Oncor plans to build a new transmission line in Arlington and Grand Prairie, Texas, and is seeking public input through meetings before filing with the PUCT.

Mesquite Police alerted that Walmart is testing drone deliveries, with operations to commence fully by April 12, 2025. Residents should expect drones during business hours, with Zipline facilitating the tests.

Lewisville has launched its Centennial celebration with exclusive merchandise, including mugs, ducks, t-shirts, and pet bowls, for sale at various locations and online.

Arlington announces the opening of the Downtown Arlington Farmers Market starting March 29, scheduled for Saturdays through November, with free entry and parking.

Arlington ranks as the 10th hardest-working city in America, according to a recent WalletHub study using data from sources like the U.S. Census and BLS.

Arlington is hosting a reverse trade show to connect local businesses with city departments on March 12, offering networking opportunities for various trades.

Fort Worth's new Media Production Development Zone receives approval, promising economic growth and job creation through incentives for film industry facilities.

Saks Global closes Neiman Marcus's Dallas HQ to consolidate operations in New York, citing low in-office attendance and cost-saving measures after its acquisition. NexPoint disputes the lease termination.

Dallas business owners attended an information session about the City's 2024 Bond Program, focusing on project bidding and increasing M/WBE participation.

Arlington veteran entrepreneur credits local EDC and LiftFund program for his successful eco-friendly junk removal business, JAWS, through access to 0% interest loans and supportive resources.

The Plot Twist, a new bookstore in Denton, specializing in romance novels and featuring a bar, celebrated a successful grand opening with high local support.

Fonroche Lighting, a French solar street light manufacturer, opened its U.S. headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, indicating commitment to the U.S. market and sustainable urban solutions.

MP Materials starts producing rare earth magnets in Fort Worth to reduce US reliance on imports, contributing to domestic supply chain resilience and supporting tech and electric vehicle industries.