The 19th Annual Fort Worth’s Fourth
Get ready for the BIGGEST Independence Day celebration and fireworks spectacular in DFW! Fort Worth’s Fourth returns to Panther Island Pavilion on Saturday, July 4, and this year we’re cranking it to 11 as we celebrate America’s 250th Birthday in true Texas style. Bring your family, friends, lawn chairs, and patriotic
Crescent Hotel Offers a Wine Night for the Masses
Wine lingo can be a rather hard concept to grasp for those of us considered novices in the methods of swirling, sniffing, and sipping. And perhaps it’s news to you too that wines can have “good legs,” can “sing,” or can simply be “very drinkable.”
Thousands of Croatia and England fans descend on North Texas for World Cup showdown
Croatia vs England at AT&T Stadium! FIFA World Cup fans flock to Dallas-Fort Worth for group stage rematch, energizing local businesses.
I.M. Terrell dancer becomes FWISD’s first to study dance at Juilliard
Brooklynn Fox did not finish her audition videos in one take. Not for the University of Southern California. Not for Pace University. And, certainly, not for the Juilliard School. Inside the studio, Christen Reyes watched the dance major from I.M. Terrell Academy for STEM and VPA record the same material...
Juneteenth events to celebrate culture, freedom
With Juneteenth on the horizon, UTA, Arlington and organizations around Dallas-Fort Worth are hosting events. Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and became a federal holiday in 2021. The holiday marks the day when Federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to ensure that all enslaved peopl
Three Fort Worth Black cultural institutions unite for Juneteenth celebrations
For years, Fort Worth's Black cultural leaders have talked about creating spaces that preserve history, celebrate culture and serve the community. This Juneteenth, three of those institutions are coming together to do exactly that. The National Juneteenth Museum, the new Fort Worth African American Museum and Cultural
What’s up with those new bollards blocking traffic in the Fort Worth Stockyards?
A series of metal posts blocking access to part of the Fort Worth Stockyards have inspired questions, comments, and even one rap song. The new retractable bollards blocking East Exchange Avenue at the intersection with North Main Street were recently added to protect pedestrian traffic during the World Cup. The bollard
More uninsured patients, no empty beds: JPS navigates 2027 budget planning
Tarrant County’s safety net hospital system has a myriad of factors to consider as it budgets for next fiscal year. The population JPS serves is growing and aging. A smaller percentage of patients will be covered by Medicaid or Affordable Care Act plans. The main hospital is at capacity.
Homicide Call Rocks Ridglea Country Club Enclave In West Fort Worth
A homicide call pulled a public information officer to the 4000 block of Ridglea Country Club in west Fort Worth on Sunday, according to the police department. Officials shared word of the response on social media as officers headed into the neighborhood. In an alert posted to Fort Worth Police,...
The Menu At This Family Run Texas Restaurant Goes Beyond Traditional Barbecue With Mexican...
A classically trained chef trading fine dining whites for a barbecue pit was not on anyone’s bingo card. But here we are. This family run spot takes Texas barbecue and adds a Mexican accent that feels natural, not gimmicky. Brisket tamales show up on the menu next to smoked pork belly tacos, and a jalapeño cheddar saus

















