Baylor Scott & White’s request to relocate its outpatient therapy office in Keller was approved during the May 19 city council meeting.

The approval comes more than a month after the first request failed due to a 3-3 tie at the April 7 meeting, according to previous reporting.

The plan presented to council, in the form of a specific use permit, was to move the outpatient therapy office to the former Petco location inside Keller Town Center.

The details: The vote passed 6-0 with Chris Whatley, Karen Brennan, Shannon Dubberly, Greg Will, new council member Charles Randklev and Mayor Ross McMullin voting in favor.

Dubberly, McMullin and Will voted against the permit request on April 7, according to previous reporting.

Keller Planning & Zoning approved the request, 5-1, at an April 28 meeting.

A closer look: The primary services will include physical therapy examinations and individualized treatment, therapeutic exercise, functional training, return-to-sport programs, performance-based rehabilitation, injury-prevention education, patient consultations and follow-up visits, according to city documents.

This article is based on a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations. Community Impact will update this story when more information is available.

HTeaO will open a location in Fort Worth near Tanger Outlets Fort Worth and Texas Motor Speedway.

The overview: HTeaO is a Texas-based tea company that offers more than 20 freshly brewed iced teas, coffee, refreshers and flavored drinks, including wedding cake, cotton candy and coconut sunset varieties. 

Construction of the 1,960-square-foot building is expected to begin July 11 and is projected to open in early 2027, said Kristin Garcia, a representative for the company.

An HTeaO opened off Golden Triangle Boulevard in June 2025 and another opened in Roanoke in November 2025.

• U.S. Highway 114 and Champions Parkway, Fort Worth

The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport board of directors approved contracts for work on a pedestrian bridge, parking lot addition, Skylink and Terminal F at the May 7 meeting.

Pedestrian Bridge: A contract was awarded to Archer Western Construction of Dallas for $479,330 for both a temporary and a permanent repair of the pedestrian bridge connecting Terminals C and D.

Parking lot: Construction started in early May to expand the South Remote parking lot with Batson-Cook of Irving for $11,635. The Irving-based company will add 1,500 parking spaces and a second entrance/exit.

Terminal F: A reimbursement agreement with American Airlines for Terminal F procurement and construction services for Phases 1 and 1A was approved for $50 million.

According to board documents, the work covered interior and exterior finishes within the American back-of-house spaces.

Skylink: The public address system serving the 10 existing Skylink stations will be replaced, and the new Terminal F Skylink public address infrastructure will be integrated into the systems. The contract with Alstom Transport USA of Pittsburgh is for $3.95 million.

Texas’ primary election season came to a close May 26 as candidates declared victory in dozens of federal, state and local runoff races.

The latest: The winner of each runoff will advance to the Nov. 3 general election, joining candidates who won their primaries outright in March.

Voters will see 18 statewide contests on the November ballot, alongside all congressional seats, most state legislative seats, eight State Board of Education seats and a variety of local positions.

On the ballot: 

• U.S. Senate: Attorney General Ken Paxton and state Rep. James Talarico
• Governor: Greg Abbott (incumbent) and state Rep. Gina Hinojosa
• Lieutenant governor: State Rep. Vikki Goodwin and Dan Patrick (incumbent)
• Attorney general: State Sens. Nathan Johnson and Mayes Middleton
• Comptroller: State Sen. Sarah Eckhardt and businessman Don Huffines
• Land commissioner: Dawn Buckingham (incumbent) and Bay City council member Benjamin Flores
• Agriculture commissioner: Businessman Nate Sheets and rancher Clayton Tucker
• Railroad commissioner: Former Tarrant County GOP Chair Bo French and state Rep. Jon Rosenthal