đź“… NCTCOG Seeks Public Input on World Cup, Safety & Air Quality Plans
The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) is inviting residents to share feedback on 2026 FIFA World Cup transportation plans, local safety initiatives, and air quality updates. The hybrid public meeting takes place Monday, April 13 at noon in the Transportation Council Room, 616 Six Flags Drive,...
Fort Worth left with seismic-level bass by Shaq’s Bass All Stars Fest
This past weekend, Shaq’s Bass All Stars made a return to the Dallas/Fort Worth area for its third event. Brandishing a killer lineup full of the best bass artists Shaq could curate, this festival promised bassheads a night of insane music. Bringing in multiple food and merchant vendors, this festival was able to...
Texas Country Reporter Festival held in downtown Grand Prairie
From cheerleaders and dancers to vintage cars, Texans lined the streets to take it all in. CBS News Texas is an official partner of the event, hosted by our friends at Texas Monthly.
Country music star Nate Smith takes stage in Fort Worth
Country music artist Nate Smith is performing at an iconic North Texas venue for the first time this weekend.
Swat Hits Haltom City Mobile Homes In Guns And Dope Bust
Yesterday in Haltom City, it brought a wall of flashing lights and tactical gear to the Huddleston and White Creek mobile home area, as officers backed by a SWAT team and detectives hit two locations with coordinated search warrants. By the end of the operation, two adults were under arrest and what police called a...
Weir’s Furniture to close its doors after nearly 80 years in business
DALLAS — It’s always a sad day when venerable furniture retailers announce they’re going out of business, particularly when it is one that has been operating for decades. Texas-based Weir’s Furniture announced earlier this week that it will be closing after 78 years in business. An...
Starting Five: Ashlynn Shade living her best life in Fort Worth
As Ashlynn Shade began to pack for UConn’s trip to Fort Worth, she called Allie Ziebell with an important question. “Do you think it’s okay if I pack my cowboy boots?” Shade asked. “Yeah, you do you, girl,” Ziebell responded. Shade first acquired them last summer...
Homecoming: New UFL coaches return to old stomping grounds
The UFL comes out swinging in Columbus, Louisville and Birmingham with familiar college stars as coaches.
Texas Country Reporter Fest brings parade, live music and 100+ vendors to Grand Prairie
The annual event runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and includes a full schedule of performances, contests, youth art displays and family activities throughout Downtown Grand Prairie.
Get in, we’re going simulated driving; New driver’s ed for the neurodivergent
Buckle up—researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington are reimagining what driver’s education can look like for young, neurodivergent drivers. "Those with conditions like ADHD, high functioning autism, or developmental coordination disorder, dyspraxia," explained Kate Hyun, associate professor in the...

















