DFW opened a 1.65-mile East-West Connector on June 12 to reduce congestion and improve access to the rental‑car area and future Terminal F.

Fort Worth adopted a 314‑page Master Transportation Plan on June 9 that prioritizes roadway, freight and safety projects through 2034 and beyond.

An American Airlines DFW–Monterey flight was delayed when pilots were briefly locked out of the cockpit; maintenance re‑entered through a side window and passengers reported about a 90‑minute wait.

A 24‑inch transmission main ruptured in Fort Worth, prompting a boil‑water notice for Near Northside and Lake Worth areas; bottled water pick‑up is open while tests run.

A driver was killed Sunday after a vehicle crossed onto DART tracks and was struck by a Blue Line train near Royal Lane and Audelia Road.

Three children were taken to a hospital after a late-night crash near I-30 in east Fort Worth; one remains in critical condition. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

DFW’s board approved a $627.4M contract to consolidate shuttle services under LAZ Parking while longtime vendors protested and requested review. The award aims to standardize service ahead of World Cup travel.

Dallas is preparing to issue up to $205 million in waterworks-and-sewer refunding bonds to replace short-term commercial paper used for its capital program.

Austin-Bergstrom playfully flagged flights rerouted from DFW Friday as diversions landed at AUS. Here’s what passengers should know.

Texas DPS told NTTA it will not renew the patrol contract; the agreement ends Aug. 31, 2026 and troopers will be reassigned while NTTA lines up local coverage.

Body‑cam video shows a Dallas constable moving a stalled Waymo robotaxi that blocked emergency crews after an Oak Cliff apartment explosion.

DART employees warned they could hit the picket lines days before World Cup matches at AT&T Stadium, a threat that could complicate travel for fans and commuters.

Texas DPS will now give CDL written exams only in English to align with federal rules; drivers and training programs are already adjusting.