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The former owner of several unlicensed North Texas boarding homes pleaded guilty Monday to financially abusing and fatally neglecting elderly and disabled people in her care, according to court filings. Regla Suyu “Su” Becquer was sentenced to 30 years in prison as part of a plea agreement, according to the filings. She pleaded guilty to one count each of abandoning or endangering an individual, criminally negligent homicide, financial abuse of the elderly, and theft of property, court documents

Mercy Culture Church congregants gathered in front of the Tarrant County Administration Building on Tuesday, Oct. 13, praying for wickedness to be cast out and a righteous stronghold in the county. Emmanuel Cota, director of Mercy Culture ministry Citizens For Life , said the worship gathering was a “spiritual protest against the evil spirits that are influencing Tarrant County.” The group of roughly 50 worshipers sang Christian songs, prayed and took communion during the hour before the county

A Tarrant County judge denied a temporary injunction request that would have blocked the county from closing nearly 100 polling sites for this November's midterm elections. Tarrant County Commissioners voted 3-2 in September to approve reducing the polling locations, pointing to low turnout at now-closed sites along with taxpayer savings.

FRISCO (KDAF) — Hutchins BBQ, a Dallas-Fort Worth area restaurant founded in 1978, is offering nationwide shipping of its menu items through online food marketplace Goldbelly. The North Texas establishment, known for creating the bacon-wrapped Texas Twinkie, has been featured on Texas Monthly’s Top 50 barbecue list for more...

Marvin Rodriguez was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office said Marvin Rodriguez was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The 20-year term was imposed after Rodriguez’s 2017 murder conviction, but that conviction did not stand. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals found that the trial court had erred by refusing requested jury instructions on self-defense and defense of another; on remand, a Fort Worth appeals court ruled the error caused harm and ordered a ne

NBC 5 spoke with a local attorney, Frank Branson, who has handled numerous lawsuits regarding ride safety over the past decade, after a man died falling off a roller coaster at the Six Flags in Georgia on Monday. Branson represented Rosa Esparza's family after the 52-year-old woman lost her life...

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means the whole weekend belongs to costumes, candy and the question every parent asks by mid-October: where are we going? Here is the family-friendly side of Halloween in Dallas-Fort Worth, with no jump scares, no chainsaws and nothing that will keep a five-year-old awake at 2 a.m.

Texas Roadhouse is converting a covered patio into an enclosed dining room at its restaurant at 6672 NW Loop 820 in Fort Worth, with construction planned to wrap up in February 2027. The renovation covers 476 square feet and is expected to cost about $150,000. The enclosed space will give the steakhouse more year-round indoor seating, a useful addition in a Texas climate where outdoor patios can be hard to use during the hottest months.

Taste Project’s Arlington restaurant was abuzz with anticipatory chatter last Friday over candle lit tables and yellow rose centerpieces. Hungry guests eagerly glanced over at the service window to see if their main course, pho-mole was ready to serve. A burst of aromatic Mexican-Vietnamese fusion flavor filled the dining...

H-E-B has purchased more than 20 acres in southwest Fort Worth for a new grocery store, marking the company's third location in the city as it continues pushing deeper into the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area. The site sits at the northeast corner of Chisholm Trail Parkway and Oakmont Boulevard, placing the future store inside a master-planned community in a rapidly growing part of the Chisholm Trail corridor.