A job-matching app founded by a Hawaii entrepreneur is gaining traction in Texas, where the company says approximately 30% of its registered users are located. ShiftPass, launched by Jessica Cockrell at age 50 from Hilo, Hawaii, connects workers and employers through a platform designed to make hiring more direct. The company completed its full launch in May 2026 and says it has since expanded its reach nationwide.

Two Texas high schools are in the national spotlight after advancing to the Top 40 of T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, giving Texans an opportunity to help send one of the schools to the Final Four and a shot at a $1 million home-field upgrade.

Norton Property Group is expanding its presence across East Texas, building its real estate business around residential properties, land, investment opportunities and commercial real estate.

Artificial intelligence is often discussed in terms of software, chips, data centers and computing power. But one mining executive at the Reuters Momentum AI event in Austin says there is another part of the AI economy that deserves considerably more attention: the mines supplying the metals needed to build it.

As Texas continues to add residents, businesses and massive technology infrastructure, artificial intelligence and geospatial technology could give government officials new tools to make decisions about where and how that growth occurs.

Taiwan’s push to expand its business footprint in the United States took center stage Thursday as government officials, economic development leaders and industry representatives gathered in Dallas for Taiwan Expo USA 2026.

Garages of America is mourning the death of co-founder Jack Griffin, who died Sunday in a car accident near Gunter, Texas.

Mountain Mike’s Pizza is celebrating the reopening of its Keller location today, welcoming families, sports fans and pizza lovers back through its doors.

The Texas Workforce Commission has awarded more than $240,000 to Dwyer Workforce Development to provide tuition-free certified nurse aide training to 80 Houston-area residents facing significant barriers to employment.

Lime Pictures, the production company behind the long-running series Hollyoaks, is entering the growing world of vertical television with its new 57-episode romantic thriller, Revenge Is a Dish.

Dallas Cowboys fans had a new way to watch the team open its 2026 season Sunday as WorldSprings Dallas hosted a Cowboys Fan Kickoff Party.

Goldenrod has officially launched as a production-incentive platform designed to help film and television producers understand state incentive programs and maximize eligible rebates. The company is initially operating in Texas, Louisiana and Kentucky, with plans to expand its reach nationally.

Oil prices are climbing toward the $100-per-barrel mark, putting the Permian Basin back in the spotlight and raising questions about what higher crude prices could mean for West Texas.

Arlington has been ranked the best city in Texas for a career in technology, placing 12th nationally in a new study examining the country’s strongest tech markets. The study, conducted by software developer marketplace Lemon.io, analyzed the 250 most populated U.S. cities using five factors: computer-program education programs, graduation rates, WiFi hotspots, available technology jobs and highly rated technology companies.

Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos ranks No. 1 nationally for employment growth among 56 major U.S. metropolitan areas, according to a new analysis from Kendra’s Boutique Inc.

From robotic harvesters to artificial intelligence, technology is rapidly changing how food is grown, processed and delivered to consumers.

Buying a vehicle is one of the biggest purchases many Americans make, but the sticker price is only part of the equation.

Chrome, custom motorcycles and vintage-inspired style will take center stage Saturday as Texas Harley-Davidson hosts Baggers & Betties, a pinup and bagger competition bringing motorcycle enthusiasts together in Bedford.

Car enthusiasts, motorcycle riders and families gathered Saturday at Texas Harley-Davidson for a special edition Cars & Coffee event celebrating automotive culture and the local community.

Demolition began Thursday at the former City Inn & Suites near Halperin Park, launching the first phase of a long-term redevelopment plan covering 26 acres in South Dallas.