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DART Marks One Year of the Silver Line
DALLAS, Texas — Dallas Area Rapid Transit said on October 29 that the Silver Line has completed its first year. The 26-mile regional rail line opened on October 25, 2025, linking Addison, Carrollton, Coppell, Dallas, Grapevine, Plano, and Richardson with one another and with DFW International Airport. Opening day was a celebration that moved through the neighborhood of each of the ten stations.
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takemetotn.com
Texas’ Magical North Pole Christmas Train Is Returning, And Tickets Are Already On Sale
Santa joins families aboard a vintage passenger train while cheerful elves lead Christmas sing-alongs, and families can take a keepsake photo with Santa before or after the ride. That’s the whole plan, and honestly, I’m already sold. The ride rolls out of a historic train station in North...
The Cross Timbers Gazette
Long-awaited Hwy 377 widening begins in Argyle
Construction has begun on a long-awaited project to widen Hwy 377 through Argyle, with about $173 million in funding. Work officially began Oct. 13 on the 6-mile stretch from Crawford Road/Country Club Road south to FM 1171 in Flower Mound. The project will expand the highway from two lanes to four, including an overpass at FM 1171.
Trains.com
TEXRail breaks ground on Fort Worth extension
FORT WORTH, Texas — Transit agency Trinity Metro has broken ground on a $270 million, 2.1-mile addition to its TEXRail commuter rail operation that will extend service south to Fort Worth’s Medical District. The addition, expected to open in mid-2030, will extend the TEXRail route to 29.1 miles and 10 stations between Fort Worth’s Near [...] Read More...
hoodline.com
Roanoke Ranch Mega-Development Tabled as Residents Push Back on Traffic, Signs
Roanoke City Council Chambers — Site of Development Discussion. Roanoke City Council tabled the proposed Roanoke Ranch commercial development Tuesday, with the item set to return at its Nov. 17 meeting after reviewing a third concept plan for the 70.1-acre site along State Highway 114 and Briarwyck Parkway. The project has drawn heavy pushback from residents of the neighboring Briarwyck subdivision, who flooded the city with letters over signage, traffic and what kinds of businesses would be allowed to move in next door.
hoodline.com
Rural Texans Bus Into Fort Worth as Paxton Trails Talarico Days Before Election
A charter bus rolled into Fort Worth Saturday morning and let out about 70 people from Runaway Bay in Wise County, all headed to the same place: a Ken Paxton campaign rally at Cullen Yards. The turnout was part of a broader push by rural Texans to shore up support for the Republican attorney general and U.S. Senate nominee, who has spent the final stretch before Election Day trying to close a gap with Democrat James Talarico.
Dallas Observer
Dallas advances streetcar expansion as council member says funding existing operations ‘not sustainable’
Dallas council members voted Wednesday to advance an expansion of the Dallas Streetcar. The city still isn’t sure how to fund current operations, but fear not; a study is on the way. The long-anticipated project will link the city-owned streetcar’s existing line between Oak Cliff and downtown with the...
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TEXRail is breaking ground on new $270M facility
FORT WORTH, Texas — TEXRail is breaking ground on a new $270 million project that has been in the works for years, officials say. Currently, the TEXRail can get you from DFW Airport through Grapevine and North Richland Hills into downtown Fort Worth where the line stops. The new project will close the gap, connecting those areas into Fort Worth's Medical District.
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$270M TEXRail extension groundbreaking highlights effects of collaboration, officials said
A beer-filled chat between two transportation leaders four years ago ultimately led to Fort Worth’s $270 million rail expansion. Rich Andreski, president and CEO of Trinity Metro transit agency, said the idea for an 2.1-mile extension of the 27.2-mile TEXRail passenger rail line emerged from the casual conversation he had with North Texas transportation director Michael Morris.