Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Netflix, alleging the streamer secretly harvested Texans’ data — including kids’ viewing logs — and shared it with ad-tech and data brokers.

UT Arlington will lead a $4M, state-backed project with Rice to deploy a radar-integrated, real-time flood-warning network across the Texas Hill Country. The platform aims to deliver location-specific depth forecasts to emergency managers.

Peggy and Carl Sewell gave $10 million to launch MD Anderson's Center for Cellular Language Intelligence, a hub using spatial biology and AI to map tumor ecosystems.

A 72-year-old Arlington man says incision‑free MRI‑guided ultrasound stopped his tremor in seconds, and he’s back to repairing radios.

UT Arlington secured a Navy contract worth up to $86.4M to test next‑generation ship power and directed‑energy systems at its pulsed‑power lab in south Arlington.

Ben Lamm says gene drives can curb a $5.4 trillion invasive‑species problem; safety and regulatory questions remain. The pitch puts Dallas biotech at the center of a fraught debate.

Experts warned AI could bring big jobs and investment to Dallas‑Fort Worth while testing power, water and workforce capacity across the region.

AT&T reached an agreement-in-principle with federal officials to invest up to $2 billion to upgrade FirstNet, aiming to expand coverage and lower program costs.

The FTC says OkCupid shared nearly 3 million user photos with AI firm Clarifai in 2014; Match Group agreed to a proposed settlement in Dallas that would bar future misrepresentations.

Microsoft will add two 'AI factory' buildings and a 900 MW power plant to Crusoe's Abilene campus after OpenAI stepped back, raising fresh questions about power and local impacts.

Verily landed a Series X‑led $300M investment that reduces Alphabet to a minority owner and turns the company into Verily Health Inc., accelerating its push to commercialize AI health tools.

A 20i survey finds Texas web designers report more pay satisfaction than peers on the coasts, even with lower average salaries. Cost of living and career stage appear to matter more than raw dollars.

Lyda Hill-backed Learning Voyages will fund spring STEM trips for more than 48,000 Dallas ISD students, covering buses, admissions and curriculum-aligned programming.