Equiton has opened a U.S. headquarters in downtown Dallas at Trammell Crow Centre as the Canadian firm aims to expand multifamily investments across the Sun Belt. The office will support acquisitions and partnerships for its U.S. platform.

CompTIA’s May data put Dallas‑Fort Worth third nationwide for tech job postings, with roughly 10,840 openings. Local training programs and employers are racing to close the talent gap.

Lee R. Raymond, the former ExxonMobil chief who engineered the Mobil takeover and years of record profits, has died in Dallas at 87. His career combined market triumphs with fierce controversy over climate science.

Morning clouds give way to another hot day in Dallas; highs near 94°F with heat index around 103°F and a few late‑night storms possible north of I‑20.

FBI Seattle says a Texas couple were indicted in a psychic fraud that allegedly stole millions from vulnerable victims.

Thousands of delegates are in Houston this week as the Texas GOP debates closed primaries, property‑tax repeal and party rules while Paxton and Abbott take center stage.

A Frisco couple received 40-year federal sentences after a jury found they ran 'Blessings in No Time,' a pandemic-era pyramid program prosecutors say cost victims about $30M. The convictions follow a multiagency probe and months of testimony.

Dallas and Fort Worth have launched Beat the Heat cooling centers offering A/C, water and limited portable cooling devices for residents without reliable home A/C.

A federal judge ordered Cristian Morris to serve more than 30 years after prosecutors said he trafficked teenage girls between Houston and Dallas.

Better Mortgage signed a two-year, 24,394-sf lease at O'Connor Ridge in Irving, giving the online lender a short-term North Texas base. The deal was reported by CoStar and lists Yardelle as owner.

Three suspects opened fire on the 2000 block of N Masters Drive on June 9; one man died and another was hospitalized.

State filings show a new 2,700‑sqft Panda Express with a drive‑thru is planned off Randall Street in Denton, with construction slated for mid‑2027.

Tarrant County prosecutors say Jonathan Reyes Parra, 39, pleaded guilty to continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 and was sentenced to 30 years.