A fatal crash closed northbound Parkwood Boulevard in Plano, with emergency crews on scene and traffic detours in place.

A North Texas rebate pool is nudging Dallas and UPS toward electric trucks, with initial approvals and millions left for more fleets. Applications are due May 15, 2026.

The FAA placed DFW and Love Field under a ground stop after reporting an equipment outage; storm damage overnight complicated recovery and left travelers facing delays.

Bulldozers are clearing the long‑vacant Northwest Mall as developers prep the 45‑acre site as a possible Houston terminus for a Dallas–Houston high‑speed rail line. The teardown is an early, visible step after years of starts and stops for the project.

Alaska and American Airlines are in preliminary talks to expand their West Coast partnership into international joint ventures, a move that would broaden Seattle’s direct global links. Regulators and courts will be watching closely.

A man was found unresponsive after his car struck a signal pole at Frankford and Preston in North Dallas and later died at a nearby hospital.

An American Airlines Boeing 737 bound for Dallas declared a general emergency over the Gulf of Mexico and diverted Monday to Houston's IAH after the crew squawked 7700.

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi pilot to Dallas and Houston, opening limited, geofenced rides as regulators and competitors watch closely. The move follows Austin and Bay Area tests.

City of Grapevine warns DFW’s Skylink will run on a modified schedule Apr 18–19; travelers between terminals should allow extra time.

Arlington opened a 1.18-mile, four-lane extension of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive on Monday, a project city officials say will shave traffic off Matlock Road and open nearby land for development.

Dallas and Arlington have different scooter rules for World Cup visitors — differences cover sidewalks, curfews and speed limits that could lead to fines.

American will install nearly 20 dormakaba Argus Air XS electronic boarding gates at DFW this summer as part of Terminal C and A pier expansions. The self‑boarding units aim to speed boarding and free staff for other tasks.

A new analysis finds Texas averages roughly 827 pedestrian deaths a year, with big metros like Houston and Dallas driving much of the risk. Officials and advocates point to high‑speed roads and rapid growth as core problems.