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Fort Worth Garbage Truck Crash That Killed Driver Still Under NTSB Investigation

Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office — Identified Driver Killed In Crash. Three weeks after a Waste Management garbage truck slammed into the support pillars of a U.S. 287 overpass in Fort Worth, killing its driver, federal investigators are still trying to determine what went wrong. The crash tore into the bridge over Erath Street so badly that crews had to demolish part of the structure, and the cause remains unresolved.
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Texas contractor faces 30-year prison sentence after stealing over $300,000 from customers

"You are destroying homes, their investments, and their life."
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Texas Winter Outlook 2026-27: Dallas, Houston Face Wetter Winter

1. Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio could see increased precipitation as El Niño influences winter.
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Grapevine Opens New Museum Filled With Historic Wagons, Tractors And Trucks

W hat do a horse-drawn wagon from 1870 , a century-old steam tractor and a vintage grape-crushing truck have in common? They're all part of a new museum bringing Grapevine's history to life. The Sharron Studebaker Rogers Heritage Equipment Museum is opening in Grapevine's Historic Cotton Belt Depot District, showcasing the vehicles and equipment that helped shape the city's agricultural, transportation and community heritage. The 1,300-square-foot museum will permanently display five historic ve
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Fort Worth Rezones 200 Acres Near Northside Rail Stop for Walkable Future

Fort Worth City Council voted 10-0 on Oct. 13 to approve zoning changes affecting 200 acres near the TEXRail North Side Station, clearing the way for a push to turn the area into a walkable neighborhood of homes and shops clustered around the rail line. The targeted properties sit along or near Northeast 28th Street and Decatur Avenue, as well as Glendale and Brennan avenues and North Hays, Hardy, Schadt and Peak streets, just north of the Fort Worth Stockyards.
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Driver arrested after hitting police vehicle, hiding in creek bed

FORT WORTH, Texas - A 33-year-old man is in custody after police say he hit a marked police car and hid in a creek bed early Thursday morning. Officers responded to a hit-and-run crash involving a marked police vehicle at 2108 NW Loop 820 at about 2:15 a.m. Thursday. Air...
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Fort Worth ISD Parents Say Special Ed Students Wait Years for Help They’re Owed

Arlington Heights High School — Site Of Parent Listening Session. Standing outside Fort Worth ISD's administration building on Tuesday, a group of parents and advocates accused the district of breaking state and federal law by failing to provide special education services in a timely manner. They say Individualized Education Programs, known as IEPs, are not being followed and that parent concerns are routinely dismissed, with some families waiting years for accommodations their children are lega
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McDonald’s to spend millions on construction boom across North Texas

Prepare to see more Golden Arches across North Texas. McDonald’s Corp. is planning to build dozens of new restaurants in the region as part of the fast food chain’s new $8.5 billion Next initiative to attract and retain customers as the company struggles with declining market share led by rising costs.
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Families react to plea deal in Arlington assisted living deaths case

Families whose loved ones were cared for at Arlington assisted living facilities operated by Regla Su Becquer say they are disappointed after a plea deal brought the criminal case against her to a close. Becquer was sentenced this week to a total of 30 years in prison for financial abuse...
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A big weather change is on the way!

North Texas forecast: A strong cold front arrives tonight, bringing cooler temperatures, rain chances, and gusty winds. Get ready for sweater weather and a great State Fair weekend.

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