Dallas police opened a homicide investigation Friday at an apartment complex in the 3300 block of Linfield Road. Detectives released few details as they worked the scene.

Irving police say a search at a local dealership found more than 75 cars with rolled-back odometers — a scheme investigators say totaled roughly 6.2 million miles. Officials and consumer agencies offered steps buyers can take to check a vehicle’s history.

Two teens were arrested this week in Dallas and booked on capital murder charges tied to a March double homicide and a mid‑June crossfire in far‑northeast Dallas.

Dallas City Council voted 9-5 to have staff prepare a roughly $1B public‑safety bond that pairs $441M for projects with about $500M for pension bonds.

Bedford police say thieves hit multiple unlocked vehicles and urged residents to lock cars, hide valuables and close garage doors.

Trulieve has begun renovating a Spring Valley Road storefront for a 1,324‑sq‑ft Dallas dispensary; state records show work under way and a targeted early‑September finish while final licensure remains conditional.

Free Family 4th returns July 1 with food trucks, live music and a 2,500-drone fireworks show across North Richland Hills and Haltom City.

Chief Comeaux fired Officer Armando Jaramillo after a disciplinary hearing that cited a Royse City family‑violence arrest and failure to notify supervisors.

A City of Arlington reel lists upcoming openings — lululemon at Arlington Highlands, a Dollar Tree, Back Nine Golf, a Tesla collision center and new chargers, plus Al Rollins Park.

Police cleared the Villas at Waterchase in Lewisville after reports of shots. Two juveniles were detained and no injuries were reported, the department said.

After a federal jury found local officials retaliated against a Quitman police captain and awarded $21.35M, the city agreed to a $1.22M settlement and publicly honored him.

Public filings suggest Darbar by Lyari — a Lyari-backed Pakistani concept — may open a 4,200-sf, full-service restaurant in Plano's Spring Creek corridor.

Jason Robertson reportedly turned down an eight‑year, roughly $15M‑a‑year sign‑and‑trade from the Seattle Kraken, derailing a package that would have included Seattle’s No. 7 pick.