Dallas-Fort Worth

A fan in a Lakers jersey might’ve just saved the Mavericks.

A $3 billion development is set to bring retail, offices, and amenities to North Texas’ fastest-growing region.

Wan Bridge’s Kelli Cone discusses what’s behind the build-to-rent boom and where opportunities are emerging next.

Early results show Democrat Taylor Rehmet and Republican Leigh Wambsganss splitting the majority, leaving behind Republican John Huffman.

Here’s a short article on the Texas Tribune about the propositions on the ballot. If you take notes on how you want to vote, you can do it in just a few minutes.

The city of Fort Worth is asking Tarrant County College to consider a historic designation for the shuttered 113-year-old TXU North Main Power Plant to protect the building from demolition.

Congo Brands—linked to Logan Paul’s Prime Hydration—is cutting more than150 jobs in Texas after a billion-dollar beverage deal.

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Fort Worth ISD’s nine locally elected trustees are out as Texas officials stepped in Thursday after years of poor student outcomes.

Oak Lawn United Methodist Church said it would be painting its steps Tuesday in response to the new regulation.

Education Commissioner Mike Morath is expected to replace the district’s elected board following years of accountability concerns.

Developers say they’ll honor the land’s legacy—with a whole lot of houses.

Eden Green supplied millions of pounds of produce to retailers.