Fort Worth TX

A Mustang GT clocked at 143 miles per hour on State Highway 360 was enough to get the attention of even seasoned traffic officers in Arlington. The triple-digit reading lit up the LIDAR gun of an Arlington police highway enforcement officer on Dec. 2 as the sports car, reportedly racing another vehicle, blasted past...

A Fort Worth resident has been arrested and federally charged after investigators say he recorded himself threatening to build a bomb, carry out a suicide attack and kill Americans in a video shared across multiple social media platforms. The charges were announced by Ryan Raybould, United States Attorney for the...

Before Beaches star Bette Midler soared to the top of the charts with “The Wind Beneath My Wings,” country singer Gary Morris recorded his own version in 1983. Reaching No. 4 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, Morris’ rendition also snagged Song of the Year trophies from both the Academy of Country Music and the...

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NATCHEZ — Buddhist monks from Fort Worth, Texas, are walking on a 2,300-mile, 110-day pilgrimage to Washington, D.C., to promote peace, unity and kindness. They left Oct. 26 from their Huong Dao Vipassana Bhavana Center. And on Friday — Day 41 of their sojourn — the monks and their...

Members of the White Settlement Police Department are making strides both within and for the community, as highlighted by their active role in supporting Special Olympics Texas. The team's collaboration with the Texas Law Enforcement Torch Run was recently showcased in the weekly Texas Police Chiefs Association...

Feeling nostalgic? Toys“R”Us opens 3 seasonal pop-up stores in Texas just in time for the holidays.

In the spirit of giving as the chill of winter takes hold, the White Settlement Fire Department is leading the charge with their Little Coats, Big Hearts Coat Drive. Aimed at spreading warmth throughout the community, the local firefighters are calling on the public to donate new coats, hats, and gloves for...

Quiet North Tarrant neighborhoods were anything but calm Friday as police in Southlake and Colleyville scrambled to two separate home burglaries that left residents rattled and officers canvassing streets, skies and security camera feeds. Southlake break-in: residents surprised. In Southlake, officers were called out...

This is why Dallas-Fort Worth is a love/hate experience for me.