Rangers get good news after 3B Josh Jung’s MRI on sore shoulder
ARLINGTON – An MRI on the surgically-repaired left shoulder of third baseman Josh Jung showed no damage after he landed awkwardly on it diving for a ball on Saturday. Jung did sit out for the second straight game, however, with some residual soreness in the shoulder, but said he felt significantly better than he did on
Colonial Still Feels Like Ben Hogan’s Tournament
The PGA Tour schedule seems to change regularly now. New events arrive. Sponsorships shift. Courses come and go from the rotation. Colonial Country Club simply remains. And every May, when the Tour returns to Fort Worth for the Charles Schwab Challenge, the place still feels connected to a ...
Updated Arlington One-Story Pairs Strong Curb Appeal With Backyard Comfort
When the curb appeal is as crisp and classic as the house at 1710 N. Dickerson Dr. in Arlington, it attracts some stop-the-car attention. The white brick shines in the light, and the black front door, flanked by lanterns, gives the house a focal point. Step on the porch, walk through the house, and find even more to li
Community honors memory of Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez weeks after his remains discovered in Everman
Flowers, stuffed animals, toys and pinwheels cover the pavement at Everman Memorial Park, where a wooden cross and shimmering angel figurine stand in memory of Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez. In the weeks following the identification of his remains found in the backyard of his former home on May 14, the community of...
20 years of service and not a single day missed – how one Fort...
FORT WORTH, Texas — A Fort Worth music teacher is retiring after 20 years of service, without missing a single day of work. Harmony Public Schools teacher, Luiz Mullini Nascimento retires on May 27th, 2026, and has never missed a single day of work, according to the district. Mullini...
Fort Worth’s historic Mount Gilead Baptist Church to hold final service after 150 years...
FORT WORTH, Texas — For generations, families at Mount Gilead Missionary Baptist Church have filled the historic sanctuary with worship, celebrations and community events. Now, after more than 150 years, members are preparing to say goodbye to one of Fort Worth’s oldest Black churches as the congregation plans its fina
Loves Barbecue & Oyster Bar Brings Smoke, Seafood, and Texas Flair to Mule Alley
Fort Worth’s culinary scene is turning up the heat with the opening of Loves Barbecue & Oyster Bar, the newest venture from acclaimed Fort Worth chef Tim Love. Nestled in Mule Alley beside Tannahill’s Tavern and Music Hall, the restaurant offers upscale Texas barbecue with a raw bar concept, capturing Texas smokehouse
Ex-SWAT officer arrested after SWAT standoff outside his Fort Worth home, officials say
FORT WORTH, Texas — A former SWAT officer with the Mesquite Police Department was arrested after an hours-long SWAT standoff, which started after he threatened a family member with a gun, officials said. Officers responded around 8:20 p.m. on Friday, May 1, to a home in the 3800 block...
A 100-year-old burger chain is finally crossing into Texas
Texas has no shortage of burger opinions, from Whataburger loyalty to In-N-Out debates to the latest fast-casual newcomers. But now the state is getting a first-time fast-food arrival that could…
Memorial Day storms to continue into the week. Here’s the NWS forecast
North Texas is in for a rainy Memorial Day. Isolated and scattered storms are expected to drench parts of North Texas into Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service office in Fort Worth. Much like late Sunday afternoon and evening, the storms could include hail, gusty winds, and heavy rain, according to
