Lincoln Square set for multimillion-dollar redevelopment project
Lincoln Square, a popular destination for shopping, dining and entertainment in Arlington’s Entertainment District, is preparing for a major transformation. Established in 1983 and located at the southwest corner of Collins Street and Interstate 30, Lincoln Square has served as a retail hub for north Arlington for...
Women-Owned Businesses in Arlington
Celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 by supporting the women shaping Arlington’s hospitality, retail and creative scene. From chef-driven brunches and authentic global flavors to curated boutiques and hands-on experiences, these women-owned businesses offer more than a place to dine or shop — they offer...
North Texas woman to run Boston Marathon with one lung, defying cancer diagnosis
At 34, Rhonda Foulds faced Parkinson's disease, but running became her healing force. Now, defying cancer, she's determined to complete the Boston Marathon.
The state education commissioner called Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Karen Molinar about her future...
FORT WORTH, Texas — The work Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Karen Molinar puts in every day goes far beyond the office she now occupies, a role she recently learned will soon come to an end. “Blessed to be able to have as many different roles in this district,” Molinar...
Tarrant County Double‑Murder Convict Set for Death Chamber Date in Huntsville
A Tarrant County man convicted of killing his girlfriend and her 8‑year‑old son is set to be executed at the Huntsville Unit on March 11. Cedric Allen Ricks has been on Texas's death row since his 2014 capital murder conviction, as his lawyers continue to file appeals while supporters press state officials for...
Texas Plans Second Execution of the Year
Cedric Ricks spoke in his own defense at his 2013 murder trial, something most defendants accused of a terrible crime do not do. Ricks confessed that he had killed his girlfriend, Roxann Sanchez, and her 8-year-old son. He admitted he was aggressive and had trouble controlling his anger, stating that he was “sorry...
Dallas weather: Record rainfall reported, high-water rescues and roof collapses during severe storms
A Garland building collapsed and a Fort Worth home was destroyed by lightning as 4 to 8 inches of rain fell in some areas Wednesday night. I-45 in Hutchins saw major flooding, while crews in Mesquite and Seagoville performed several high-water rescues for residents trapped in cars and homes. While...
GRITR Sports Expands its Chiappa Firearms Selection with New Models
GRITR Sports, a trusted online gun store with a brick and mortar location in DFW, TX, announces the arrival of brand new Chiappa firearms. Chiappa Firearms, an Italian manufacturer founded in 1958 in Brescia, has spent decades building a reputation for crafting a wide range of pistols, revolvers, and rifles – from...
Child arrives at hospital after being shot in the leg, Arlington Police say
ARLINGTON, Texas — A 6-year-old child was brought to the hospital with a gunshot wound, according to Arlington police. Medical staff notified police that a child was brought to the emergency room with a gunshot wound to the leg after 7 p.m. on Wednesday, the Arlington Police Department said in a press release.
J. Alexander’s Restaurant makes North Texas debut in Plano
The first J. Alexander’s in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex combines elements of a classic steakhouse with approachable Southern favorites and internationally-influenced dishes. Brand-new at 3980 Dallas Parkway, J. Alexander’s is now serving its crowd-pleasing take on elevated American fare in Plano. Launched in...

















