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Denton City Council is evaluating the timing and funding for a new fire station to serve the Robson Ranch development, where response times currently exceed department goals.
The city has launched a one-year initiative with the Communities Foundation of Texas to accelerate the conversion of vacant lots into affordable homes.
A new industry report identifies Dallas as the leading location for data centers worldwide, overtaking Virginia after decades of dominance.
The Dallas City Council has backed a $19 million, 210-unit affordable housing development located one mile south of the University of North Texas at Dallas.
The 2027 Unified Transportation Program gives the Dallas and Fort Worth districts a combined $16.5 billion over ten years. TxDOT's own spokesman calls it a forecast, not a budget.
Texas Woman's University will launch a new downtown Dallas campus next year in partnership with a nonprofit to support students facing financial barriers.
The New York Stock Exchange has launched a new branch office in Dallas, marking its first location in the state.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is scheduled to participate in the grand opening of the NYSE Texas headquarters in Dallas.
Dallas-based Texas Capital Bank has moved two exchange-traded funds to the Texas Stock Exchange, marking the venue's first primary listings.
A new industry report indicates Dallas and its suburbs hold the top national spot for hotel development projects, while Houston leads in renovations.
The Dallas-based Texas Stock Exchange has opened with a limited public trading phase starting Thursday, aiming to offer a cost-effective alternative to major U.S. markets.
The Dallas-based Texas Stock Exchange started member-only test trading this week, with public access scheduled to begin on July 10 featuring a limited selection of securities.
Texas Health Mansfield Stadium officially opened on July 1, 2026, with a capacity of 7,000 seats.
Zillow counted 5,072 Dallas, TX homes for sale as of May 31, 2026, while Redfin reported 2,843 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $498,702.
