Fort Worth Ditches Silo Demolition, Sends $850K Back to Worth Heights
Fort Worth has abandoned its plan to tear down the century-old grain silos looming over the Worth Heights neighborhood, after city officials determined the project would cost far more than they had budgeted. The 12-story Alice Street complex will remain standing for now, and the $850,000 set aside for its demolition is
North Texas couple wanted after four children under 10 test positive for fentanyl, police...
Authorities say the pair is facing multiple child endangerment counts following a joint investigation with state child welfare officials.
This Legendary Texas Diner Has Built A Loyal Following Around Its Fluffy Pancakes
Fort Worth has officially made breakfast an all-day loophole. The clock can say midnight, but one puffed pancake says morning still has unfinished business. Add lemon, powdered sugar, and enough butter to make sharing feel wildly ambitious. This Texas diner has kept the griddle busy since 1962, serving around the...
Residents send Fort Worth’s Titus Paulsel Park plan back to the drawing board
The Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department agreed to revisit its proposed improvements for Titus Paulsel Park after neighborhood residents said the conceptual design did not reflect the community’s priorities. At a July 20 public meeting, residents who live in the Poly area around the park said they believed...
Years of warning signs, little urgency: How Lake Worth ISD ended up under state...
The pre-K students barely looked up when Lake Worth ISD’s superintendent entered their classroom in late February. One child traced over letters already written on a board. Another sat on the floor fitting together pieces of plastic pipe. Across the room, teacher Karey Bennett worked with a small group while the other
Where I Live: Westcliff has changed over 80 years. This Fort Worthian still feels...
I have been part of the Westcliff neighborhood for almost as long as I can remember. My family moved here in 1946. I left for college and law school, spent a short time away for work and lived in a few other parts of Fort Worth over the years. But I kept coming back. My wife, Louise, became a Fort Worthian by marriage
Fort Worth won’t demolish century-old grain silos, redirects neighborhood funds
Fort Worth has decided not to demolish the 100-year-old grain silos overlooking the Worth Heights neighborhood, which opened up the door for neighborhood improvement projects to be funded. The decision comes years after the city voted in 2016 to demolish the silos if the property owner failed to address the...
North Richland Hills, TX: Goofball Driver Merging From I-820 Gore Point Doesn’t Bother To...
Not only did this driver not yield, but commenters also criticized the dashcam owner’s overzealous exit speed, from the leftmost lane, too. Tarrant County-area driver and Redditor /u/al-Sahaabi shared headshaking dashcam footage from earlier in July (July 22, 2026) from this I-820 exit showing a driver lazily, and with
With a peculiarity, jury finds man guilty of manslaughter in Tarrant child death
It appeared for a time on Wednesday that a jury considering a four-count indictment in connection with the death of a little girl in a collision on an Arlington highway may have been at an impasse. The jury, in a state district court, was considering whether the defendant, Tyler Hampton , was guilty or not guilty of in
Fort Worth ISD high school students can ride Trinity Metro free
Trinity Metro has announced that Fort Worth Independent School District high school students will once again be allowed to ride public transportation for free following a successful pilot program in the previous school year. Registered FWISD high school students in grades 9-12 can ride Trinity Metro buses, TEXRail and

















