The privately funded project adds wudu basins to men's and women's restrooms at DFW's international terminal by year's end.

A local cafe owner says lost power keeps chasing away paying customers as Southlake pushes for state action against its co-op.

South Dallas' most dangerous walking corridor is finally getting a road diet, new lighting, and bike lanes, with work stretching to 2031.

Construction starts Aug. 10 on $720,000 in pedestrian safety upgrades at the Riverside Drive rail crossing.

Richardson’s Silver Line bridge over US 75 now has two towering steel arches. Blue-and-white lighting is next.

Waymo has ended its Dallas waitlist, opening driverless rides to everyone inside its service area. Airport and freeway trips will have to wait.

Mesquite’s first new fire station in 33 years is now serving the fast-growing Trinity Pointe area with added fire, EMS and police capacity.

Flightradar24 logged a single‑day tracking record of 153,359 commercial flights on July 23, driven by peak summer schedules and wider ADS‑B coverage. The total reflects the platform’s visibility, not a passenger census.

Deep Ellum merchants say Commerce Street reconstruction has slashed foot traffic and left many owners reporting roughly 30% revenue drops as crews continue work. Owners blame lost parking, limited access and a pushed-back finish date.

American Airlines has dropped service to 15 transatlantic cities, shrinking its Europe map and pushing more travelers onto partner carriers or longer connections. The cuts highlight fleet and fuel pressures shaping the carrier’s international network.

A head-on collision on FM 121 between Tioga and Gunter killed one person and injured four. Two victims were airlifted and the highway was closed for hours.

Austin-Bergstrom has gone live with the FAA’s Terminal Flight Data Manager, replacing paper flight strips with touchscreen displays to modernize tower operations.

The Southwest Power Pool warned July 20 it could order rolling blackouts across 14 central states after record demand and power‑plant outages left reserves thin.