Coyote Drive-In says goodbye to Fort Worth after years of movies and memories
The sun is setting on an era in Fort Worth as the Coyote Drive-In enters its final weekend. The business opened knowing its lease with the Tarrant Regional Water District would one day end to make way for the next phase of the Panther Island project. That time has now come, leaving longtime employees and customers to s
Southlake, Colleyville rank among America’s richest suburbs
Southlake has long been considered one of Fort Worth’s richest neighbors, and a new study has revealed that the average household income in the affluent enclave has soared 66 percent in the last decade. The report from GoBankingRates, called “America’s Wealthiest Suburbs Today Compared to 10 Years Ago,” tracked...
Child dead after gaining access to unsecured gun in Fort Worth apartment
A child is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after gaining access to an unsecured gun in Fort Worth Saturday evening. Fort Worth police responded to the Patriot Pointe Apartments in the 2100 block of Revolutionary Way after receiving reports of a shooting around 7:45 p.m. Responding officers found a child...
Motorcyclist killed after crash on Northeast Loop 820 in Fort Worth, police say
A motorcyclist was killed Saturday night in Fort Worth after reportedly crashing on Northeast Loop 820, officials say. According to the Fort Worth Police Department, officers were called at about 8:40 p.m. to the crash at 2500 Northeast Loop 820 at the eastbound North Freeway Express northbound exit. Only the...
5-year-old girl identified after dying in accidental self-inflicted shooting in Fort Worth
A 5-year-old girl, identified as Nhilynn Serenity Raell Robinson, died Saturday evening after accidentally shooting herself with an unsecured gun in Fort Worth. First responders provided emergency aid at an apartment complex on Revolutionary Way before Robinson was transported to Cook Children's Medical Center, where s
Urban Design Commission green-lights planned parking garage in Fort Worth Stockyards
The Fort Worth Urban Design Commission granted several waivers from design requirements for a proposed parking garage in the Stockyards. The M.L. Leddy’s retailer and Franklin family have entered a partnership with Parking Systems of America to replace a 55-space surface parking lot with a 4.5-story garage at 2458 Elli
White Settlement Revives Light the Night Parade, Opens Call for Floats and Vendors
White Settlement is asking churches, businesses, schools, sports teams, charities and families to sign up for its Light the Night Christmas Parade, scheduled for the evening of December 5 at Veterans Park. Registration is open now, with entrants asked to check in by 6 pm, and the night is set to include a tree lighting
Korean Pocha Bar Dal Pocha Pours Into Haltom City’s H Mart Plaza
A new late-night Korean pub called Dal Pocha is settling into Haltom City's H Mart Plaza, with a grand opening set for today at 5 p.m., featuring drink specials. The business, located at 3970 NE Loop 820, Suite 600, is already open for regular hours and is now hiring staff.
Four Fort Worth food stops worth a visit: The best of Eats Beat for...
From a Kansas City soul food import to a 50-year-old barbecue time capsule, Bud Kennedy’s August Eats Beat columns tracked new openings and enduring favorites around Fort Worth. Here’s a roundup of what he covered: A mini outpost of Kansas City’s famed Peachtree Cafe has opened at 8651 John T. White Road in east Fort W
Fort Worth Jury Orders Trinity Valley School to Pay Ex-HR Chief $10 Million
A federal jury in Fort Worth has ordered Trinity Valley School to pay its former human resources director just over $10 million after finding the private school retaliated against her and defamed her in the wake of a teacher sex abuse scandal. The jury determined that Trinity Valley School retaliated against and defame
