Dallas Eateries Pass Health Inspections Amid Roach Violations as Fort Worth Restaurants Face Closures
Recent health inspections in Dallas found roach infestations in some restaurants, while Fort Worth inspections led to closures due to critical violations, including a lack of hot water and poor food storage practices.
Texas Triumphs with Stellar Job Growth and Record-Breaking Labor Force, Asserts Economic Dominance
The article discusses Texas's robust economic growth, highlighting its leading job growth rate, record-high labor force, numerous new projects, strong fiscal health, and its rank as the world's 8th largest economy.
Texas Cities Ride High in Rankings for Open Relationships and Threesomes, with Houston and Dallas Leading the Pack
Texas cities rank high for open relationships and threesomes, with Dallas sixth and Houston third in the US, according to a 3Fun report. Miami is the fastest-growing city for non-traditional relationships on the app.
50 Years Later, Recollections from Pilot Bob Barrett on the Inaugural Flight into Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Bob Barrett reminisces about co-piloting the first commercial flight to land at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in 1974, not realizing its historic significance at the time.
Texas Takes the Lead, Half of Nation's Top-Selling Neighborhoods in DFW Area, Sunterra in Katy Shines
Nearly half of the top-selling U.S. neighborhoods are in Texas, with the state's master-planned communities seeing robust sales, despite market challenges. Sunterra in Katy stands out for its significant sales increase.
Viral TikTok Food Critic Keith Lee Targets Dallas Eateries, Eyes Impact on Local Culinary Scene
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.
Revitalized Cedar Crest Community Center Reopens in South Oak Cliff, Dallas
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.
Arlington's D.R. Horton Named Among World’s Most Admired Companies by Fortune
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.
North Texas Cities Earn Top Spots in America's "Hardest-Working" List with Irving Shining at Second
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.
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Spacestation Gaming Triumphs at Halo Championship Series Major in Arlington, Eyes London Prize
Spacestation Gaming won the 2024 Halo Championship Series Major at Esports Stadium Arlington, setting them up for the upcoming London Major. The venue, managed by rival team OpTic Gaming, hosted the $250,000 prize event.
Mesquite's Economic Boom: 2,800 Jobs Added, Major Companies Like Canadian Solar and General Dynamics Invest
Mesquite, Texas, reports economic growth with 2,800 new jobs and nine businesses, including Canadian Solar and Hexagon Purus opening facilities, and expansions by General Dynamics and other major companies.
Sportec Solutions to Establish U.S. Headquarters in Arlington, Scoring $1 Million Grant and Adding Jobs to Local Economy
Sportec Solutions is establishing its U.S. headquarters in Arlington, Texas, specializing in match data and video referee services for MLS. They've received a $1M grant and plan to create 17 jobs with an average salary of $55,000.
Loews Arlington Hotel Named 2024 Best Real Estate Deal in Hospitality by Dallas Business Journal
Loews Arlington Hotel has been lauded with the Dallas Business Journal's 2024 Best Real Estate Deal award for Hospitality/Hotel. The prestigious award highlights the hotel's significant impact on the Arlington area.
Fort Worth Advances in Child Care: 6 New Facilities and Pay Boost for Teachers, Reports Child Care Associates CEO
Kara Waddell of Child Care Associates reported progress in early child care services to the Fort Worth City Council, with six new facilities and a focus on improving teacher pay and building infrastructure.
Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce to Host Small Business Expo at Texas Live!
The Arlington Small Business Expo, organized by the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Frost Bank, is scheduled for June 12, 2024, at Texas Live! to offer networking and growth opportunities for entrepreneurs.
Fort Worth Embraces Future of Commerce with Wing's Drone Delivery Service Debut in Partnership with Walmart
Wing, an Alphabet company, is set to launch its drone delivery service in Fort Worth, partnered with Walmart, aiming to provide residents with quicker access to various products and reduce traffic and emissions.
The Dallas Morning News Joins Forces with Texas Metro News to Amplify Black Voices and Diversify Coverage
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.
Fort Worth Considers Economic Incentive Plan to Boost Workforce with GE Aerospace Expansion Near DFW Airport
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.
Dallas Set to Become Walmart's Central Hub for Drone Delivery Innovation
Walmart is centralizing its drone delivery program in Dallas, Texas, and closing 18 hubs in other states to focus on this initiative. DroneUp will service local Walmart locations and leverage FAA-approved UTM technology for safe drone operations.
Arlington Family Business Flourishes: Siara’s MedSpa Evolves from Hair Salon to Full-Service Spa Over Two Decades
Siara’s MedSpa in Arlington, grown from a hair salon into a full-service med spa, reflects the local entrepreneurial spirit. The business, now offering a range of aesthetic services, is run by founder Cecilia Gonzales and her daughter.
Texas Manufacturing Sector Faces Downturn as Dallas Fed Reports Decline in Factory Activity
Recent data from the Dallas Fed indicates a decline in Texas manufacturing activity, with factory activity and demand decreasing, igniting concerns over economic health and price pressures among manufacturers.
Embraer to Invest $70M in Fort Worth, Creating 250 Jobs with New Aerospace Facility at Alliance Airport
Embraer invests $70 million in new facilities at Perot Field Alliance Airport in Fort Worth, to expand MRO services for E-Jets. The project will create 250 jobs and enhance the aviation sector in Texas.
13+ Best Dallas Security Guard Companies to Protect Homes, Businesses & Individuals in 2024
Top security companies in Dallas have a commitment to innovation, customization, and employee development. They strive in an ongoing pursuit of ensuring the city's safety through an ever-changing environment of the growing business hub that is Dallas.
Finnish Tech Giant Salcomp to Establish U.S. Headquarters in Arlington, Aiming to Create 660 Jobs with Focus on Local Talent
Salcomp selected Arlington for its U.S. headquarters, expected to create 660 new jobs, and focuses on hiring local talent with potential economic incentives from the Arlington EDC.
Fort Worth Boosts Affordable Housing Efforts with Revised Housing Tax Credit Guidelines
Fort Worth updates Housing Tax Credit guidelines to improve affordable housing, involving community engagement and streamlining processes, including year-round 4% HTC applications and adjusted timelines for session and submission deadlines.
Denton Sets Stage for Tech Growth with Core Scientific's $6.1 Billion Investment and Job Creation Initiative
Core Scientific and the City of Denton have amended an agreement to expand AI sector growth, with a $6.1 billion investment expected to create 500 jobs and generate $194 million in tax revenue over 10 years.
Dallas City Council Backs $8 Million Grant to Restore Historic Forest Theater and Allots Additional Funds for South Dallas
Dallas commits funds to cultural and economic initiatives, including an $8 million grant for the Forest Theater and a $1.5 million incentive for Malcolm’s Point Retail Center. Kerwin Medical Center is also expanding its dementia care services.
Keller Planning & Zoning Commission to Review Hive Riot Honey Co. Build, Vintage Retail Operation, and More on December 10
Keller's zoning commission will hold a public hearing for new business proposals, including a honey company's accessory structure request and a garage amendment in Greenway Park, on December 10th.
Artworks Embroidery & Design Studio Thrives in Arlington's Cultural District: A Story of Entrepreneurial Craftmanship
Artworks Embroidery & Design Studio, led by Billy Chestnut, offers personalized embroidery and screen-printing services in Arlington's Cultural District, highlighting the impact of small local businesses.
Dallas City Council Unanimously Backs $49M West End Lofts Project and HAECO's New Aviation Repair Facility
The Dallas City Council backs major economic projects, including the $49 million West End Lofts mixed-use development and a new HAECO aviation repair facility, as part of the city's economic growth plan for 2025.
Fort Worth Fires Up Rare Earth Magnet Revolution: MP Materials Sparks U.S. Supply Chain Independence Amid Global Market Tensions
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.
Saks Global Closes Neiman Marcus's Dallas Headquarters Amid Cost-Cutting Following $2.65 Billion Acquisition
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.
Collin County DA's Office Champions Community Rehabilitation with Local Good Resale Opening
The Local Good Resale's opening in Collin County, funded by reselling donated goods, marks a collaboration with the DA's Office in support of community needs and a Pre-Trial Diversion Program for justice system rehabilitation.
Dallas City Council Approves $14.5 Million Incentive for Buckner Station Project, Moves Forward with $1 Billion University Hills Development
Dallas City Council approves economic incentives for local developments, including the Buckner Station Project and University Hills, as well as a new Fire Station No. 18.
Fort Worth Convention Center Launches New State-of-the-Art Catering Kitchen Enhancing Event Dining Experience
The Fort Worth Convention Center unveiled its new catering kitchen and tasting room, modernizing its facilities and enhancing the dining experience for guests with state-of-the-art equipment.
Denton County Bolsters Tech Presence with $687M Investment from Wistron InfoComm, Creating 888 New Jobs
Wistron InfoComm invests $687 million in two new facilities in Denton County, promising 888 jobs with an average salary of $63,000, bolstered by tax abatements and Denton's win over El Paso and Fremont for the sites.
Mansfield's Geyer Commons Gears Up for Autumn Launch of The Cottage Market, Invites Vendors to Open House
The Cottage Market at Geyer Commons in Mansfield is preparing for its fall opening, seeking boutique vendors. An open house is announced to discuss the market's potential with interested parties.
Fort Worth City Council Launches Small Business Development Program to Boost Local Economy
Fort Worth's City Council approved the Small Business Development Program to support small businesses and ensure compliance with federal nondiscrimination requirements, impacting city contracts and grant-funded projects.
Atmos Energy Advocates Safe Digging Practices on National 811 Day With Arlington Highlighting Importance of Utility Safety
Atmos Energy emphasizes the importance of contacting 811 before digging to prevent utility disruptions and maintain safety, according to a communication shared with the City of Arlington's Office of Communication.
Arlington Embraces Past and Future with Topping-Out Ceremony for Caravan Court Hotel
Topping-out ceremony marks progress for Arlington's Caravan Court Hotel, set for 2026 completion, with a design that pays homage to historic Bankhead Highway and aims to connect the city’s Downtown and Entertainment District.
Arlington's #SaveTheTacos Contest Heats Up with 24 Local Restaurants Vying for Favorite Taco Title
The article discusses Arlington's 4th Annual #SaveTheTacos contest where 24 restaurants compete to create Arlington's Favorite Taco. The contest runs from August 19 to September 30 and aims to encourage the use of paid time off.
Arlington Invites Vendors to Seize Economic Opportunities Ahead of INDYCAR Grand Prix and FIFA World Cup
Arlington is preparing for the INDYCAR Grand Prix and FIFA World Cup by inviting local and international vendors to register as city suppliers, offering potential business opportunities linked to these events.
Dallas City Council Approves $409 Million Bank of America Tower Redevelopment with Downtown Connection TIF District Support
Dallas City Council approves a $409 million redevelopment of a 72-story tower into mixed spaces, including 280 hotel rooms. H Mart opens in Dallas' Koreatown, and local businesses are encouraged to participate in the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Fort Worth's Future Ignites with Expansive Citywide Fiber Network Project by Sprocket Networks
Sprocket Networks is constructing a fiber network in Fort Worth to improve broadband for city facilities and residents, funded by federal and local money, managed by Mighty River LLC, and supported by Digital Alpha.
Swiss-Based Baumann Springs to Boost Grand Prairie's Economy with New Jobs and Advanced Manufacturing Expansion
Baumann Springs plans to expand its Grand Prairie, Texas, operations, creating 50 new jobs and strengthening the city's advanced manufacturing sector. The expansion will begin in the fall, with an operational start expected in Spring 2026.
Y’all Street Heats Up: Nasdaq Texas Plants Its Flag in Dallas
Nasdaq unveiled plans for Nasdaq Texas at a Permian Basin event in Midland and says it will base the new dual‑listing exchange out of Dallas. The move intensifies a three‑way fight for listings that could reshape where Texas companies list.
Downtown Neiman Marcus Survives at Least Through Holiday Season; Shutdown Still on Horizon
Saks Global says the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus will remain open past the 2025 holidays as it and the City of Dallas explore reimagining the flagship. The company and city are weighing retail, cultural and fashion-focused options for the building.
Arlington Police Department Launches New Southeast "Cop Shop" for Enhanced Community Engagement
The Arlington Police Department has opened a new "cop shop" storefront on New York Ave to keep officers in southeast Arlington, aiding in efficiency and community interaction, but it is not open for public business.
Arlington's Luraco Technologies: A Beacon of the American Dream Celebrated by Governor Abbott
The article covers the success story of brothers Tom and Kevin Le, founders of Luraco Technologies in Arlington, which manufactures massage chairs, in light of their 20th anniversary celebration acknowledged by the Governor.
White Settlement's TinkerLab Reopens in January with STEM-filled Fun for Kids and Homeschoolers
White Settlement's TinkerLab, a STEM activity hub, is resuming sessions in January after a brief holiday break. The library invites kids to engage in hands-on learning, with an extra session for homeschoolers planned.
The Henry Amps Up Dallas Dining Scene with Plano Expansion and Tiki-Themed Pop-Up, Hank's Hideaway
The Henry, an Uptown Dallas restaurant, plans to open a second location in Plano's Legacy West and has introduced a tiki-themed rooftop pop-up, Hank's Hideaway, serving tropical cocktails and Asian-Hawaiian bites.
American Airlines Revamps Flight Schedule at Dallas-Fort Worth to Boost Reliability and Ease Congestion
American Airlines is modifying its flight schedule at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, transitioning from a nine-bank to a thirteen-bank system to spread flights more evenly, improve connections, and recover faster from disruptions.
Clearfork Snags Design Within Reach, Johnston & Murphy In Upscale Retail Power Play
Design Within Reach and Johnston & Murphy have landed at The Shops at Clearfork, Oak & Eden’s whiskey lab is back, and Grown Brilliance and Suitsupply are on the way. The move keeps Clearfork positioned as Fort Worth’s upscale retail destination.
AT&T to Relocate Global Headquarters from Downtown Dallas to Plano, Economic Impact and Rising Crime Concerns Drive Move
AT&T is relocating from Downtown Dallas to a new campus in Plano, with potential economic impacts on Dallas, including a drop in property values and tax revenues. Public safety concerns partly influenced the move.
DFW-Arlington Metroplex Crowned Top Tech Hub in North America, Outshining Silicon Valley and D.C.
The DFW-Arlington metroplex is ranked as the top tech hub in North America by Site Selection Magazine, surpassing Washington, D.C., and highlighting the region's infrastructure, talent, and industry growth.
Loews Hotels & Co to Usher in New Era of Hospitality in Arlington with the Americana by Loews
Arlington will get the Americana by Loews Hotels, a 507-room upscale hotel, following the demolition of the Sheraton Arlington Hotel. It will have 83,000 sq ft of meeting space, including a grand ballroom and event lawn.
Public Storage Ditches Glendale, Crowns Frisco as New HQ
Public Storage is moving its corporate headquarters from Glendale to Frisco as part of a PS4.0 leadership reset that promotes H. Tom Boyle to CEO. The decision lists 2811 Internet Blvd as the new Frisco address and comes amid a string of California‑to‑Texas HQ moves.
Fort Worth Judge Greenlights American's $100 Million JetBlue Grudge Match
A Fort Worth judge denied JetBlue's motion to dismiss American Airlines' post‑alliance contract claims, keeping alive a dispute over more than $100 million. The decision sends the case into discovery over contested accounting and payments.
Dallas Enhabit Home-Care Firm Taken Private In $1.1 Billion Cash Swoop
Kinderhook Industries will buy Dallas-based Enhabit in an all-cash deal valuing the home‑health and hospice provider at about $1.1 billion. Shareholders will receive $13.80 per share and the company will be taken private pending approvals.
Kendra Scott Turns 12 South Into Cocktail Country With Yellow Rose Flagship
Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott opened a Nashville flagship Thursday, pairing western‑inspired retail with Beau's Bar, the brand's first cocktail lounge. The 12 South shop adds experiential touches like a hat atelier and Color Bar.
Thai Power Player Drops $1.5 Billion On Texas Juice For AI Data Centers
Banpu says it will invest $1.5B+ in U.S. gas-fired power to serve hyperscale and AI data centers, concentrating on Texas and its Temple power footprint. The move leans on BKV’s Temple plants and plans for new capacity and acquisitions.
KKR Scoops Up Dallas Deal Machine Arctos Partners in $1.4 Billion Sports Power Play
KKR completed its acquisition of Dallas‑based Arctos Partners in a $1.4B deal, folding the sports‑investor into a new KKR Solutions platform. The move brings Arctos’ sports stakes and GP‑solutions expertise under KKR.
Houston Power Players Ride $142 Billion Energy Deal Stampede
Deloitte says U.S. power-and-utilities M&A jumped to nearly $142B in 2025 as data‑center demand and transmission limits push buyers toward connected gas and de‑risked renewables. Houston’s dense energy cluster puts it at the center of those deals.
Tears On The Tarmac As Spirit Crews Say Goodbye At DFW’s Founders Plaza
Former Spirit crew gathered at Founders Plaza near DFW for a quiet farewell after the airline abruptly halted operations, leaving many facing a difficult job search. The gathering underscored how industry seniority rules can complicate next steps for long‑time workers.
