Federal subpoenas and investor lawsuits allege GVA founder Alan Stalcup misused investor funds and inflated income at multiple apartment properties. Investigations and civil cases are underway.

Euless is hosting a town hall meeting for residents to discuss community issues and the city's future plans at the City Hall Council Chambers at 7 p.m.

A damaged natural gas line at Valero's Houston refinery prompted on-site emergency crews and a CAER alert; Valero says safety is the top priority.

The HEB Chamber of Commerce is launching the 2026 Youth in Government program in collaboration with Hurst, Euless, and Bedford to educate high schoolers on city governance and offer a college scholarship opportunity.

A large police response surrounded North Dallas High as students returned Jan. 6; authorities later said the call that prompted the response was a prank and an investigation is ongoing.

CRC Group will consolidate four Dallas offices into a 49,000‑square‑foot suite at Lakeside Square, moving 200+ employees in early 2026. The deal nudges the tower’s occupancy higher as leasing activity picks up.

DFW led U.S. metros in 2024 with roughly 71,788 building permits approved. Despite the surge, Zillow says the region still faces about a 49,000‑unit shortfall.

Chef Jake Morgan’s Flama Blanca brings a cult‑favorite chorizo burger and modern tacos to a shared courtyard behind Tulips in Near Southside.

A new Insomnia Cookies at Addison Walk opens Saturday with an all‑day grand opening, free classic cookies and a limited free‑delivery promo for Dallas neighborhoods.

Barrel & Bones will open in North Richland Hills with brunch, late‑night drinks and a Friday ribbon‑cutting.

Short‑lived Preston Center PoBoy Shop closed after Christmas 2025. Owner Evan Meagher cited rising costs and his house‑cured model as unsustainable.

A body was spotted in Buffalo Bayou near Commerce and Fannin on Jan. 6, prompting a downtown recovery and an active death investigation. Authorities say the medical examiner will determine cause as police process the scene.

A new Arlington sandwich shop tucks an independent bookstore behind a secret shelf, pairing grilled cheese and PB&J with local indie authors. The hybrid spot blends comfort food and a cozy, fairy-lit book nook.