A Tishomingo man was charged after an alleged assault on his pregnant girlfriend; one newborn died and another remains critical as prosecutors review the case.

A Dallas man with multiple felony convictions was sentenced to 120 months after pleading guilty to illegal reentry; prosecutors cited repeated returns and prior offenses.

Backers say Texas A&M–Fort Worth’s downtown innovation district could generate 25,000 jobs and about $3 billion a year as it grows into a multi‑building research campus.

Frisco-based GameSquare is buying TubeBuddy, folding the YouTube creator tools platform into its media and esports business and projecting $85–90M in pro‑forma 2026 revenue.

Henry McCarty’s Irish Pub has opened at 2869 Crockett St. in West 7th with Irish comfort food, draft Guinness and Jameson cocktails. Happy hour and St. Patrick’s Day plans are already on the calendar.

Rising Tides on Garland Road pairs cheap drafts and karaoke with $12 cocktails and rotating, globally spiked bar snacks from chef Wadell Hodges.

A 67-year-old bicyclist identified as William Roberts died Wednesday after being struck by an Arlington ISD school bus last week.

Reynaldo Marcos Silva pleaded guilty and was handed 40 years after the Dec. 10, 2024, shooting that killed Alexander Antonio Borras at an Euless apartment complex.

H‑E‑B plans a Joe V’s at Centerville & LBJ and is pursuing a 21‑acre Firewheel site. Centerville renovations are set to begin in early March.

Three Democrats — Buchwald, Burge and Ware — are vying to challenge Rep. Beth Van Duyne in suburban TX-24. Early voting runs through Friday and the incumbent holds a sizable fundraising lead.

Two Army contract actions this week — about $43.5M and $33.8M — will fund PAC‑3 launcher recapitalization and radar testing at Lockheed’s Grand Prairie hub.

Fort Worth Council approved roughly $14.6M for pipeline and drainage repairs and rezoned 14271 Old Denton Road to light industrial for an RV storage project. City officials say the changes aim to reduce local flooding.

Florida‑born Oak & Stone is opening a 7,000‑sq‑ft Addison spot this summer with a 50‑tap self‑pour wall and stone‑fired pizzas. Seating will top out near 340.