Bread Zeppelin reopens in Southlake after renovations
Bread Zeppelin renovated its Southlake store, including adding a new drink station, company staff said. (Courtesy Bread Zeppelin) The Southlake Bread Zeppelin location has reopened after undergoing renovations. Company staff said changes include a new drink station, updated paint and polishing the floors. The restauran
23-lot neighborhood development Tenison Hills at Highland & Barbaree goes vertical
Tenison Hills, a neighborhood expected to be full of architecturally-distinct single-family homes, is under construction. The near-Forest Hills development is at the intersection of Highland Road and Barbaree Boulevard and has 23 lots, seven of which border Tenison Park golf course. A couple decades ago, the 4.16-acre
Garland SWAT standoff ends with bank robbery suspect’s arrest
GARLAND, Texas - A bank robbery suspect is in custody after a standoff in Garland. The suspect was apprehended shortly before midnight on Wednesday at a motel along Interstate 30 near Broadway Boulevard. He reportedly had a felony warrant for bank robbery, and the Dallas Police Department’s fugitive team tracked...
Irving firefighter arrested after viral Melissa pool party incident with rifle
A confrontation at a neighborhood pool party in North Texas, now viewed millions of times online, has led to the arrest of an Irving firefighter. Melissa police say 44-year-old Kevin Brown was arrested after bringing a rifle to a community pool during a dispute involving children at a birthday party Friday in the Meado
The Pad Thai That Will Change How You Think About the West End
Tony Street had been in the restaurant business his whole life — his family’s legacy, not a career he chose so much as one he grew up inside. Jab Street came up differently, learning her craft over ten years as a chef at Toys Café before bringing that background to Dallas. What they shared was an obsession with Thai fo
“The Flats” mosaic mural honors Garland’s first free-standing Black community
The new installation outside the Granville Arts Center preserves the legacy of Garland's first African American community.
Denton man dies after falling from boat in Lake Lewisville, officials said
LEWISVILLE, Texas — A Lewisville man died Sunday after he fell off a boat while docking, officials said. Texas Game Wardens responded around 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 24, to Eagle Point Marina at Lake Lewisville to reports of a water death, the Texas Game Wardens said in a press release.
Garland’s Giant Republic Apartments Heads For Courthouse Showdown
The Republic Apartments, a sprawling two-property complex along the I-30 corridor in Garland, is barreling toward a courthouse showdown after its owner, Dallas-based S2 Capital, allegedly defaulted on a roughly $78.6 million loan. The 1980s-era sister communities, Republic West and Republic East, total about 1,033 unit
‘Operation Red Card’ ends with over 200 arrests across North Texas ahead of the...
Federal and local law enforcement officials announced Wednesday they arrested over 200 people, seized over 800 kilograms of meth and 280 guns as part of a crackdown on crime ahead of the FIFA World Cup matches in Arlington. "Operation Red Card" began in March and lasted 10 weeks. It was...
Dallas ISD graduate earns $4.2 million in college scholarships
A North Texas graduate turned months of applications and academic focus into full‑ride offers from colleges across the country.

















