors. The menu pairs scoops with waffles and shakes.

McKesson closed the sale of its Norwegian retail and distribution businesses to NorgesGruppen, completing its European exit and refocusing on oncology and multispecialty services.

San Antonio-based H-E-B has bought more than 600 acres in Valley View, Cooke County, to create a phased supply‑chain campus as it expands across North Texas. The purchase is part of a broader regional land strategy.

Goodfellas NY Italian Kitchen will open in Addison Circle in mid‑March with 20+ New York‑style pies, semolina‑tweaked dough and a hybrid wood‑and‑gas oven.

High school students across Tarrant County walked out Friday to protest immigration enforcement. Large gatherings formed in Polytechnic Heights and at Hurst's Chisholm Park.

A city survey found the vast majority of respondents want alley trash pickup to continue, and many said they'd pay more to keep it. Staff will brief council this week.

Jersey Mike’s is opening a 2,120‑sq‑ft shop in Wynnewood Village, targeting a mid‑May debut with charity giveaways and a neighborhood‑first service model.

Dallas will remove rainbow and other decorative crosswalks after TxDOT rejected its exemption, the city says it has a 90‑day compliance plan and will seek community input.