After a premature birth, North Texas mom found help. Now state invests $4 million...
A North Texas program designed to improve outcomes for mothers and babies is getting a big bump from the state. The Maternal Health Accelerator (MHA), a coalition created to address high maternal mortality and pregnancy-related complications, is receiving more than $4 million from the Texas Health and Human Services Co
Take A Trip Back In Time At 9 Old-Fashioned Drive-In Theaters Scattered Across Texas
Want to take a trip back in time at old-fashioned drive-in theaters scattered across Texas?. These 9 drive-in theaters offer a genuine blast from the past and a movie night you’ll never forget!. 1. Coyote Drive-In (Fort Worth) Fort Worth is a city that knows how to hold onto...
North Texas clinic owner convicted in $26 million TRICARE health care fraud scheme
FORT WORTH, Texas — A federal jury convicted a North Texas clinic owner Kevin D. Curry in a $26 million scheme to defraud the military health benefits program TRICARE, the Justice Department said. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Curry, 64, billed TRICARE for medically unnecessary...
Their Toilets Backed Up Every Weekend, Then a Crew Dug Up a Pipe Running...
Five days after the new owners moved into a hillside house in Tarrant County in April 2014, a toilet began to bubble. On weekdays the plumbing ran fine; on weekends, when they showered and ran laundry, the aerobic septic system backed up. It took fourteen months and three septic companies to find out why: the pipe carr
‘We need to be heard’: Family of most recent person to die in Tarrant...
Catherine Cano and Ruth Hernandez looked through old family photos in their living room, pointing to their brother in each one. “He wasn’t a serious person, he was more funny and outgoing and kind and [caring],” Cano said. “He always cared for his family. If he needed help, he'll be there to help us.”
Who Fort Worth Calls Before Rodents Move In for the Winter
Fort Worth's nights are finally dropping out of the 90s, and that's exactly when rats and mice start looking for a warmer address — yours. As of mid-September 2026, the city's older housing stock — gapped garage doors, uncapped attic vents, pier-and-beam foundations — is prime real estate for anything with a tail. Seal
Texas may finally get a break from this relentless heat, but there’s a catch
After one of the hottest, driest summers on record, a major weather shift could finally be on the way.
Forth Worth Daycare Sued For $1M For Allegedly Running ‘Toddler Fight Club’
Daycare is supposed to be a place where toddlers learn, play, make friends, and maybe argue over who gets the blue crayon. Apparently, one Fort Worth family says their child got a very different lesson. The family is suing Fort Worth daycare for $1 million after surveillance footage allegedly showed a staff member enco
Burger Basket & Grill (Featured Arlington Restaurant)
The West Division Burger Joint Arlington Keeps to Itself. Every town has one: the little spot the regulars would almost rather not tell you about, because the last thing they want is a line out the door at lunch. On West Division Street, that place is Burger Basket & Grill, and the locals are done keeping quiet.
Japanese cheesecake comes to DFW, bringing long lines, viral social media posts
When the popular Japanese cheesecake bakery Uncle Tetsu opened its first North Texas location in the H Mart Plaza, store manager Adaline White said she often sells over 200 cheesecakes a day, and more on weekends. Uncle Tetsu opened in Haltom City’s burgeoning H Mart Plaza earlier this month to long lines of customers,

















