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Texas Education Agency head Mike Morath is encouraging struggling school districts to partner with outside groups to avoid state takeovers, citing Senate Bill 1882 as a key tool.
A rider was pronounced dead after a motorcycle struck a wall on Northeast Loop 820 in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth police and medical staff emphasize secure storage following a weekend of two accidental shootings involving children.
The Fort Worth Food + Wine Foundation has released its fall event lineup, featuring returning favorites and a new lunch-and-learn series for industry professionals.
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will hold its 2026 national convention at the Fort Worth Convention Center from Sept. 14 to 16, drawing approximately 2,000 attendees to the city.
The Week 3 slate for Fort Worth-area high school football includes non-district matchups and SPC Class 3A action set for Sept. 10-11.
A new analysis of Texas crash data ranks the Henderson Street intersection with Belknap and Weatherford streets as the most dangerous spot in Fort Worth, citing 197 collisions over five years.
A recent broadcast on NBC DFW featured a discussion on Fiestas Patrias.
Police in Fort Worth detained four teenagers after a vehicle chase ended following an incident officials described as stemming from road rage.
Final scores for Thursday and Friday games involving Fort Worth-area high schools were released on September 5, 2026.
About 30 members of Congress gathered to remember Fort Worth's former representative, citing her historic achievements and bipartisan relationships.
Police say a young child accessed an unsecured firearm and fatally shot herself in a Fort Worth apartment complex Saturday evening.
A roundup of recent restaurant openings and anniversaries tracked by a local food columnist includes new locations for Peachtree Cafe and Panther City BBQ alongside enduring favorites.
City officials recommend turning off or dimming outdoor lights between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. to help millions of migrating birds stay on course.
City officials reported that the design for the new 0.8-mile roadway in north Fort Worth is 60% complete, with construction expected to begin in summer 2027.
Kennedy Black, a student at Texas Wesleyan University, describes her daily life split between Fort Worth and southeast Arlington in a Fort Worth Report feature.
American Airlines Flight 618 was diverted to Baltimore following an incident where a passenger made derogatory remarks and had to be restrained by fellow travelers.
Rep. Craig A. Goldman voted Yea on H R 4795 and H R 1501 during the recent session.
Federal prosecutors in Fort Worth have initiated a 90-day public safety initiative targeting narcotics traffickers and violent offenders.
A new commission led by a TCU researcher will evaluate the operational and community effects of data center development, with a final report due to City Council in November.
The Republican Party will host its first midterm convention in more than four decades in Dallas, citing media access and fundraising potential as key factors over Fort Worth.
