A Dallas leasing manager was stabbed multiple times in a Fort Worth Avenue leasing office; police arrested a 30-year-old tenant and an arrest warrant lists felony assault.

An aide at Marshall Early Childhood Center was arrested after an affidavit alleges she hung a child upside down and swung them; parents say the district must explain what happened.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday in Dallas; late-night storms likely after 1 a.m. Saturday with heavy downpours possible.

A 25-year-old Abilene man was sentenced to 50 years after prosecutors say he used Snapchat to coerce a 13-year-old into explicit videos.

After Chapter 11 and a sale, Edgemere is filling units again and a residents' trust has paid out millions to former and current residents. Management says renovations and new programming helped drive the rebound.

DFW researchers and museum staff helped identify a school‑bus‑sized mosasaur now named Tylosaurus rex. The holotype is on display at the Perot Museum in Dallas.

Ajeena Mediterranean Café & Bakery will open Aug. 1 at Campbell Square, serving mana'eesh, pastries and coffee rooted in Palestinian and Lebanese recipes.

Flytrex has started manufacturing Sky2 drones in Pilot Point and is hiring locally as it expands delivery across Dallas‑Fort Worth.

Dallas will spray parts of Oak Cliff and Red Bird after West Nile–positive mosquitoes were detected; officials urge residents to stay inside during overnight treatments and remove standing water.

JPMorgan Chase pledged $1.1 million to the Fort Worth Community Land Trust to help build and rehab hundreds of attainable homes, beginning with the Carroll Park neighborhood.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sued CAM Solar, accusing the San Antonio firm of deceptive sales and broken systems. The state seeks restitution and penalties under the DTPA.

A packed Frisco City Council meeting stretched past midnight as residents argued over a new mosque and two Hindu temples. Council took no vote and said it had limited legal power to stop the projects.

Keller Public Safety says five voters were freed after an elevator jam at Keller Town Hall and crews carried a ballot machine down stairs so polling could continue. County election staff aided voters who couldn't reach the second-floor polling room.