Hurricane Harbor Arlington is hiring over 700 staff for summer roles and is holding a job fair Feb. 24-25. Positions available include lifeguards and food service, with wages starting at $13/hr.

Six North Texas cities rank among America's hardest-working in a WalletHub study, with Irving at the second spot. Metrics included work hours and multiple jobs. Washington, D.C. topped the list, and the importance of work-life balance was emphasized.

The Fort Worth Film Commission reported a $655 million economic impact and over 20,000 jobs since 2015, with the city recognized for its film industry growth.

Swig is opening a new drive-through location in Coppell, Texas, as part of its expansion, with construction starting on April 1 and ending on September 24. The brand is known for its unique soda offerings.

The North Texas Food Bank has expanded its fleet with new vehicles, funded by a federal grant, to help combat increasing food insecurity in North Texas.

D.R. Horton, based in Arlington, is recognized by Fortune as one of the World's Most Admired Companies for 2024, highlighting its influence as the largest U.S. homebuilder and its ongoing commitment to quality and social responsibility.

Paletería Oasis in Arlington, featured on "Arlington Eats," offers authentic Mexican popsicles, ice cream, and savory snacks using traditional recipes and natural flavors.

Fort Worth has chosen 20 entrepreneurs for its Business Plan Competition, providing workshops and mentorship before the final event on May 9, with a total of $20,000 in prizes.

The Cedar Crest Community Center in South Oak Cliff, Dallas, has reopened after renovations, serving over 3,000 locals with facilities like a fitness room and health clinics, funded by the NMTC program and the Dallas Development Fund.

Garland, Texas is recognized for its affordable dining and housing market, ranking 15th in cheap foodie cities and 17th for young Americans' homeownership opportunities.

Fort Worth City Council approved a $315,000 ambassador program to increase safety in the West 7th Entertainment District following a shooting incident.

TikTok star and former MMA fighter Keith Lee, known for his powerful restaurant reviews, is set to explore Dallas's culinary scene, potentially impacting local businesses with his vast social media following.

Marty Wieder named new chief of Arlington Economic Development Corporation, set to leverage his extensive North Texas experience for local growth starting February 19, 2024.