DFW Airport parking prices going up Oct. 1: See the new rates
DFW Airport parking rates increase Oct. 1, with TollTag users paying less than credit-card customers and some short pickup visits getting cheaper.
Highway 287 in Fort Worth shut down after garbage truck hit overpass
Highway 287 between Berry Street and Miller Street is shut down in both directions on Wednesday evening. Fort Worth Police say they responded to a report of a garbage truck that struck a support pillar of an overpass at southbound US 287 and Erath Street. Two men were in the...
Arlington Driver Gets 25 Years After 110-Mph Police Chase Into Grand Prairie
ARLINGTON, Texas - A 46-year-old man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after a Tarrant County jury convicted him of fleeing Arlington police in a vehicle and reaching speeds of more than 110 mph during a chase into Grand Prairie. Gregory Strickland was convicted of evading arrest or...
When does daylight saving time end in 2026? What North Texans need to know
North Texans will turn their clocks back an hour in November as daylight saving time ends for 2026. Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, when clocks move backward one hour to 1 a.m., according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology. That means people will effectively gain an extra hour ove
Oklahoma Bank to Acquire Fort Worth’s Colonial Savings After 74 Years
Colonial Savings, F.A., a Fort Worth mortgage and banking institution with roots stretching back to 1952, has agreed to be acquired by Gateway First Bank, a state-chartered bank headquartered in Jenks, Oklahoma. The deal, expected to close in the first quarter of 2027, will bring Colonial's six greater Fort Worth locat
Fort Worth’s Second Rodeo Brewing Could Target The Rustic’s Old Spot At The Rim
A rowdy Fort Worth beer garden known for its live music stage, retractable roof, and smash burgers may be gearing up to open its first location outside North Texas at San Antonio's The Rim. Brainstorm Shelter, the hospitality group behind Second Rodeo Brewing, has filed a request for proposal for work on a new outpost
Her House Was Ordered Sold Over a $1,140 Dues Bill She Had Offered to...
In April 2013, a Tarrant County homeowner wrote to her property owners' association asking for a payment arrangement. She was three months late on that year's dues. She put her balance at "$1,140.00" and offered to pay at least $100 a month until it was cleared. The board voted unanimously to accept and sent her a plan
A Tarp Sat on Her Roof for More Than a Year and Buckets Caught...
A Tarrant County widow was about 80 years old when a storm came through in the summer of 2019 and water began running out of her living-room ceiling. She had lived there more than 40 years. In July she filed a claim, hired a contractor, and had him tarp the leaking section of the roof.
North Texas bakery to open its first location in Tarrant County
A locally-owned chain of bakeries will soon open its fifth bakery, and first in Tarrant County, in Hurst. Latham Bakery opened in Forney in 2017 with just 15 employees. Less than a decade later the bakery has opened locations in Canton, Kaufman and Garland. Another is planned for Royse City, in addition to the Hurst ba
Fort Worth Nurse Struck by Driver Who Tried to Flee Parking Lot
Tiffany Chapman was out with friends at a pool hall off Crowley Road, just south of Interstate 20 in Fort Worth, when a stranger's car slammed into her in the parking lot, leaving her with two broken legs, a collapsed lung and a broken rib, as noted by NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth. The mother and nurse says she never got a
