North Texas could welcome first rain spell since July. Here’s where
A portion of the Lone Star State might get some relief from the Texas heat.
A Pond, Greenhouse, Pool, and 2.33 Acres Hide in the Middle of Grapevine
It’s not often that 2.33 secluded acres turn up in Grapevine, especially within a short drive of DFW International Airport. But if you think you have to sacrifice your desire for a home that feels like an escape from the daily grind, this Grapevine residence will surprise you. The...
Ross Fire becomes Texas’ 15th largest wildfire as it keeps burning
The Ross Fire west of Fort Worth made history, becoming the largest wildfire in Texas in 2026 and the 15th-largest in the state's history. The fire in Palo Pinto County is now in its 15th day and has already burned through 90,400 acres, with containment at 57% as of a Sept. 7 update from the Texas A&M Forest Service .
Westlake, Texas had its 88-acre Circle T data center vote frozen by a Tarrant...
Westlake, Texas is the town at the center of the live Circle T data center dispute. On August 17, 2026, a Tarrant County judge intervened shortly before the Westlake Town Council was scheduled to consider the project’s development agreement. The distinction matters because the current pause came from a...
North Texas Rain Chances Rise as CPC Outlook Favors Above Normal Precipitation Across Dallas...
NORTH TEXAS — A potentially more active weather pattern is coming into view for the region as the latest Climate Prediction Center outlook signals a favorable setup for increased rain chances between September 13 and September 17. The updated six-to-ten day guidance shows above normal precipitation probabilities spread
H-E-B is expanding across Texas. These cities still don’t have one
While an H-E-B run feels ubiquitous for Texans living in Central and South Texas, some big cities still lack the store that does more. For some, that's a particular pain point, sparking Facebook pages and petitions. Here are some of the biggest Texas cities where H-E-B has yet to stake its claim.
Twenty-Five Years Later, Southlake Remembers
Twenty-five years later, Southlake continues its promise to never forget. On this week’s SLK City Spotlight, Mayor Shawn McCaskill visits Liberty Garden to reflect on the significance of September 11 and Southlake’s tradition of remembrance. Dedicated in 2003, Liberty Garden has become a lasting place in our community.
Local Spotlight: Preserving the Legacy of Tarrant County’s First Black Settlement
In the quiet northeast corner of Tarrant County lies a place where history is held not in textbooks, but in the land itself. Mosier Valley Cemetery, newly recognized as one of Texas’s Historic Cemeteries, stands as a testament to resilience, community, and the enduring legacy of the county’s oldest Black settlement.
Fort Worth breaks ground on $1.76M Smiley Park in southeast’s Ash Crescent area
Fort Worth broke ground on Smiley Park in southeast Fort Worth’s Ash Crescent neighborhood, aiming to transform a vacant lot behind the Best Maid Pickles warehouse. The $1.76 million park improvements will include a sports court, lighting, play equipment, site furniture, tree plantings, pavilion, drinking fountain and
5 Restaurants in Arlington, Texas that Serve the Best Tacos You’ll Ever Taste
Arlington, Texas — a city where the sun bakes the red-brick facades and the air thrums with the laughter of families, students, and dreamers. Here, highways braid together neighborhoods old and new, and the scent of mesquite and lime drifts through the evening air. It’s a place where Friday night lights glow over high
