Dallas working to keep Stars in the city
The city of Dallas is actively working to keep the Stars at the American Airlines Center. This comes after a report that the Stars are in talks to potentially move to the Shops at Willow Bend site in Plano.
Dallas suburb surprises as millennial magnet and more popular stories
Editor's note: The top Dallas news of the week includes reports on where millennials are moving and how much it takes to be a middle class earner in DFW. Plus, Taylor Sheridan spins off a new show set in a buzzy Dallas suburb. Catch up on our most popular stories below, then visit our guide to the best weekend events.
‘Mind ya business’ | Frenchman’s take on DFW goes viral, responds to WFAA Daybreak...
DALLAS — A Frenchman's take on the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has gone viral -- so the new WFAA Daybreak team had to react to his video. Éros Brousson posted the video to Instagram, where he said "everyone drives a six-ton, military-grade assault truck" to head to the Chick-Fil-A drive-thru, and also shared his...
Severe Thunderstorms Target Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Western Arkansas on Wednesday With Large Hail,...
UNITED STATES — A strengthening storm system moving across the Plains is expected to trigger severe thunderstorms on Wednesday, impacting parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and western Arkansas, including areas near Fort Smith. Forecast guidance highlights a corridor of severe thunderstorm risk stretching from north...
Former American Institute of Architects Dallas presidents find EDC’s $1B City Hall repair cost...
DALLAS — One week after the city of Dallas published a report finding the repair of City Hall would carry a $1 billion price tag, former presidents of the American Institute of Architects Dallas have released a paper finding the report not credible. According to AIA Dallas' paper, the...
Norma’s Cafe Owner Remembered As Respected Restaurant Industry Leader
Edward “Ed” Murph III, the owner of beloved Dallas comfort food institution Norma’s Cafe, is being remembered for his “unwavering commitment to community service and leadership.”. The Texas Restaurant Association shared in a statement that Murph died Feb. 23. Murph was the first-ever Texas recipient of...
Waxahachie man sentenced to 70 months for SIM card-swapping fraud
DALLAS, Texas — A Waxahachie man has been sentenced to 70 months in federal prison for orchestrating a SIM card-swapping fraud scheme, according to the United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas. Kimionte Bennett, a 30-year-old, was indicted in July 2025 and pled guilty in October 2025...
Pita Mediterranean serves build-your-own pitas, bowls in Frisco
Pita Mediterranean opened Feb. 14 in Frisco. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact) Pita Mediterranean recently opened in Frisco, a company representative said. The eatery’s menu features build-your-own pitas and bowls. Protein options include steak shawarma, chicken shawarma and falafel. A variety of dips and spreads are...
Rawhide Road Raid: Celina Cops Join Plano SWAT For Quiet Bust
What could have been a tense weekend showdown on Rawhide Road wrapped up quietly this morning, as Celina police teamed up with Plano’s SWAT unit and nearby tactical teams to serve a warrant and take all wanted individuals into custody without incident. Officials say there is no ongoing threat to the public, although...
DPD welcomes 41 new officers
The Dallas Police Department graduated class number 406 from the academy today. During the last year, the department has aggressively increased recruiting, including hiring people away from other departments.

















