How the Great Texas Migration May Finally Be Over
(Dallas, Texas) - When the pandemic hit in 2020, people were getting laid off, businesses were closing and families needed to find a way to live on less money. There was this great migration of people to other parts of the country that had a more affordable way of life.
Fort Worth-area 2025 high school grads will soon walk the stage. Here’s when
Across Fort Worth, members of the graduating classes of 2025 are gearing up to toss their caps in the air. Fort Worth-area high schools are slated to hold their graduation ceremonies throughout the latter half of May. The Fort Worth Report gathered the information you need to know ahead of the ceremonies.
24-year-old arrested for stabbing brother in Grapevine, police say
GRAPEVINE, Texas — A 24-year-old man has been arrested and charged with stabbing his younger brother, who was found bleeding heavily inside a convenience store, Grapevine police said Tuesday. Angel Martinez faces a first-degree felony charge of aggravated assault dating/family/household with a deadly weapon,...
Carroll ISD students crushed beloved principal won’t be handing them their diplomas
The district superintendent says Principal Ryan Wilson was involved in the graduation ceremony changes, but students aren’t excited about the news.
TCU graduation is this weekend. Here are the roads to avoid around campus
The class of spring 2025 is TCU’s largest graduating class in history.
Fort Worth police honor the life of a fallen police officer
It's been nearly a year since Sgt. Billy Randolph was killed.
Fort Worth takes small steps toward major improvements along East Berry corridor
Fort Worth wants to redevelop East Berry Street into a vibrant, safe and walkable thoroughfare with mixed-use developments strategically located to encourage private investment. A plan that is expected to be considered by City Council members next week is chock full of ideas with proposed items — landscaping,...
Arlington police becomes the first North Texas law enforcement agency to deploy drones as...
ARLINGTON, Texas — When drones leave their docking stations in Arlington, they may be responding to a serious crime in progress. The Arlington Police Department (APD) is expanding its use of drones as part of a new initiative to enhance public safety. “We're going to kick things up a...
Where do celebs go to eat when they’re in Cowtown?
From modern cuisine to time-honored classics, these Fort Worth restaurants are hits with Hollywood.
One closed, one failed in recent Arlington restaurant health inspections
One Arlington restaurant was closed and another failed in the city’s latest round of health inspections, according to reports compiled by the Star-Telegram.
