San Antonio Has This Thrilling Marine Park With Orcas, Coasters, and Splashy Surprises
If you think SeaWorld San Antonio is just about sea creatures, think again. It’s part aquarium, part amusement park, part splash zone, and all-out fun for anyone who still gets wide-eyed around whales or wobbly from roller coasters. Nestled on the western edge of San Antonio, this watery wonderland manages to blend high-energy thrills with awe-inspiring marine life in a uniquely Texas-sized way.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard And Steakburgers to Open First Fort Worth Location This July
Fort Worth is about to welcome its first Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers restaurant this summer. The Kansas-based fast food chain, known for its creamy custard milkshakes and crispy fried smash burgers, will open a new location in southwest Fort Worth in late July 2025. Currently, Freddy’s operates several...
Frustrated tenants from The Cooper stage peaceful protest against management
Tenants impacted by The Cooper fire on June 23 came together Monday evening to protest what they call a lack of accountability and support from Cushman and Wakefield, the company that manages the apartment complex. Residents of this Near Southside neighborhood gathered at the Down N Out bar near The Cooper to make...
Bellaire Has This Beloved Grocery Store Where Sushi, Street Tacos, and Texas Pride All...
Step inside the Bellaire H-E-B, and you might forget you came in just for eggs. This isn’t your average supermarket—it’s more like a community hub wrapped in the comforting aroma of fresh tortillas and warm rotisserie chicken. In a city that knows its way around a food scene, this H-E-B stands out for its lively spirit, incredible variety, and that uniquely Texan sense of hospitality.
Texas car dealerships adjusting to new license plate law
IRVING, Texas — It has been nearly a week since the new paper car tag law was enacted. Spectrum News checked in with a dealership in North Texas on how it’s adjusting to the change. “The tariff issues we’re dealing with. And they’re gonna change how they clock...
Fort Worth ISD revamps dyslexia programs after uneven student progress
Fort Worth ISD parent Melony Watson stood at the podium inside the district board room, her voice steady but firm, and asked her daughter to stand. Trinity rose from her seat, 10 rows behind her mother. “She made it all the way to the fourth grade before anybody realized that...
Southern Taste of Dallas Awards Returns July 16 – 18 Spotlighting Black-Owned Restaurants &...
The second annual Southern Taste of Dallas Awards will return for a 3-day extravaganza July 16 - 18, 2025 at The Shops at Redbird, in a community celebration that will spotlight the culinary contributions, accomplishments and excellence of Dallas Black-owned restaurants, food trucks, ghost kitchens, and...
Nearly a decade later, Dallas honors five police officers killed in 2016 ambush
Almost a decade later, the pain still remains for the families and friends of the five Dallas police officers who were ambushed and killed in downtown Dallas on July 7, 2016.
Dallas Police Respond to Fatal Shooting Under Bridge at Canton Street, Investigation Underway
Last Saturday, a violent encounter left multiple people shot in a parking lot beneath a bridge at Canton Street and South Good Latimer Expressway. According to a report by the Dallas Police Department, Dallas police officers were signaled about the shooting at approximately 2:25 a.m. Arriving at the chaotic scene,...
Families seek help identifying suspects in deadly Deep Ellum shooting
Dallas Police said it would release body-worn camera video on Tuesday from an officer-involved shooting over the weekend in Deep Ellum. The shooting happened when responding officers said they confronted someone holding a gun at the scene of a shooting that had taken place moments earlier near Canton Street and S....