Ye is scheduled to play San Antonio’s Alamodome on July 4; the venue lists a 9 p.m. start and the public on‑sale date is still TBA. Sign‑ups on the artist's tour page are live.

A 452‑unit Fort Worth apartment community has changed hands; brokers say the property offers interior renovation upside and drew institutional interest amid a softer DFW rent market.

A 24‑inch transmission main ruptured in Fort Worth, prompting a boil‑water notice for Near Northside and Lake Worth areas; bottled water pick‑up is open while tests run.

Dallas–Fort Worth rose to 24 Fortune 500 companies in 2026, generating nearly $1.1 trillion in 2025 revenue. McKesson tops the local list and two newcomers joined the roster.

Dubai's Sobha Realty is launching U.S. projects in Celina and Frisco, bringing large lots and luxury‑leaning homes to North Texas as the developer opens its U.S. play.

A $100,000 donation from Las Vegas Sands is helping a Texas nonprofit train therapists and launch a hotline in a state with no dedicated treatment funding.

The Supreme Court declined to review Tata’s appeal, leaving a multimillion‑dollar trade‑secrets judgment in DXC’s favor intact and returning enforcement to the Dallas court.

Fidelis Realty Partners will build Trails at the Parkway, a 33‑acre retail center at Plum Grove Road and the Grand Parkway in New Caney, with construction slated for late 2026.

A late-night shooting in the 4300 block of Carter Park Drive left one man dead. Homicide detectives are investigating and police are asking the public for tips.

Two men were found shot to death Sunday in Watauga; police say a suspect is in custody and names have not been released.

Dallas‑based Sealy & Co. bought the 498,599‑sf Raymore Commerce Center Building 2, expanding a growing Kansas City‑area industrial portfolio. The asset is fully leased and sits on the I‑49 corridor.

UNT Health Fort Worth is the first Texas site in a national study probing why most adults with Down syndrome develop Alzheimer’s. The study will offer free imaging and testing to eligible participants.

Fort Worth machinists ratified a new Lockheed contract that locks in multi-year wage gains, a $6,000 ratification bonus and improved retirement and vacation benefits.