Super Duper Cookie Co., the disco‑themed SMU‑area bakery that employed adults with disabilities, will close May 1 after two years; the owner cites unsustainable economics.

Fort Worth’s Magnolia Wine Bar announced it will close and pour its final glasses on May 16. The Near Southside spot plans final weekend shows and farewell specials.

Dallas sued several apartment owners and a nonprofit, alleging denied disability accommodations and unsafe living conditions at multiple complexes. The city is seeking court orders and civil relief.

Benbrook police found two people shot at a home on Plantation Drive; both were taken to Harris Methodist Hospital and later died, the medical examiner identified the victims. Investigators have not released a suspect or motive.

Domingo Garcia says Dallas County canceled his voter registration after state records flagged him as deceased; he’s requested a hearing to clear his name.

Garland police say five people were arrested after a months-long probe into a crew accused of stealing at least 25 trucks, vans and parts across the area.

Standing water inside a columbarium at Dallas–Fort‑Worth National Cemetery rotted a Korean War veteran's wooden urn; the VA says the cemetery will work with the family to relocate the cremains.

An American Airlines Boeing 737 bound for Dallas declared a general emergency over the Gulf of Mexico and diverted Monday to Houston's IAH after the crew squawked 7700.

Dallas evened the first-round series with a gritty 4-2 Game 2 win in Dallas. Brock Faber scored twice but the Wild couldn't convert on four power plays.

Trammell Crow's resubmitted plan would put 246 apartments plus a six‑story Sandman Signature hotel with a Chop Steakhouse beside Grapevine Mills; a city hearing is set for April 21.

DataBank landed a $2B construction loan to build AI‑ready data halls at Red Oak, betting Dallas will be a hub for in‑metro inference capacity.

Light rain and gusty southeast winds will slow Tuesday's commute in Dallas. Pockets of heavy rain could produce localized ponding.

Cornyn's campaign accused Ken Paxton of cutting a 'sweetheart' plea in the Adam Hoffman case, a new flashpoint as the May 26, 2026 GOP runoff approaches. The move has prompted outcry from Cornyn's team and questions about prosecutorial discretion.