The NRP Group marks completion of 67-unit apartment development in Fort Worth
The NRP Group announced the completion and grand opening of Thrive on Crawford, a 67-unit mixed-income development in Fort Worth, Texas. The majority of homes are reserved for families earning 30%, 50% and 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI), with seven market-rate units available. The development integrates...
Critical blood supply shortage after winter storm, nonprofit says
Weather-related closures left Carter BloodCare 4,000 units of blood and blood components short of what it needs.
Flight from DFW to Midland makes emergency landing
LUBBOCK, Texas — An American Airlines Flight 3573 from Dallas-Fort Worth to Midland, carrying 36 people, made an emergency landing in Lubbock on Monday night after the left engine failed and had oil pressure issues. "They caught it and I am happy everybody is safe," said American Airlines flier.
Arlington seeks nearly $1.4M in grants for law enforcement, juvenile diversion initiatives
Arlington applied for eight state grants from the governor’s office fund law enforcement and criminal justice initiatives. The grants, worth up to $1.38 million combined, include funds for victim assistance, officer mental health and a 3D laser scanner. For seven of the grants, Arlington is seeking to renew existing...
Answering some of Reddit’s burning questions about Fort Worth
The buzzing social media site has many ongoing conversations, so we found responses to some of the trending questions here in Cowtown.
Hurst Massage School Busted Over Faked Records, Illicit Parlor Ties
A Hurst massage school that was supposed to be training future therapists is now shut down, its paperwork under the microscope and its leaders sidelined from the industry. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has revoked the license of Elm Health Institute, a massage school in Hurst, and pulled the...
Lingering snow, ice prompts some school closures Thursday, Jan. 29
Despite higher temperatures and sunshine Wednesday which led to some snow and ice melt, forecasted near-freezing early morning temperatures and the possibility of refreezing of roads has prompted several school districts across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex to continue cancelling school for Thursday, Jan. 29. As...
Attorney General requests documents related to Islamic Games from Grapevine-Colleyville ISD
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is demanding documents from Grapevine-Colleyville ISD related to its negotiations with the Islamic Games of North America to host an event at Colleyville Heritage High School in May. Paxton has alleged the Islamic Games organization is sponsored by the Council on American-Islamic...
North Texas is Starting to Thaw, but Another Cold Front is on Its Way
While North Texas students are celebrating their third snow day in a row, the rest of us are past stir crazy. Salt and sand treatments have helped keep Dallas’ highways somewhat navigable since Winter Storm Fern hit North Texas last Friday, dropping up to five inches of snow and sleet across the region. And although...
Cattlemen’s Steakhouse Rings in a New Honor: One Onion at a Time
People come to the Fort Worth Stockyards to witness its history, Western fashion, and to have a good meal. Some come because Cattlemen’s Steakhouse recently got a facelift, others because Taylor Sheridan, part-owner of the restaurant and creator of the hit TV series “Landman,” has left his mark on the place. And yet,...
