Fort Worth and Aledo file lawsuit to halt a $500M development on disputed land
The cities of Fort Worth and Aledo have filed a lawsuit against Willow Park, alleging the neighboring city unlawfully annexed land last year for a 321-acre, $500 million mixed-use development . In the court documents, which were filed Feb. 9 in the 43rd District Court in Parker County, Fort Worth and Aledo accuse...
Arlington police seek public’s help in locating missing elderly man
ARLINGTON, Texas — Authorities are requesting assistance from the public to find a missing 65-year-old man last seen Wednesday evening. Donald Wells, of Arlington, Texas, was last observed leaving his residence near Matlock Drive and Wimbledon Drive around 5:00 p.m., according to the Arlington Police Department....
Teen Charged With Murder After Fort Worth Shooting Sparked by Argument Over French Fries
Fort Worth, Texas – Fort Worth police have identified and arrested an 18-year-old accused of fatally shooting his friend following a minor argument that reportedly began over French fries. The shooting occurred in late January at an apartment complex in west Fort Worth and resulted in the death of a 19-year-old...
Hoodie-Wearing Burglar With Tattoo Hunted In North Arlington Break-Ins
Arlington police are seeking an extra set of eyes from North District residents after releasing surveillance images of a man they believe is connected to multiple burglaries in the area. In photos shared yesterday, the man appears to be of average build, dressed in a hoodie, shorts, and slides with...
North Fort Worth Man Nabbed In Fatal Fentanyl Overdose Murder Case
A 31-year-old North Fort Worth man is behind bars after police tied him to a deadly fentanyl overdose that killed a local resident in late May, according to authorities. Fort Worth police say officers with the department’s fugitive unit arrested Curtis Mukanza today in connection with the death of 26-year-old...
Thousands greet Buddhist monks in DC after 2,300-mile Walk for Peace to promote mindfulness
WASHINGTON – After a 2,300-mile “Walk for Peace,” a group of Buddhist monks arrived Tuesday at their final destination, drawing thousands of excited residents, students, and tourists. “We are not walking from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C., to bring you any peace,” the group’s spiritual leader,...
Fort Worth Bootmaker’s 10-Year Party Draws TV Stars, the Mayor and Rodeo Champs In...
From left to right: Eric Nelsen, Sainty Nelsen, Lizzy Bentley, John DiLaura. (Photo by Photographs by Kaitlin Saragusa) CITY Boots’ 10-year party was fittingly ambitious for a brand that has shown how artisan craftsmanship and cowboy-chic swagger can move in step. Attendees were greeted at Fort Worth’s William...
Traffic Alert: Little Road to Close Under US 287 for Major Bridge Demolition
ARLINGTON, Texas — South Arlington commuters should prepare for significant weekend delays as crews begin the demolition of the old US 287 bridges over Little Road. This critical phase of the Southeast Connector Project follows the successful shift of traffic onto the newly constructed US 287 bridge structures....
Two North Texas Fentanyl Traffickers Headed to Federal Prison
(WBAP/KLIF) — Two North Texas men will spend decades behind bars for fentanyl trafficking. 24-year-old Nathan Jesse Garcia of Dallas and 25-year-old Lino Hernandez of Arlington both plead guilty to multiple charges, including conspiracy to manufacture and distribute fentanyl. U.S. District Judge Sean D. Jordan...
Texas Wesleyan Launches Online Doctoral Programs in Nursing and Education
Texas Wesleyan University has joined with higher education strategist AllCampus to introduce its first doctoral-level online programs: the Doctor of Nursing Practice and the Doctor of Education. Developed by practicing nurse practitioners, Texas Wesleyan’s online nursing practice programs are designed to prepare...

















