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.

A 25-year-old woman from Ames, Oklahoma died after her pickup rolled multiple times on U.S. Highway 60 near Higgins, Texas, authorities say.

DFW’s board will meet Thursday to consider agreements with American, consultant contracts and incentive requests tied to Panther Island and a proposed Collin County retail hub.

Hurst council approved a $7M contract to rebuild West Pipeline Road and ratified emergency erosion repairs at Rickel Park.

An early-morning two-vehicle crash on I-35E at Ewing Avenue left one person dead and at least three hospitalized, officials said.

House committee advanced a bill to set national rules for self‑driving trucks, fund training and require remote operators to be U.S.-based.

Most of Dallas’ 50‑mile Loop should be open by the end of 2026; crews could begin the final segments in 2027 as funding and bridge work come together.

American will outfit 500+ narrowbodies with Starlink starting Q1 2027, promising lower‑latency, streaming‑capable Wi‑Fi on many domestic routes.

An Airbus A380 superjumbo landed at DFW on May 25, arriving ahead of a scheduled nonstop to London and drawing plane‑spotters to Founders' Plaza.

A 20-year-old Fort Worth man, Harrison William Bradford, died after his vehicle was struck by a TEXRail train. Trinity Metro ran a bus bridge while crews repaired damaged track.

Denton adopted a Vision Zero plan and approved SS4A funding steps that could unlock nearly $12.72M for upgrades on high‑injury corridors. The move follows similar safety pushes in Dallas and Fort Worth.