Michael D. Crain, a Councilmember in Fort Worth, joins the National Small Business Association Leadership Council to advocate for small businesses in Congress.

GE on Wing Support Inc. is considering expanding their Fort Worth facility, prompting the city council to potentially offer tax incentives if the company meets job creation and investment targets.

The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area was ranked fourth for startup success by MoneyGeek, with 32.8% new businesses and a supportive environment for entrepreneurs.

Texas residents can enjoy a tax-free holiday on school supplies, clothing, and backpacks under $100 from August 9-11, as encouraged by the state Comptroller's office.

The FAA has authorized commercial drone operations for deliveries in Dallas, enabling drones to operate BVLOS without visual observers, marking a significant advancement in the industry.

Three Fort Worth businesses have received $10,000 grants from Main Street America and American Express, part of a national program supporting local small businesses.

Darden Restaurants Inc. acquires Chuy's Tex-Mex chain, but Fort Worth family-owned Chuy's locations remain independent, preserving their traditional Tex-Mex legacy.

The Dallas Morning News partners with Black-owned Texas Metro News to promote diversity and address the trust gap within the Black community, while also reflecting on its past biases and emphasizing DEI initiatives.

GM's Arlington Assembly Plant celebrated its 70th year and its 13 millionth vehicle, a 2024 Cadillac Escalade-V.

Eighth Street is set to partially reopen following an explosion at the Sandman Signature Fort Worth Downtown Hotel, improving conditions for local businesses and commuters.

Prologis has launched its largest battery energy storage system in Arlington, Texas, to support over 1,700 homes during peak demand, helping stabilize the grid managed by ERCOT.

Grand Prairie celebrated the opening of the Andretti Karting and Games facility with a ribbon-cutting event, boosting the city's appeal as a family entertainment destination.

Fort Worth seeks local food vendors for a dining program at its new city hall, offering a rotating array of local dishes to city employees while aiding businesses in expanding their reach.