Fort Worth youth sports nonprofit loses equipment in fire
A local organization dedicated to youth athletics lost nearly all of its gear in a recent fire.
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A local organization dedicated to youth athletics lost nearly all of its gear in a recent fire.
Neighbors in the Mistletoe Heights area are urging planners to include housing, retail, and pedestrian infrastructure around the future Near Southside/Medical District rail stop.
Rapid residential expansion in Denton and surrounding areas is stretching fire response times beyond department goals, forcing officials to weigh the costs of new stations against future tax revenue.
A Fort Worth-based business is developing methods to address a challenging waste management problem in the area.
Children's Medical Center Dallas and Cook Children's Medical Center ranked among Texas' five highest-rated children's hospitals.
Investigators are looking for an adult suspect who shot a man during a domestic dispute at a north side residence.
U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould announced charges against seven individuals accused of unlawfully participating in federal elections or falsely claiming citizenship.
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The Fort Worth City Council approved a 2027 operating budget of $3.33 billion and increased the property tax rate to 70.565 cents per $100 of valuation.
Judge Tim O’Hare told a conservative group that electing Democrats would raise taxes and increase crime, comparing potential Democratic wins to a communist invasion.
The Regional Transportation Council has outlined a list of state and federal legislative priorities for North Texas transportation projects.
A driver was cited for reckless driving after a car crashed through a backyard fence in Fort Worth, narrowly missing two children and a toddler.
Tarrant County commissioners approved an $834 million budget that lowers the property tax rate for the fourth consecutive year, a move that drew mixed reactions from residents and political opponents.
The city honored the seven victims and seven injured from the 1999 mass shooting at a youth gathering.
A recent feature identifies several chefs and restaurateurs who have expanded the region's food landscape through diverse Latin American and Mexican concepts.
The TXCPA Fort Worth chapter presented awards to six local accounting professionals during its July gathering, while also acknowledging five peers who received statewide recognition.
Local online discussions last week focused on Ken Paxton’s convention speech, a drying wetland site, Bo French’s social media posts, and a new restaurant opening.
A driver received a citation following an incident where a car crashed into the backyard of a residence in Fort Worth.
Community Frontline partnered with Social Impact Architects and UT Arlington to graduate an inaugural cohort of local residents in a nine-month social entrepreneurship program.
Readers are invited to select the top performer from Fort Worth-area high school football games during Week 3, with voting closing Friday afternoon.
Fort Worth ISD said it is contemplating the sale or lease of Charles Nash Elementary and land around Farrington Field Stadium and is collecting stakeholder comments through Oct. 15.