Frost Bank Parent Cullen/Frost Moves Listing to Texas Stock Exchange as Health Officials Investigate State Fair Fairgrounds

Cullen/Frost Bankers Switches Primary Stock Listing from NYSE to Texas Stock Exchange

DALLAS, Texas — Delivering a historic validation to North Texas's emerging financial capital on October 29–30, 2026, Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc., the parent holding company of regional commercial giant Frost Bank, officially announced that it is transferring its primary equity listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the newly launched Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) based in Dallas. The move marks one of the most prominent banking institutions to date to adopt the Dallas-headquartered electronic exchange.

TXSE executives praised the landmark listing, affirming that Texas’s pro-business climate, corporate headquarters density, and competitive regulatory environment are successfully establishing Dallas as a premier global securities trading powerhouse.

Dallas County Health Investigates Suspected Cluster of E. Coli Cases Tied to State Fair Petting Zoo

In public health monitoring, Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) confirmed an active epidemiological investigation into a cluster of nine suspected E. coli bacterial infections reported among North Texas residents. Health investigators noted that several affected patients had visited the agricultural and petting zoo exhibits at the recently concluded State Fair of Texas in Fair Park.

Health officials stressed that while case numbers currently remain within normal seasonal ranges and testing continues, parents should monitor young children for severe gastrointestinal symptoms and practice rigorous handwashing after contact with farm animals.

Dallas County Approves $96,000 Payout Over Jail Extended Detention Claims

At the Dallas County Administration Building, County Commissioners approved a $96,000 settlement resolving claims brought by three former inmates who were improperly detained past their legal release dates due to technical complications associated with the county's Odyssey court management software transition.

Separately, the Dallas Police Department placed its top civilian public information spokesperson on administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal and criminal inquiry into allegations regarding the unauthorized operation of a police vehicle.