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Regular unleaded averages $3.2310 in the Fort Worth-Arlington area, down from yesterday, up from last week and below the Texas average.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram announces a new entertainment reporter, reports the permanent closure of MUTTS Canine Cantina locations, and explains the state law prohibiting Sunday car sales.
The Washington International All-Purpose Foundation continues its annual effort to install air conditioning units for vulnerable Fort Worth residents as the anniversary of the 1980 heat wave approaches.
Olivia Miles, a rookie from TCU, is among three players from DFW named WNBA All-Star starters.
The Fourth of July forecast for Fort Worth includes hot temperatures and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms.
Communities across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex are scheduling parades, concerts, and fireworks displays to mark Independence Day in 2026.
Temperatures near 100 degrees and high humidity are forecast for the Dallas-Fort Worth area during the Independence Day holiday weekend, with a slight chance of isolated storms.
Regular unleaded averages $3.2510 in the Fort Worth-Arlington area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Recent health inspection reports for Fort Worth eateries show pest contamination and temperature violations at multiple locations.
Fort Worth's restaurant landscape changed significantly in June, marked by the permanent closure of several long-standing establishments and the arrival of new concepts.
International visitors to the World Cup are flocking to the Fort Worth Stockyards to experience traditional Texas culture, including cattle drives and local crafts.
Fort Worth Animal Care and Control is deploying a mobile unit to provide complimentary spay, neuter, and microchipping services to residents starting in mid-July.
Brayden Garcia has been appointed as the new entertainment reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, shifting from his previous role in service journalism to cover the region's growing film and television industry.
The North Texas arts calendar for July 3 through July 9 features closing runs of Sherlock Holmes and Black Photojournalism alongside new musical and museum openings across Fort Worth, Dallas, and surrounding areas.
Fort Worth’s summer music schedule includes performances by Cynthia Acebo, Quamon Fowler, a duo celebrating a new album, and School of Rock students.
Regular unleaded averages $3.2840 in the Fort Worth-Arlington area, up from yesterday, up from last week and below the Texas average.
The City of Fort Worth has revealed the twenty businesses advancing to the next stage of its annual Business Plan Competition, with cash prizes and mentorship opportunities ahead.
Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is deploying a mobile clinic to provide free spay and neuter services in neighborhoods starting July 18.
Entrepreneurs will participate in weeks of workshops and mentorship before the top eight finalists pitch for cash prizes October 15 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
A Fort Worth firefighter keeps a sticker from a missing 8-year-old camper on his helmet one year after the Hill Country floods that killed over 130 people.
Melissa Austin-Weeks designed her Fort Worth residence to honor family heritage and hospitality through colorful decor and meaningful heirlooms.
