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Dallas police are investigating two potentially connected burglaries that happened less than a half-mile of each other in West Dallas.

Houston developer plans North Fort Worth business park Lovett Industrial plans two buildings near Interstate 35W. Lovett Industrial recently announced plans for a warehouse project in suburban Houston, too.(Lovett Industrial) A Houston developer is headed to North Fort Worth with plans for a major business park. Lovett Industrial is working on a project with almost 865,000 square feet of warehouse and distribution space on Westport Parkway near Interstate 35W. The industrial center is planned near the big AllianceTexas development in north Tarrant County. The almost $30 million business park ...

Sneak peek Trinity Groves’ graffiti walls and new burger menu replacing Off-Site Kitchen The beer garden and Art Park are expected to open in June 2021. When the former Off-Site Kitchen opens with a different name and new management, it will serve hot dogs, burgers and bar food to customers at the Trinity Groves beer garden.(Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor) 10:19 AM on Apr 28, 2021 CDT Picture this: Restaurateur Phil Romano drives his Bentley SUV down Fabrication Street in West Dallas, where a handful of artists are spray-painting a building with graffiti. That building is owned by R...

$1 billion West Dallas development will have thousands of homes and a lagoon Megatel Homes’ mixed-use project on Singleton Boulevard will include hundreds of workforce housing units. The SoHo Square mixed-use project in West Dallas will have a 5-acre centerpiece lagoon.(Megatel Homes ) Builders plan to break ground soon on what will be the biggest development yet in the booming West Dallas area. The $1 billion mixed-use project will include a lagoon water feature, thousands of homes, and retail and entertainment space on Singleton Boulevard west of downtown. Megatel Homes received Dallas Ci...

Toilet paper is back on shelves, but these 6 things are still tough to find nearly a year into the pandemic Why your sofa is still floating on the ocean in a shipping container and how mac and cheese saved the day for one Plano business. Chinese shipping containers are stored beside a U.S. flag after being unloaded at the Port of Los Angeles in Long Beach, Calif.(MARK RALSTON / Getty Images) If you’re buying furniture, a mountain bike, fishing gear or a car, expect to be greeted with this message: “Some deliveries may be delayed due to COVID-19.”