A Dallas Fed survey shows Texas factory output moved back into growth in January, but executives warned hiring remains weak and policy uncertainty lingers.

Mark Swann will retire March 17, and Dallas will form a five‑member commission to nominate a new city auditor. The vacancy comes as the city continues to search for a permanent inspector general.

Bruvana Coffee House opened Jan. 10 at 500 Flower Mound Road, serving globally inspired lattes and cold brews with a Feb. 7 grand opening planned.

The Arlington City Council meets Tuesday with live broadcasts and other viewing options provided for public convenience and transparency in local governance.

Palmer’s Hot Chicken closed its Lakewood dining room and will operate from a Garland ghost kitchen, focusing on delivery, catering and its food truck.

Grapevine-based GameStop will close 10 stores across Dallas–Fort Worth amid a nationwide plan to shutter hundreds of locations, per local reporting and company filings.

Dallas released a Jan. 23 budget packet that opens community surveys, listening sessions and council hearings to shape the FY27 biennial budget.

A Fort Worth police union says a report links Rep. David Lowe to offshore gambling and adult sites; Lowe calls the claims recycled and denies wrongdoing.

Dallas Police responded to 151 traffic accidents over a weekend due to severe winter weather, advising motorists to exercise caution and limit travel.

Perot Jain has opened an office at Old Parkland East in Dallas, joining a roster of finance and legal tenants. Permit filings list a smaller buildout than press reports.

Bonham ISD announced the deaths of three elementary students; counselors are being made available as the community mourns.

Federal bridge data shows dozens of high‑traffic Dallas bridges flagged for repair, from I‑35E to I‑635, while state and local projects gear up.

Twin Hospitality and FAT Brands filed for Chapter 11; both say restaurants will remain open while the companies pursue a restructuring amid creditor pressure.