Fort Worth's City Council approved an overhaul for the city's eastside transit, raising both hopes for economic growth and community concerns over potential impacts on the Historic Handley District and surrounding areas.

Investment firm Sixth Street is renovating its Uptown Dallas office with a $3.2 million budget to accommodate its growing workforce, aiming to complete the project by October 15, 2023.

A new Buc-ee's travel center is set to open in Hillsboro, possibly coinciding with a total solar eclipse, offering jobs and anticipating increased visitor traffic.

Dallas Executive Airport is undergoing a $22.5 million overhaul, including an 80,000-square-foot complex by Jet Access, to attract corporate jets and stimulate job growth and economic development in South Dallas.

QTS Realty Trust plans a $220 million expansion of its Fort Worth data center and a $32 million renovation of its Irving facility, strengthening its Texas tech infrastructure.

Arlington is spotlighting ten East Arlington small businesses through a city initiative aimed at promoting local entrepreneurship, starting March 2024.

Firehawk Aerospace received an R&D grant from the U.S. Air Force to advance its hybrid rocket engines and solid rocket motors to enhance U.S. aerospace and defense.

Siemens' facility in Fort Worth wins the 2023 Impact Award for Advanced Manufacturing, highlighting its role in economic development and technological advancement.

Dallas developers convert vacant office spaces into luxury apartments, addressing the city's housing demands while tackling the impact of the pandemic on commercial real estate.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo parade route was changed after a downtown hotel explosion to avoid the impact zone and ensure the event's continuity.

Opendoor's report lists North Texas ZIP codes as top spots for US homebuyers in 2023, with areas in Forney, Aubrey, and Fort Worth ranking high, despite a broader real estate slowdown.

The AEDC emphasizes the need for visibility and engagement in its economic development efforts and has distributed $34.5 million in grants for local projects in Arlington.

Richardson launches RAMP, a new pilot initiative offering matching grants up to $150,000 to businesses that receive federal R&D funds to encourage innovation in the tech sector.