Northlake to be home of MP Materials’ $1.25 billion manufacturing campus 10X
MP Materials will build a $1.25 billion manufacturing campus in Northlake, creating 1,500 jobs and reducing reliance on foreign supply chains for rare earth magnets used in various technologies.
With his personal life under scrutiny, Ken Paxton’s family defends his character in Senate race
Ken Paxton’s family defends his character in the Senate race, countering allegations of infidelity with a campaign ad featuring his daughter’s praise for his family values.
Texas to correct 4,200 errors in state-developed Bluebonnet textbooks
Texas will correct 4,200 errors in state-developed Bluebonnet textbooks, including image licensing, formatting, and factual errors. Taxpayers will cover reprinting costs. Concerns raised about oversight and impact on students.
Early vote turnout in Texas outpacing past elections, fueled by Democratic primary voters
Texas early voting turnout surpasses previous midterm elections, driven by increased participation from Democratic primary voters during the first week of voting.
More Texans are voting early than in recent primaries, election data shows
Texans are voting early in higher numbers than recent primaries, with Democrats leading the surge. Competitive races are driving turnout, with over 1.3 million early votes cast statewide.
Texas’ comptroller is the state’s top accountant. The candidates are campaigning on culture wars.
Texas comptroller candidates Don Huffines, Christi Craddick, and Kelly Hancock focus on culture wars, emphasizing issues like DEI and trans athletes over traditional financial responsibilities.
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Behind the deal: Why Scotiabank picked Dallas for new US hub
Scotiabank chose Dallas for its new U.S. hub after a key dinner with George W. Bush. The bank plans to invest millions and create hundreds of jobs in the area.
Plano median home sales price down $43,000 year over year in January
Plano’s median home price dropped $43,000 year over year to $473,000 in January 2026 from $516,100 in January 2025. 120 homes were sold in Plano during January.
Richardson officials approve DART funding deal, governance restructure
Richardson officials approved DART funding and governance changes, aiming to reshape the system. New agreements will return money to cities and reallocate voting power on the board. Potential impacts on services expected.
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Houston/Southeast
Upper Kirby TIRZ’s $125M budget to help reconstruct, improve roadways
Houston City Council approved a $125 million budget for Upper Kirby TIRZ for road reconstruction and improvements from 2026-2030. Projects include West Alabama and Bissonnet reconstruction, drainage system upgrades, and other enhancements.
Montgomery County makes progress on 2025 road bond program
Montgomery County commissioners reviewed progress on the 2025 road bond program, allocating $106 million to projects out of $130.6 million in bond funds. Discussions on forming ad hoc committees for county functions were tabled for further planning.
Lina Hidalgo Storms Out
Democratic Harris County Judge, Lina Hidalgo, nationally recognized for guiding Houston through crises, abruptly leaves her second term, causing a stir.
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Central Texas
‘The Problem With Erik’ Update: Judge Says No Retrial for Erik Maund
Austin auto executive Erik Maund won’t get a retrial for his murder-for-hire conviction, as an appeals court ruled that procedural errors in the original trial don’t necessitate a new one.
Barhopping Looks a Little Different in Bucolic Dripping Springs
Dripping Springs, Texas, known as the wedding capital, offers a unique barhopping experience with family-friendly distilleries and breweries featuring playgrounds, picnic tables, and local goats.
We’ve Officially Entered the Era of the Trendy Apartment Hotel
Hotels such as Austin’s Roost Rainey are offering trendy apartment-style accommodations to compete with Airbnb, marking the rise of a new era in the hospitality industry.
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San Antonio
Self-driving service Waymo launches to the public in San Antonio
Self-driving service Waymo launches in San Antonio, offering ride-hailing with autonomous vehicles. Expansion planned for Dallas, Houston, and Orlando. Waymo aims to serve over one million rides per week by year-end.
Shavano Park approves funding structure for 1604 Public Improvement District; Bitterblue forms ownership entity
Shavano Park City Council approved funding for 1604 Public Improvement District, creating three additional PID funds. Assistant City Manager explained benefits to city and developer on Feb. 23. Bitterblue forms ownership entity.
Judson ISD closes 3 elementary schools amid $37M budget shortfall
Judson ISD closes 3 elementary schools to combat $37M budget shortfall. Closures aim to save $4.5M annually. Trustees voted 5-2. Staff propose strategies to boost enrollment and generate revenue.
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West Texas & El Paso
TOP 10: These were the most read development stories of 2025 in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake
Top development stories of 2025 in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake include new football stadium, library, steakhouse, and soccer complex approvals. Projects range from roundabouts to luxury hotels and public amenities.
Walmart looks to expand New Braunfels distribution center
New Braunfels City Council approved rezoning for Walmart’s distribution center expansion. The 72-acre property east of the existing center will allow for increased capacity and technological upgrades. Further details and timeline pending.
Underground home hits the Texas market. Take a look. ‘This house has seen things’
An underground house for sale in Midland is attracting attention on Zillow Gone Wild, offering a unique living space with potential as a stylish bunker for $299,900.
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Panhandle
106-year-old grandma strangled to death by her 35-year-old grandson, Texas cops say
A grandson has been indicted for the murder of his 106-year-old grandmother, who was found strangled in their home, leading to ongoing investigations into the suspicious circumstances.
Police: Nightclub shooting in Amarillo TX leaves 1 dead, 8 wounded
A mass shooting at a nightclub in Amarillo resulted in one death and eight injuries. Three suspects were arrested following an altercation that escalated into gunfire.
Amarillo mayor weighs in on city’s outside legal counsel costs
Amarillo’s mayor discusses rising legal costs of nearly $180,000 for outside counsel, emphasizing the attorney’s role in uncovering $2 million in potential utility revenue and addressing governance complexities.
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South Texas
Maple Development Group’s 1,360-home community Aldeana off Highway 288 opens model homes
Maple Development’s Aldeana community near Highway 288 in Bonney, featuring 1,360 homes, is set to significantly increase the town’s population, with three builders now showcasing model homes.
Carroll ISD board of trustees vote to close Don T. Durham Intermediate School
Carroll ISD board votes to close Don T. Durham Intermediate School before 2027-28 due to enrollment decline and funding loss. District expects to save $2.5 million annually and earn $20-25 million from property sale.
Carroll ISD creates program to partner with universities for automatic acceptance opportunities
Carroll ISD launches Distinguished High School Partnership Program for automatic college acceptance, easing stress for students. Partnerships with Texas Tech, Tarleton State, Howard Payne, and McMurry universities offer various criteria and scholarships.
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East Texas
New Caney ISD trustees approve new construction contract for $21.4M facility
New Caney ISD trustees approved a $21.4M construction contract for a new facility after canceling a previous one. Houston-based Gamma Construction Co. was selected for the project, set to finish by February 2027.
December data shows median home sales price increasing in New Caney, Porter
December data reveals rising median home sales prices in New Caney and Porter. Explore the housing market performance in December 2025 for these areas.
New Caney ISD to pursue 113 acres of land for potential school sites
New Caney ISD board approved negotiations for 113 acres of land for potential school sites. Trustees voted to pursue purchase of two plots during Sept. 15 meeting.
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