Built in Our Backyard: Fort Worth company providing solutions to sticky problem
North Texas is full of innovators, movers, shakers and entrepreneurs. A company Built in Our Backyard in Fort worth is providing literal solutions to a problem that impacts everyone when it comes ears. Along the 5000 block of South Fwy in Fort Worth is a building with purple letters called...
Concert Nights at the State Fair of Texas
The wait is almost over! The 2026 State Fair of Texas opens next Fri, Sep 25, and country music legend Clint Black is helping kick off 24 days of Texas-sized fun on Opening Night. Catch Clint Black live on the Chevrolet Main Stage in its NEW home inside the historic Fair Park Coliseum.
Shutting down Historic Main Street for four days of Texas wine and craft brews,...
The 40th annual GrapeFest takes over Grapevine’s Historic Main Street this weekend with four days of Texas wine, craft brews, and festival food. Kicking off this Thursday, you can sample pours at the People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic, browse dozens of local artisan vendors, and catch live sets from local bands and t
Housewife Rebellion Brings A Bold New Tasting Room To Grapevine
A pink Victorian house in Grapevine is getting a rebellious new life, complete with Texas wine, original art and a self-described sports-free zone. Housewife Rebellion will open its first tasting room Sept. 17 at 211 E. Worth St., transforming an 1880s home into a combination winery and art gallery filled with pink wal
Rare brain disorder caused Tarrant County Jail detainee’s death, medical examiner rules
A man who died in Tarrant County Jail custody in June had complications of a rare brain disorder that led to his death by natural causes, the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office revealed Wednesday. Mack Greer, 46, was pronounced dead June 18 at John Peter Smith Hospital after he...
Where to watch/listen: TCU vs. Arkansas State
TCU looks to improve their record to 2-1 on Saturday as they host the Arkansas State Red Wolves. The Frogs are coming off a dominating 63-7 win over Grambling State last week as the offense and defense both shined in the win. Arkansas State comes into Fort Worth with a...
Texas Couple Gets Prison Time After Defrauding More Than 40 Home-Building Clients
A Fort Worth couple who admitted to defrauding customers through their home-building company has been sentenced to federal prison and ordered to pay nearly $2.8 million in restitution. Christopher Judge, 35, and Raquelle Judge, 36, pleaded guilty in December 2025 to conspiracy to commit wire fraud. On Sept. 1, Senior U
On the Rocks Is Open, and Kent Rathbun’s Lobster Shooter Already Has a Trophy
Kent Rathbun has been one of the defining names in Dallas dining for the better part of three decades. He opened Abacus in 1999, followed it with Jasper’s in 2003, cooked for Queen Elizabeth and the Bush inaugural ball, beat Bobby Flay on Iron Chef America in 2008, and built a reputation that still carries weight in a
Fort Worth approves $3.3B budget, property tax increase
Fort Worth City Council approves $3.3 billion budget and property tax rate hike, increasing revenue for the upcoming fiscal year.
Rustic Cowboy Bar Bucks Up Fort Worth With Mechanical Bulls, Dance Lessons
A new honky-tonk just staked its claim in Fort Worth. Rustic Cowboy Bar & Dance Hall quietly opened its doors on September 12 at 5970 Park Vista Circle, Suite 100, bringing mechanical bulls, a pool table and a 1,300-square-foot dance floor to a space that used to be a sports bar known for billiards, not boot-scooting.
