Wyatt Purp has operated off the Denton Square since 2024. The owners are hoping to get answers about whether they can remain in business after new regulations on smokeable hemp imposed by the state last month.

The flight attendant, who sued the airline and workers union in 2017, already received nearly $500,000 in damages last week after she was fired for sending anti-abortion pictures to a union leader.

Katharine Harris with the Baker Institute at Rice University tracks the hemp industry in Texas. She says a more nuanced approach to consumable hemp regulations could make enforcement easier and deter bad behavior.

Business owners say DSHS overstepped its authority when it changed the regulations around consumable hemp products. The head of the Texas Hemp Business Council agrees.

After six years of thriving business, Poets Books was told to vacate from its Bishop Arts storefront. Owner Marco Carvazos says its systemic of problems in Bishop Arts.

The three-day conference in Dallas took a look at one of the state's most pressing energy issues.

Industry groups are coming together to push for legislation around work permits — and beyond.

Tesla's plan to expand its self-driving rideshare service to Dallas and Houston brings up existing safety concerns.

Voters first approved $325 million for the construction of the stadium in 2004. The City Council could put $273 million more into it.

Denton is closer to landing an AI drone company after the Economic Development Partnership Board on Wednesday recommended the City Council approve about $900,000 in incentives. KrateoSky, founded last year, plans to manufacture drones for intelligence, industrial and national security uses.

The Baylor Scott & White Health Plan will stop offering Texas Medicaid and individual marketplace health insurance plans this year.

Texas will open an economic development office in London and send a delegation there to encourage businesses to invest in the state.