Johnson County officials take hard stance on data centers. But will it matter?
The Johnson County Commissioners Court had a clear, direct message Monday night for data center developers looking buy land and move into the area: “We don’t want them,” Precinct 4 Commissioner Larry Woolley said during the special meeting. “We don’t have room for them. We don’t need them.” That statement came after a
Mass layoff wave slams Texas aviation industry amid Spirit shutter
Mass layoff notices filed, workers warned the same day jobs were cut.
Glenn Beck Nonprofit Snaps Up Whole Las Colinas Office Building
Glenn Beck's nonprofit Mercury One has locked in a huge North Texas footprint, signing a lease for roughly 172,089 square feet at 6655 MacArthur Blvd in Irving. The nonprofit is taking over the entire three-story office building, a deal brokers say ranks as the largest direct new office lease in the Las Colinas submark
10 Texas Hole-In-The-Wall Diners With Country-Fried Steak Worth Craving
Texas takes country-fried steak personally. Golden, crispy, smothered in creamy white gravy, and served in portions that mean serious business. This is not a dish that was invented by accident. It was perfected over decades by cooks who refuse to cut corners. The best plates do not come from fancy spots with reservatio
Hit-and-run crashes leave Fort Worth civil rights monuments damaged
Hit-and-run crashes have damaged two public art monuments along East Rosedale Street in Fort Worth, leaving a nonprofit organization responsible for the landmarks facing thousands of dollars in repairs. Arts Fort Worth, which manages nearly 180 works in the city’s public art collection, is now working to determine how
‘King Gary has to go.’ Website campaigns for north Tarrant County mayor’s ouster
Haslet Mayor Gary Hulsey is being criticized for his leadership in a new way. In his third tenure as mayor, he has seen Facebook groups, censures and now, a website. Over the past year, a divide between the City Council and mayor has slowed progress on key issues for residents. Typical city hall meetings are mundane, b
Pitching Holds Up, But Utah’s Offense Disappears in TCU Sweep
The possibility of postseason contention continued to shrink for the Utah Utes after being swept by TCU in Fort Worth. Utah didn't look like themselves all weekend. The boys in red managed just four runs across the series. Oddly enough, it was the pitching staff that looked dominant. The pitching...
Stay informed on 5 road project updates in Dallas-Fort Worth
Coit Road in Prosper will transition into six lanes. Currently, construction crews are working to expand the road to four lanes and prepare infrastructure including utilities and sidewalks for future expansion. (Sky Eyes/Community Impact) See what’s happening with ongoing or upcoming road projects around Dallas-Fort Wo
Fort Worth ISD cuts employment policy for certain staff. Why some are worried.
A Fort Worth Independent School District policy that outlines the rights and legal procedures of certain employees has been almost completely redlined. Community members and attorneys are concerned about what that will mean for the job security of those employees in the 2026-27 school year. The policy, DCE Local , now
Texas public schools experience worst enrollment decline in decades, report shows
Enrollment at public schools in Texas declined by more than 76,000 students at the beginning of the 2025-26 school year, the largest non-COVID-19 related drop in more than 40 years, according to new data from education advocacy group Texas 2036. Fort Worth ISD lost the sixth most students in the state over the last yea

















