Southlake officers detained a 60‑year‑old at a bank after staff reported suspicious paperwork; investigators later say they uncovered materials tied to dozens of stolen identities.

Brixton Capital bought the 288‑unit Allura Las Colinas in Irving and says it will invest in amenity and interior upgrades as job growth tightens the submarket.

Months after a three-minute smash-and-grab took about $500,000, Ylang 23 has reopened with reinforced glass but owners say recovery is far from finished.

An early-morning two-vehicle crash on I-35E at Ewing Avenue left one person dead and at least three hospitalized, officials said.

A Texas kidnapping suspect was arrested in Atoka after a multi-agency search; the child was found safe and authorities booked the suspect into Atoka County Jail.

An Atlanta officer shot a man on Loop 59 on Friday after reports the man pointed a gun at passing vehicles; the suspect is hospitalized and the Texas Rangers are investigating.

FPC filed a May 27 reply brief asking the Fifth Circuit to overturn the federal ban on interstate handgun sales; the appeal could reshape how dealers handle pistol transfers across state lines.

Erin Brockovich launched a crowdsourced map to track AI data‑center projects and community complaints; Texas is the top source of reports, with Sulphur Springs the loudest cluster.

The Big 12 publicly backed a 24‑team College Football Playoff and said member schools signed the CSC participation agreement, a move with big financial and legal stakes.

Tarrant County Democrats say a Republican election judge removed a seal and assaulted a long‑serving Democratic judge at a polling place during the runoff. Police took statements; no charges have been filed.

Sideline opens May 30 at the Dallas Museum of Art's Eagle Family Plaza with sundaes, dirty sodas and soft-serve margaritas through July 19.

TBAAL's Riverfront Jazz Festival returns to Fair Park Sept. 4–6 with Gladys Knight headlining the 50th-season opening-night party and dozens of jazz, R&B and soul acts.

A local developer has a deal to buy the long‑vacant Oak Cliff hospital and is pitching a mixed‑use "village" of apartments, townhomes and retail after neighbors opposed a homeless‑services plan.