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Boosted by full flights during the holidays, Dallas-based Southwest Airlines posted a narrow $68 million profit for the fourth quarter... but the announcement came with a warning.
More than $28 billion was set aside to help small, independently owned eateries survive the pandemic, but advocates said only 2/3 of those who were approved actually got any money.
Fort Worth is backing an effort to push millions of dollars in business funding into communities where people might struggle to get financing from traditional sources.
If you're in the market for a new Ford Maverick pickup, you have until January 27 to get your order in.
The McPlant is made from peas, rice and potatoes, among other ingredients.
The Ford Motor Company is recalling some 200,000 cars in Texas and across the U.S. to fix a problem that can stop the brake lights from turning off.
The chief executives of American, Southwest and other US airlines warned of a "catastrophic disruption" to travel and shipping operations if companies roll out their 5G technology as planned Wednesday.
Fish City Grill, at Preston Road and Royal Lane in Dallas, is finally reopening. It's a story of recovery after the restaurant sustained major damage during a 2019 tornado outbreak.
The Senate on January 13 voted down legislation from Sen. Ted Cruz to sanction entities associated with Russia's controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
Local businesses are looking forward to the return of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, which begins tomorrow, and the boost it brings.
As the US enters year three of a global pandemic, many businesses have sought to contain damage by imposing rules to keep their companies running. The response has varied.
Citing the "public health's interest," the Dallas County Tax Office will close on Jan. 11 for face-to face transactions until further notice.
Restaurants and bars have struggled during the pandemic as shutdowns and lack of customers have hampered their operations.
The Texas Restaurant Association reports businesses are struggling to rebuild staff after shutting down at the start of the pandemic to stop spread of the virus.
A Dallas Walmart is closing temporarily for cleaning until after the New Year as new COVID-19 cases surge thanks to omicron.