Driver in Pilot Point cyclist crash didn’t have license at time of accident: crash...
The driver in a fatal Pilot Point crash did not have his driver's license at the time of the accident, the crash report shows. The report also says the driver left the scene, but later returned. Investigators found he was speeding and not paying attention to the road before the accident.
UT Dallas Cashes In On $127M From Foreign Students As Ranks Shrink
Newly released records show the University of Texas at Dallas pulled in more than $127 million in tuition and mandatory fees from international students across two recent fall semesters, even as its foreign-student headcount dropped by roughly 1,300. That split between rising revenue and falling enrollment highlights...
Fifth Third Buys Out Comerica, Tower Status Unclear
The $10.9 billion buyout of Dallas-based Comerica Inc. by Fifth Third Bancorp has officially closed. The deal allows Fifth Third to expand its footprint in Texas. Comerica has 101 branches in Texas, including 51 in DFW. The Dallas Business Journal reports Fifth Third executives have said they plan to use...
Flower Mound crime report Jan. 25–Feb. 2: High-value theft, drug arrests, DWIs
The following is a summary of recent police activity in Flower Mound, including reported incidents and arrests. From Jan. 25-Feb. 2, officers responded to a range of calls, including high-value theft, drug possession offenses, aggravated assault with deadly weapon and vehicle burglary. Saturday, Jan. 25, 2026 3:00...
Developer acquires land near Lake Ray Roberts for master-planned community
A new large-scale development is planned along the northern edge of the Denton after a real estate group closed on thousands of acres near Lake Ray Roberts, according to The Dallas Morning News.
Alley trash pickup remains popular with Dallas survey respondents
Homeowners hope Dallas City Hall will follow new data showing the popularity of alley-trash pickup. It provides the latest snapshot of the city’s two-year effort to bring curbside waste collection to Dallas, improve sanitation worker safety, and lower costs. What started as an online petition for Libby Collet last...
Sushi Kai brings Japanese cuisine to Rayzor Ranch
While the people of Denton prepared for a winter storm, one small business held its grand opening on Friday, Jan. 23, after months of hard work and perseverance. Located at 2655 W. University Drive between WinCo Foods and Target, Sushi Kai welcomed customers in from the cold, introducing them to Rayzor Ranch’s newest...
Paris Baguette moves tentative opening date in Dallas, near Richardson border
Paris Baguette is set to open in Dallas, near Richardson border in February. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact) Paris Baguette has set a tentative opening date of Feb. 24 in Dallas, near the Richardson border, a company representative said. The previous date was Feb. 14. The eatery’s menu includes cakes, tarts, donuts...
EDS campus changes advance ahead of AT&T relocation to Plano
Plano Planning and Zoning commissioners approved two items at their Feb. 2 meeting tied to the former EDS campus as redevelopment plans for the property continue to take shape. (Jacquelyn Burrer/Community Impact) Future development plans for the former Electronic Data Systems campus could start to take shape soon...
La La Land Kind Cafe Is Coming To Frisco
A new La La Land Kind Cafe is headed to Frisco, bringing its signature yellow cups, feel-good mission and café menu to Legacy Drive. According to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the café will take over an existing 1,616-square-foot tenant space at 11660 Legacy Drive, Suite 1996. The...
