Did You Miss It? McKinney Recall, Karmelo Anthony Ruling And DFW Airport Showdown

A roundup of North Texas developments highlighted new momentum in McKinney’s recall campaign, a new legal request tied to DFW Airport, and key updates across courts, business and public safety. U.S. Rep. Keith Self (R-Texas) signed a McKinney petition, while recall organizers alleged interference; recall opponents packed City Hall and an unrelated realtor video raised concerns beyond the mosque proposal. At DFW, workers told an undercover reporter to use ordinary restroom sinks for wudu, before Gov. Greg Abbott asked the Justice Department to investigate what he called religious favoritism. In the courts, retired judge Michael Chitty denied Karmelo Anthony a new trial, leaving his murder conviction and 35-year sentence intact. The week also included reported $1.3 billion Morgan Stanley expansion, State Fair price changes, a Coyote Drive-In closure plan, major fraud allegations and a $500,000 Cowboys penalty.