LaMarcus Aldridge expanded his D‑FW holdings with a newly built Westlake mansion bought through an LLC this month. MLS and deed records show the purchase.

Alberto Lombardi’s Victory Tap opened this weekend at West Plano Village, bringing big‑screen sports, weekend brunch and a menu that ranges from tuna crispy rice to a smash burger.

A 1.28‑acre Turtle Creek parcel at 3601 Cedar Springs has traded hands in a JLL‑brokered deal, delivering a rare PD 193 (O‑2) site with 240‑foot height rights to a new owner.

DEA warns World Cup visitors in Houston and Dallas that counterfeit pills can contain fentanyl and other deadly synthetics; local outreach and naloxone resources are being deployed.

An American Airlines DFW–Monterey flight was delayed when pilots were briefly locked out of the cockpit; maintenance re‑entered through a side window and passengers reported about a 90‑minute wait.

Muggy Tuesday with highs near 90°F and an Ozone Action Day in effect. Midweek heat could push the index above 105°F.

Ye is scheduled to play San Antonio’s Alamodome on July 4; the venue lists a 9 p.m. start and the public on‑sale date is still TBA. Sign‑ups on the artist's tour page are live.

A 452‑unit Fort Worth apartment community has changed hands; brokers say the property offers interior renovation upside and drew institutional interest amid a softer DFW rent market.

A 24‑inch transmission main ruptured in Fort Worth, prompting a boil‑water notice for Near Northside and Lake Worth areas; bottled water pick‑up is open while tests run.

Dallas–Fort Worth rose to 24 Fortune 500 companies in 2026, generating nearly $1.1 trillion in 2025 revenue. McKesson tops the local list and two newcomers joined the roster.

Dubai's Sobha Realty is launching U.S. projects in Celina and Frisco, bringing large lots and luxury‑leaning homes to North Texas as the developer opens its U.S. play.

A $100,000 donation from Las Vegas Sands is helping a Texas nonprofit train therapists and launch a hotline in a state with no dedicated treatment funding.

The Supreme Court declined to review Tata’s appeal, leaving a multimillion‑dollar trade‑secrets judgment in DXC’s favor intact and returning enforcement to the Dallas court.