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Construction has started on a project to improve safety and infrastructure at the intersection of North Beach Street and the Trinity Railway Express.
Relatives and friends gathered to pay their respects to LaTaivia Davis, a Fort Worth educator who was killed, during her funeral service.
Fort Worth police are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred overnight, resulting in the death of an unidentified woman and the detention of a person of interest.
Police arrested a suspect after a shooting at an east Fort Worth apartment complex left one man with a leg wound.
The Fort Worth Zoning Commission voted unanimously to postpone a decision on selling 100 acres of land to a developer for industrial use, citing resident opposition and misalignment with city plans.
The Fort Worth Police Department is partnering with Walmart to gather essential supplies for volunteer firefighters battling the Ross Fire west of the city.
Former campers and staff of Worth Ranch share personal memories and express hope for the future following the Ross Fire that damaged the historic Scouting America facility.
Catastrophic flooding in Nepal has left at least two North Texas couples missing, prompting local community groups to coordinate aid and support for anxious relatives.
The Fort Worth Zoo has welcomed two young male zebras, Hercules and Pegasus, to its African Savanna exhibit for the first time since 2021.
A male victim was shot three times in the 2300 block of Miller Avenue and is in stable condition, while police search for the assailant whose vehicle was spotted on the city's south side.
The R.D. Evans Community Center in Fort Worth is providing temporary shelter for residents displaced by an apartment fire at Mariposa Park on August 25.
Fort Worth-area high school teams completed their first games of the season on Thursday, with a full slate of Friday matchups scheduled for the following evening.
The Ross Fire is still burning, with local families beginning to view the extent of the destruction.
Sudden storms in Tarrant County on Wednesday caused significant damage to a long-standing Fort Worth equestrian facility and commercial properties in nearby Watauga.
A South African national was charged in federal court in Fort Worth with wire fraud and aggravated identity theft for allegedly stealing credit cards from gym patrons across Texas.
A fire at a Fort Worth apartment complex has resulted in the displacement of multiple families.
Ten residents of a north Fort Worth senior living facility were moved to a shelter in Keller after a windstorm caused a prolonged power outage.
The 2026 Texas high school football season opens this week, featuring new leadership at several Fort Worth-area schools and updated state rankings.
The Star-Telegram has released its preseason honors for Fort Worth-area high school football, highlighting Jayshon Gibson as Player of the Year ahead of the upcoming season.
The University of North Texas men's basketball team will compete in the Snake River Invitational.
A recent news roundup covers a centenarian's eclipse travel plans, a high school athlete's college commitment, and a violent robbery incident in Fort Worth.
