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Fort Worth, Texas — Governor Greg Abbott announced a $24.2 million Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund grant to FormFactor Inc. on July 2 for a new probe card manufacturing facility in Farmers Branch expected to create more than 600 jobs.
Texas Comptroller records show a new sales tax permit was issued on July 3, 2026, for 3:23Special Protectioncllc at 8901 Tehama Ridge Pkwy Ste 127 in Fort Worth.
Keith Mitchell, a Texas A&M Hall of Fame linebacker and NFL Pro Bowler, has died at age 51. Mitchell was a cornerstone of the Aggies' 'Wrecking Crew' defense and ranks fourth in school history with 34 career sacks.
The Dallas Mavericks announced their 2026 NBA Summer League roster Friday, headlined by first-round picks Morez Johnson Jr. and Sergio De Larrea. The squad features international talent from five countries and begins play Thursday in Las Vegas.
Dallas is one of five major American cities that will not host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to venue limitations or withdrawal from the bidding process.
Environmental organizations have initiated legal action to halt BNSF Railway's development in Barstow, California, citing concerns over the project's environmental impact.
A new road maintenance initiative in Grayson County is scheduled to start this summer.
Fort Worth, Texas — Salary-cap pressure dictated the Dallas Stars' approach to the opening day of NHL free agency, as the club traded Mavrik Bourque and Ilya Lyubushkin to Nashville to create financia
Grayson County emergency management is providing funding for residential safe rooms.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram announces a new entertainment reporter, reports the permanent closure of MUTTS Canine Cantina locations, and explains the state law prohibiting Sunday car sales.
The Washington International All-Purpose Foundation continues its annual effort to install air conditioning units for vulnerable Fort Worth residents as the anniversary of the 1980 heat wave approaches.
The Sierra Club and allies filed a state court lawsuit Wednesday challenging the approval of a major railyard project in Barstow, California, which is expected to be the largest in the nation.
American Airlines has opened a new Provisions by Admirals Club lounge at John F. Kennedy International Airport, featuring a dedicated barista station and grab-and-go food options.
Nathan Eovaldi earned his ninth win as five home runs propelled the Texas Rangers to a 10-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers at Globe Life Field.
A Texas Senate committee hearing put new scrutiny on broadband grant rules after lawmakers questioned whether recent changes give satellite internet providers different treatment from traditional rural broadband companies.
Federal prosecutors have indicted five alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang for a 2024 kidnapping and execution-style murder in Farmers Branch, Texas.
Several professional soccer players were observed browsing western wear stores in Dallas during the ongoing World Cup tournament.
Fort Worth Animal Care and Control is deploying a mobile unit to provide complimentary spay, neuter, and microchipping services to residents starting in mid-July.
Arlington has introduced a new program allowing callers with non-urgent medical issues to speak with a nurse instead of receiving an ambulance, aiming to reduce call volume and costs.
Cleveland Guardians power past Texas Rangers with three home runs, including multi-hit innings, to secure a 9-4 victory at Progressive Field on Wednesday.
Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock plans to leave office at the end of July, putting the state’s chief financial office in transition after the launch of the $1 billion school voucher program.
Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters announced that the GOP's first Midterm Convention in Dallas will showcase President Trump's record and predict a decisive victory for Ken Paxton.
Denton Ryan and other local coaches are implementing extended breaks and limiting summer activities to protect high school athletes from overuse injuries.
While AT&T Stadium draws global attention, local business owners report declining sales and highlight the need for infrastructure improvements on Collins Street.
City of Dallas non-uniform workers must take unpaid leave days starting July 1 to help close a financial shortfall, with Mayor Johnson citing revenue misses and Councilmember Bazaldua criticizing the process.
A proposed data center project has submitted an incomplete application to draw up to 5 million gallons of water daily from Cedar Creek Reservoir, a primary source for Fort Worth and other North Texas cities.
Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is deploying a mobile clinic to provide free spay and neuter services in neighborhoods starting July 18.
Attendees at a June 30 Fort Worth open house expressed skepticism about proposed data center regulations, with some calling the measures insufficient while others sought clarity on infrastructure costs.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott called Tuesday for blocking new data center construction in rural neighborhoods, deepening his regulatory stance as opposition to the facilities intensifies across the state.
**WASHINGTON** — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration may revoke Temporary Protected Status for immigrants from Haiti and Syria, a 6-to-3 decision that places more than 1.3 million TPS holders nationwide at imminent risk of arrest and deportation. A
A woman with non-life-threatening injuries was hospitalized after a dispute turned violent in northwest Fort Worth late Friday night.
Bell Textron Inc. has secured a $43.2 million contract to supply 32 gearboxes for military helicopters to the Czech Republic through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program, with the work to be performed at the company's Fort Worth facility through June 2030.
UT poll finds Texas Senate race wide open; majority of voters oppose data center projects as economic worries grow.
City officials are gathering resident feedback on proposed regulations for data centers during an open house in downtown Fort Worth.
The city is seeking a court order to raze the Eco Motel after decades of violations, marking a key outcome of its new nuisance enforcement pilot program.
A person died after being struck by a vehicle on eastbound Interstate 20 near Oak Grove Road Sunday night, prompting a police investigation.
The PUCT approved ERCOT’s Batch Zero interconnection framework, designed to separate real data center projects from speculative ones in a 438 GW queue.
Fred's Texas Cafe in Fort Worth has launched a workday program in partnership with Stone's Throw Farm to provide employment opportunities for young adults with learning differences.
Capital One Café and Pax & Beneficia Coffee are providing complimentary beverages every Monday in the Dallas area this summer.
