A Dallas man died after his car struck a parked tractor-trailer and burned at an I‑20 rest area; troopers say he was ejected and unbelted.

Arlington police arrested a second suspect on Feb. 28 in the Nov. 12 I‑20 shooting that killed Bre’Asia Johnson and her unborn baby. Court records show the suspect faces capital‑murder charges and was booked into Tarrant County jail.

A Dallas Fed survey shows Texas manufacturing output and hiring rose in February; Gov. Abbott's office touted the gains while economists urge caution.

Sunny, warm Sunday with highs near 81°F. Storms likely midweek; heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

A former Sheppard Air Force Base airman from Denton was sentenced to life after pleading guilty to enticement and sexual abuse of a 14‑year‑old Colorado girl. Prosecutors say multi‑agency work led to her recovery on base.

Dallas police say multiple rounds were fired into an East Dallas home on Jan. 16; a juvenile suspect was later taken into custody and five deadly-conduct warrants were sought.

Damas Bites quietly opened in January on TI Boulevard near Richardson, serving hummus, falafel, brick-baked pita and fatayer. The new counter joins a small local Syrian scene.

A Fort Worth jury sent a man to prison for life after convicting him in a 2024 shooting that left two men dead.

Tarrant County College trustees approved new student fees that push the cost of an associate degree up about 15% next year. The package includes new per-credit and program charges amid falling tax revenue.

One year after a panic at the NCA All‑Star Nationals in Dallas, a civil suit against Varsity Spirit and venue operators is moving toward trial.

Goldman Sachs has quietly invested in roughly $350M across about 20 Dallas‑Fort Worth housing projects, backing workforce apartments such as the Residence at North Dallas. The moves arrive as the bank builds a big Dallas campus.

A multi-agency warrant service on Rawhide Road ended peacefully Saturday; police say there is no ongoing threat as investigators process the scene.

BestMoney analysis finds Corpus Christi and San Antonio among Texas metros where starter homes are more available and affordable, while Austin remains costly.