Denton won a $1M USDOT Build America IFAC award to create an ITS master plan that will add smart signals, sensors and data analytics to ease congestion and attract funding.

A 79-year-old passenger died after a Cadillac veered into a tree in the median on New York Avenue in Arlington; police say the driver swerved to avoid another vehicle.

Robert Isom pitched new lounges, cabin refreshes and a possible wide‑body order as a way to close a multibillion‑dollar profit gap, with DFW at the center of the plan.

Work to widen Northeast Loop 820 and add TEXpress lanes on SH 183 may finish before Thanksgiving 2026, offering faster trips to DFW if the schedule holds. The $414M toll-funded project began in 2023.

Commuters along I‑35W in southern Denton County face daily gridlock as crashes and booming housing projects outpace TxDOT timelines. Relief projects are planned but years away.

Chase’s Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club opens July 16 in DFW’s Terminal D with a whiskey room, Face Haus express treatments, relaxation pods and a chef partnership. The new space promises Texas-focused menus and extended daily hours.

After hosting the Club World Cup, North Texas officials say shuttle lanes, weather protocols and stadium tweaks were stress‑tested and need work before World Cup 2026.

State and regional planners are asking North Texans to weigh in as TxDOT and NCTCOG draft 10‑year plans that could steer billions to highways, bridges and transit. Meetings and comment windows are open this month.

A Dallas sidewalk kiosk in Turtle Creek was smashed days after the city’s new network went live. The vendor says it will cover repairs, but the incident renewed debate about ads and sidewalk clutter.

DOE and AEP say up to $3.26B will fund transmission rebuilds in Texas, aiming to improve reliability and cut costs for households and businesses.

An SMU-led model finds full autonomous adoption could cut DFW delays by up to a third, but empty robotaxi miles, safety probes and transit losses temper the promise.

Better Block is launching 90-day traffic-calming pilots at neighborhood intersections after a Vermont and Ewing demo cut speeds and boosted stop compliance.

A 30-inch force main ruptured near Mirabella Boulevard, sending more than 100,000 gallons of wastewater into north Arlington. TRA says public water is safe but private well users within a half-mile should boil water.