Taylor Morrison’s Yardly is expanding in DFW with two new communities — including a 151‑home St. Paul project with rents near $2,725 — as builders double down on single‑family rentals. The move follows fresh financing that’s fueling Yardly’s growth across the region.

Frisco’s long-requested Trader Joe’s cleared its first major zoning hurdle Tuesday. The mixed-use project now heads to City Council for approval.

Weatherford’s historic square has a new reservation magnet: Teddy Wong’s, the Fort Worth dumpling favorite now serving Wagyu pot stickers, Texas beef and wine.

Dallas Market Hall may be nearing the end of its run as Crow Holdings advances plans for a 245-megawatt data center campus nearby.

The 2026 certified appraisal roll shows nearly 5.8% countywide growth, with Dallas adding the largest dollar gains and southeast cities like Wilmer and Hutchins posting steep percentage increases.

Dallas faces another triple-digit day Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. and the week’s worst heat arriving Friday.

A new TPOR poll shows Abbott narrowly ahead of Gina Hinojosa, with independents and affordability shaping a tight governor’s race.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened MAHA investigations and issued civil investigative demands to major tampon and cosmetics makers over alleged heavy metals and deceptive safety claims.

Dallas refiner HF Sinclair will separate its $2.3B Lubricants & Specialties arm as Q2 profits surge and the company phases out Mississauga base‑oil refining assets.

A Dallas Fed survey finds steady service-sector growth in July while firms report they still can't find the workers they need. Wages are rising and companies expect hiring in the months ahead.

Dallas-based Sendero has acquired Plano AI and analytics firm Torq in an eight-figure deal that adds about 90 consultants and lifts combined revenue into the nine-figure range.

Two Wilmer officials were arrested after a convenience-store dispute, deepening leadership uncertainty in the small Dallas-area city. The detentions come weeks after the mayor stepped down.

Flightradar24 logged a single‑day tracking record of 153,359 commercial flights on July 23, driven by peak summer schedules and wider ADS‑B coverage. The total reflects the platform’s visibility, not a passenger census.