Fort Worth City Council approved about $1.12 million to settle Capt. Paula Conaway’s whistleblower lawsuit, ending a multiyear dispute over internal investigations and bodycam audits. The payment was carried on the June 9 consent agenda.

Dallas police reported a shooting Wednesday in the 2700 block of Gooch Street in Oak Cliff. The department posted the incident on X and is seeking tips.

Selda Doner & Gyro has closed its Dal Rich Towne Square location in Richardson, leaving a vacancy at the Coit Road storefront.

A federal jury in Abilene convicted the former Anson city manager of attempted enticement of a minor after an undercover sting. Sentencing is set for Sept. 17, 2026.

NexPoint's $445M plan will add nearly 1,000 apartments, roughly 22,300 sq ft of retail and a hotel to Cityplace Tower in Uptown Dallas, backed by phased permits and city incentives.

A Tarrant County jury convicted Winston Love in a multi‑Target theft spree and handed down a 45‑year sentence — prosecutors say it’s the first jury test of Texas’ tougher retail‑theft law.

Equiton has opened a U.S. headquarters in downtown Dallas at Trammell Crow Centre as the Canadian firm aims to expand multifamily investments across the Sun Belt. The office will support acquisitions and partnerships for its U.S. platform.

CompTIA’s May data put Dallas‑Fort Worth third nationwide for tech job postings, with roughly 10,840 openings. Local training programs and employers are racing to close the talent gap.

Lee R. Raymond, the former ExxonMobil chief who engineered the Mobil takeover and years of record profits, has died in Dallas at 87. His career combined market triumphs with fierce controversy over climate science.

Morning clouds give way to another hot day in Dallas; highs near 94°F with heat index around 103°F and a few late‑night storms possible north of I‑20.

FBI Seattle says a Texas couple were indicted in a psychic fraud that allegedly stole millions from vulnerable victims.

Thousands of delegates are in Houston this week as the Texas GOP debates closed primaries, property‑tax repeal and party rules while Paxton and Abbott take center stage.

A Frisco couple received 40-year federal sentences after a jury found they ran 'Blessings in No Time,' a pandemic-era pyramid program prosecutors say cost victims about $30M. The convictions follow a multiagency probe and months of testimony.