Stream recapitalized seven Class A Texas industrial parks into a continuation vehicle, retaining control of 4.4M square feet while a third‑party investor took 35%.

Pinkitzel has opened a hot-pink cupcake-and-candy shop in Bishop Arts, offering elaborately decorated cupcakes, a bulk-candy wall and a private-party loft. The family-run brand brings its theatrical vibe to North Bishop Avenue.

Lotte and iHerb opened a robot‑run fulfillment hub in Denton that promises faster deliveries across Texas and the central U.S. as the center ramps automated operations.

The Garland Police Department celebrates the retirement of K9 Ricky Bobby after nearly a decade of service, highlighting his contributions to the force and community.

Lake Dallas City Hall temporarily closed for a city event, resuming normal operations after 1 p.m. Event details were not specified; residents could still contact emergency services or the police at an alternative number.

Irving's Mayor declared December as Impaired Driving Prevention Month to combat DUI incidents during the holidays, urging the community to plan safe rides and be responsible.

Three new deputies joined the Collin County Sheriff's Office in Texas after graduating from the academy, with Ava Garrett recognized as valedictorian.

Dallas Police Department's Office of Community Affairs wrapped gifts for children in their 6th Policías en Navidad initiative, fostering community engagement.

Officer Castro graduated from Tarrant County College Law Enforcement Academy and was welcomed by Duncanville Police, who praised his effort and dedication.

Rockwall County hires Freese and Nichols Inc. to update its Master Thoroughfare Plan, using funds from the Trip 21 road bond, aiming to improve future road conditions and traffic flow.

Dallas Love Field shares progress and community projects in their December 2025 newsletter, highlighting a perfect FAA inspection score and generosity during a government shutdown.

A Fort Worth HR director pleaded guilty after prosecutors say she siphoned nearly $310,000 into accounts she controlled and was sentenced to 15 years.

A limestone‑clad spec mansion in Preston Hollow changed hands after an about $23M asking price; public records show a trust tied to Orthomed executives bought the home. Final sale terms were not disclosed.