Stoner's Pizza Joint filed paperwork for a 1,176‑sq‑ft storefront at 2830 W. 15th St in Plano, with construction projected June 1–Aug. 1. The move is part of a larger DFW expansion.

Late-night storms could bring damaging winds to parts of Dallas tonight. Highs reach the low 80s today.

Deloitte says U.S. power-and-utilities M&A jumped to nearly $142B in 2025 as data‑center demand and transmission limits push buyers toward connected gas and de‑risked renewables. Houston’s dense energy cluster puts it at the center of those deals.

An officer shot a man while serving a felony warrant in Saginaw; the man was taken to a hospital and the Texas Rangers are investigating.

Stephen Jones told radio listeners the Cowboys “feel really good” about the Micah Parsons trade, saying the team prefers multiple starters to a single superstar. He pointed to recent trades and draft additions as evidence the roster is getting rebuilt the right way.

A Wortham medspa owner and the spa’s medical director were arrested after a 2023 IV infusion led to a client’s death; the case helped spur new state rules.

State records show Paris Baguette has filed to build a second McKinney café at 5621 S. Custer Rd.; the TDLR project lists a $300K buildout and a late‑2026 opening target.

A Haltom High band teacher surrendered to police and was booked on a charge of an improper relationship with a student; Birdville ISD says he resigned in April.

State regulators ordered TexAM University at Dallas to stop offering degrees, saying the operation lacks a Certificate of Authority and could face prosecution.

Irving ISD trustees named Chief of Staff Dr. Dorian Galindo the lone finalist to succeed Magda Hernández, starting a 21‑day waiting period before a formal hire.

A Tarrant County jury handed two life terms to Jimmy Ray Horton after prosecutors said investigators found child sexual‑abuse material tied to him.

A Fort Worth veteran says TRICARE approvals were reversed after TriWest took over the West Region, leaving patients with unpaid bills and delayed care.

Fort Worth crews staged a high-angle rescue after a crane operator became stranded near the JPS medical campus. The slow, controlled descent was captured on video and ended after more than two hours.