Council will decide whether to rezone a 10‑acre site at Hillcrest and LBJ for H‑E‑B, setting off a neighborhood fight over traffic and land use.

Fort Worth ISD placed a North Side High staff member on administrative leave after an online post alleged inappropriate communication. The district and police say an investigation is underway.

Miu Miu has opened its first Texas boutique at Highland Park Village in Dallas, a roughly 3,800‑sq‑ft shop stocked with the brand’s ready-to-wear, handbags and accessories.

A Colorado-born brunch chain lands in Plano next week, opening a roughly 3,100-square-foot location at Preston Towne Crossing with pre-opening events and giveaways.

Trademark Property Company will lead the 150‑acre Shawnee Trail in Celina, anchored by a planned Walmart Supercenter and drawing substantial retailer interest.

Five Dallas lawsuits accuse Texas chipmakers and a distributor of allowing U.S. components to be diverted into weapons used against Ukrainian civilians, and they seek damages and injunctive relief.

Tearful testimony opened a Denton jury trial as a man accused of entering homes and sexually assaulting women in 2020 faced the first witnesses. The court heard emotional accounts today.

Collin County says a wave of hires filled 618 positions and cut its vacancy rate to zero, with deputies and HR staff honored in the department announcement.

Princeton picked a site on Corporate Drive and hired Brinkley Sargent Wiginton to design a new $36M public safety campus as officials ready for more growth.

Cannon Beach, a $200M surf‑and‑adventure resort, will break ground in McKinney next Monday — a 35‑acre development built around a surf lagoon, hotel and entertainment venues.

Judge Frank New hosts a video series, "Rockwall County Speaks," highlighting local government employees and their roles to enhance community understanding and engagement.

Fort Worth's zoning commission approved more land for Black Mountain Power's data‑center campus, expanding a project that now totals roughly 430 acres and a reported $10B scope.

Fort Worth approved about $47.2M to widen and upgrade far‑north roads, including Avondale‑Haslet. Construction is slated to start in February 2026.