The drone delivery company’s new 15,000-square-foot plant could churn out tens of thousands of aircraft a year.

IREN says a Microsoft networking upgrade, not money trouble, is behind a two-month slip in its $4 billion revenue target.

Rides launched at 6 a.m. Monday, stretching from TCU to White Settlement, as federal regulators keep digging into Tesla's driving software.

Builders spent a month tackling factory and supply-chain problems before showing off finished projects at Moonshot's Fort Worth headquarters.

Prototyping labs called Fablets, a bigger consortium and $100 million in private backing are part of the Dallas-area push.

Second-year occupational therapy students at TCU can soon chase board certification in lifestyle medicine, starting spring 2027.

Jaxson Flynt now plays baseball and bowls after beating long odds. His Haslet family just topped $1.1 million for research into his ultra-rare disorder.

Warhound wants its first genetically modified puppy litters barking by early 2027, pairing Colossal's cloning tech with Anduril gear.

New Braunfels-based TSTC will offer free AI training as manufacturers report most workers aren't ready to use the tools.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Fort Worth crowds the transplant system was corrupted by monopoly power, while Tarrant County's measles numbers keep climbing.

A Dallas-area barber and a nail tech are getting paid to film their work — data that may one day power machines that do their jobs.

Denton's new research hub will house biomedical labs and a startup incubator, but UNT still won't say exactly when classes begin.

Kathryn Hedrick keeps the B-24 bomber Diamond Lil airborne at Dallas Executive Airport, honoring her grandfather's own escape from the Holocaust.