Inside the Old Cat City Grill Space: Enchiladas Meets Barbecue
The building at 1208 W. Magnolia Ave. spent years as Cat City Grill. It’s now home to Mary Perez’s Enchiladas ¡Olé! and her barbecue spinoff, Holy Cue, sharing one kitchen and one dining room for the first time. Perez has earned the nickname “Queen of Sauces”...
Neighbor dispute over dead chickens leads to felony animal cruelty charges in Fort Worth
A Fort Worth man faces charges of terroristic threat and animal cruelty after allegedly threatening a neighbor with a gun during a dispute over dead chickens. The suspect admitted to injuring his neighbor's dog and throwing it back over the fence after finding it in his backyard with two dead chickens.
New dive bar coming to Fort Worth’s Near Southside
Fort Worth’s bustling South Main Street will get a new bar — with a piece of local history inside. David “Catfish” Flores, a Near Southside bartender, has plans to open ‘Sink or Swim,’ a dive bar that would be at 104 South Main St. The bar would be a no-frills, old-school dive bar, Flores said, with beer, shots and mix
Fire causes roof to collapse on several Arlington businesses
ARLINGTON, Texas - Officials say all six units in an Arlington building were heavily damaged after a fire caused the building's roof to collapse on Monday afternoon. A 4-alarm fire broke out at a building containing the Beirut Grill and other businesses in Arlington on Monday evening. The building's roof collapsed due
Of Bullets and Bonbons: This Graham Shop Is Drawing Customers From Across DFW
Tim Lewis says he’s pleasantly surprised by how many people are making the 88-mile trek from Fort Worth and Dallas on Saturdays to do business with him in what is surely one of America’s most unlikely retail concepts. “It’s crazy. I never expected it,” he says by a...
An Arlington, Texas Man Watched Police Raid His Neighbors — Then the Teens Tossed...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only When the cops hit a house in your neighborhood, most folks watch from the porch, shake their head, and... The post An Arlington, Texas Man Watched Police Raid His Neighbors — Then the Teens Tossed an Unserialized Pistol Over His Fence appeared
Fort Worth’s Coyote Drive-In movie theater to close permanently
It’s a Fort Worth mainstay that has hosted a bull riding TV show and given solace to pandemic-weary North Texans as Panther Island’s development plans loomed in the background — and soon, it will screen its last flick. After 14 years, Fort Worth’s Coyote Drive-In movie theater will close on Labor Day, Sept. 7, accordin
Northside therapist focuses on providing free, low-cost counseling to Fort Worth families
For years, Northside therapist Gabriela Garcia focused on providing counseling to children in her Fort Worth neighborhood through insurance and Medicaid. But she soon realized that she wasn’t doing enough to help. Parents would bring in their little ones who were covered under insurance, but they themselves weren’t in
Two Markets: North Texas multifamily turns the corner as the construction pipeline empties
For the first time since the delivery wave crested, Dallas-Fort Worth renters are filling apartments faster than developers can open them. The metroplex absorbed roughly 8,500 units against about 7,500 deliveries in the first quarter, according to Chad Colley, Multifamily & Mixed-Use Partner at Trademark Property Compa
TX Hospital Lifts Ambulance Diversion After Multiple-Day IT Outage
JPS Health Network’s core electronic health record system is back online following a controlled network outage that started Aug. 3, officials said in an update Friday evening. The network’s temporary ambulance diversion for trauma, stroke and STEMI heart attack patients has also ended, according to the update, and outp

















