Police Follow North Texas Realtor to a Restaurant and Recover Her Fork — Then...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using CHATGPT. Illustrative only. For more than 14 years, Arlington police had one small piece of evidence they believed came from the person who killed Irasema Chavez. It was a single drop of blood found on a television stand inside her apartment. The blood did not belong to Ch
Fake documents couple facing charges
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — Federal prosecutors have charged a New Mexico woman and a Texas man in an alleged document fraud operation. According to investigators, Teodora Moreno Reyes of Hatch and Fernando Galvan of Fort Worth worked together to create fake immigration, identification, and employment authorization docume
Fort Worth ISD not required to reinstate reassigned Muslim principal, judge rules
FORT WORTH, Texas - The Fort Worth Independent School District will not be forced to reinstate a Muslim principal who was reassigned just after she was promoted in May. U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman made the decision on Wednesday, saying that the reassignment of Shayma Alzubi did not harm her employment.
Arlington ISD cut 307 positions. Parents say the losses go beyond the classroom
Arlington ISD parent Caitlin Hogan’s daughters frequently came home excited about the STEM lab manager at Hill Elementary. He greeted the girls every day in the hallway, she said, and they enjoyed his “crazy inventions,” like a 3D robot he brought once. He’d fill in at the front office and at school events when needed.
DNA From Soda and Barbecue Sauce Bottles Helps Detectives Arrest Colorado Man in 1981...
GRAPEVINE, TX — A 79-year-old Colorado man has been arrested in the 1981 strangulation death of Beverly Bruneau in Grapevine. Court records say Larry Dean Brown is accused of killing Bruneau just before Valentine’s Day nearly 45 years ago. The Crime Scene. Police said officers found Bruneau on...
Texas Wesleyan Launches Bachelor’s Degree Program for Working Adults
Texas Wesleyan University has launched a new bachelor's degree program aimed at helping working adults earn a four-year degree by receiving credit for prior learning, work experience and professional certifications. The new Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) program is designed to reduce both the time and cos
Big Ticket: The Cozy Catfe
The Cozy Catfe in Arlington shelters cats waiting for forever homes while providing unique experiences for patrons. Sign up for times to pet and play with the felines for a small fee that goes to care for the furry friends. More than just a place for a dose of kittens and dopamine, the Catfe (open 11am-7pm weekdays, 11
USS Fort Worth decommissioned in San Diego
A combat ship named after Fort Worth that navigated the world for the U.S. Navy for many years set sail on a new era Wednesday. Driving the news: USS Fort Worth was formally decommissioned at Naval Base San Diego, with former crew members and representatives from its eponymous city in attendance. Why it matters: The US
Proposed task force would advise Fort Worth leaders, council on data center regulations
With a temporary moratorium under consideration, Fort Worth City Council members are discussing the idea of a community-led task force to advise them on how to best regulate data centers. Council member Jeanette Martinez proposed the task force as a way to “empower the community in the data center conversation,”...
Paxton attacks rival on crime as Talarico unveils child care plan in Fort Worth
In the heart of Fort Worth a lively gathering of voters and community leaders set the stage for a pointed exchange between two prominent figures seeking a seat in the United States Senate. One candidate pressed hard on public safety concerns while the other rolled out proposals aimed at supporting families through expa

















