Suspect in custody after shooting inside Irving Wingstop leaves 1 dead, another hurt - Dallas news - NewsLocker (2024)

A homicide investigation is underway after a shooting inside a Wingstop restaurant in Irving left a person dead and another victim hospitalized Monday evening.

One week later, Garland still cleaning up from destructive storm

Hurricane-force winds caused widespread damage across large parts of DFW.

State Fair of Texas announces 2024 music line-up

Concerts are included with admission and happen daily.

Voter Guide: June 15 runoff elections

Primary runoff day is Saturday, June 15. Here's what you need to know.

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‘Summer of Safety' initiative to give 10,000 Dallas teens free passes to attractions

The city of Dallas is one month away from the start of the third annual public safety ‘Summer of Safety’ campaign, geared toward keeping teens safe and out of trouble.

WATCH LIVE: Arlington police to release video of police shooting that followed welfare call

Arlington police will release video Tuesday of an interaction between police and an armed man who they say fired on officers after a welfare call.

Arlington police to release video of police shooting that followed welfare call

Arlington police will release video Tuesday of an interaction between police and an armed man who they say fired on officers after a welfare call.

Arlington police release video of police shooting that followed welfare call

Arlington police will release video Tuesday of an interaction between police and an armed man who they say fired on officers after a welfare call.

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$500K bond set for man accused of killing teen in North Richland Hills hit-and-run crash

North Richland Hills Police have arrested a man they say is responsible for running over a 16-year-old boy and leaving him for dead on a highway in mid-May.

TxDOT says littering is exacerbating flash floods, trapping cars on I-635

On Tuesday, May 28, Dallas Fire Rescue responded to two calls of several cars stranded on IH635.

Northbound US 75 HOV lane closes Friday for conversion to ‘Technology Lane'

The Texas Department of Transportation plans to shut down part of U.S. Highway 75 this week as part of a three-year project to convert existing HOV lanes into "Technology Lanes."

Saturated land leads to erosion concerns at a dam in Rockwall County

Officials are on alert in the small city of McLendon-Chisholm after signs that an earthen dam near a subdivision has shifted several feet thanks to saturated land from recent rains.

North Texas renters affected by recent devastating storms eligible for FEMA assistance

North Texans affected by the recent storms, tornadoes, and flooding that began on April 26 have options for assistance through FEMA's Individual Assistance program.

H&M Home's debut at the Galleria represents its first storefront not only in Texas but in the entire Southwest region.

Emerald ash borer confirmed in four more North Texas counties

After being found last month in Dallas' Great Trinity Forest, the invasive emerald ash borer beetle is now also confirmed to be in four more North Texas counties.

North Texas celebrates LGBTQ+ Pride Month

This past weekend kicked off Pride Month across North Texas. It is a month-long celebration of inclusion and equality.

Here are tech industry’s latest trends and challenges in Dallas and beyond

The technology industry is a dynamic and rapidly evolving sector, characterized by constant innovation and fierce competition. To thrive in this evolving environment, it’s important to stay informed, remain agile and be ready to act.As 2024 progresses, there are several key trends, including increased borrowing costs and private investment growth impacting the industry, presenting both opportunities and challenges for businesses.There are several trends seen in the technology industry that

DFW homes, businesses struggle with continued power outages amid severe weather

A new round of storms on Sunday night boosted the number of customers without power in Dallas County as Oncor worked around the clock to resolve the remaining outages.

Texas border mayors heading to DC for Tuesday's immigration announcement

At least two Texas border mayors are headed to Washington on Tuesday when President Joe Biden is expected to announce an executive order that will mark his latest and most aggressive plan to curtail the number of migrants allowed to seek asylum in the U.S.

Dallas nonprofit on a mission to positively impact young lives through basketball

A North Texas nonprofit is on a mission to help as many young men and women in its community as possible, through the love of basketball.

Valley View community continues to recover and mourn one week after deadly tornadoes

Debris still litters Valley View, Texas, a week after deadly tornadoes tore through, impacting nearly 500 homes.

Power outages in Dallas-Fort Worth extend into fifth day following storms

More than half a million people are still without power five days after severe storms struck North Texas.

Texas flood plan: 5 million people at risk in flood-prone areas

A draft of the first-ever statewide flood plan for Texas estimates that more than 5 million residents live or work in an area susceptible to flooding.

Arlington woman, 62, killed by fallen tree limb during Tuesday's severe storm

Arlington Police said a 62-year-old woman was killed after a tree limb snapped and fell on her head as she tried to clean up debris from a devastating storm in late May.

Garland Animal Shelter looking to reunite pets with owners after storms

The shelter asked those missing a pet to check the website, call or stop by the shelter.

McKinney ISD student advances in Doodle for Google contest

The local student is one of 55 winners and is now hoping to advance.

The heartbeat of a community: Best practices for building inclusive civic centers

Civic buildings bring people together to create a thriving, safe community by creating spaces for connection, learning, recreation and safety. From libraries to aquatic centers, community halls to public safety facilities, these structures are more than just brick and mortar; they are the embodiment of communal values and aspirations. Many nuances go into building these pivotal spaces, but the main goal is always keeping the community's needs and dreams at the forefront of every project while be

Private investors: JLL experts share why it’s the right time to invest in commercial real estate

For private investors interested in expanding their commercial real estate (CRE) portfolios, now is the time to act.Many properties are trading at a significant discount to their replacement costs and investors with cash to deploy are looking beyond the interest rate environment, according to JLL’s Global Capital Outlook.
Over a 10-year period, private real estate investments were less volatile than many other investing options and delivered solid returns. From 2013 to 2023, the returns fo

Overcome construction challenges with McCownGordon’s collaborative Building Performance Solutions group

Starting a construction project is no small feat. Owners understand the multitude of challenges that can arise, from budgetary constraints to regulatory hurdles and beyond.
To help ease the mind of our clients and to make their project the best building experience the owner has been a part of, McCownGordon recognized the value of taking proactive measures to mitigate these challenges and created the Building Performance Solutions (BPS) group.
The BPS team isn't just another set of consultants&he

Executive Insights: Jeff Ellerman, Chairman, Board of Directors, The Loop Dallas (video)

Dallas Business Journal Market President and Publisher Ollie Chandhok interviews Jeff Ellerman for The Loop Dallas, a winner of Dallas Business Journal’s Best Real Estate Deals, honoring the best new projects and deals of 2023.
To learn more about The Loop Dallas, please visit theloopdallas.org.