Arlington Throws Open Church Doors as Cold Snap Hits
With a sharp chill settling over North Texas, the City of Arlington has activated its Homeless Emergency Weather Shelter Plan for Sunday and Monday, turning First United Methodist Church at 407 Mesquite Street into an overnight lifeline. Intake at the church runs from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. both nights, with warm space...
Texas Man Goes Viral Dancing Outside Gas Stations
Forget the usual drama at gas stations; here’s a refreshing twist that’s bringing smiles and a little dance to the daily grind.
BREAKOUT: Jeremy Payne Is the Missing Piece TCU Needs Right Now
Jeremy Payne is the reason TCU's future is bright. The last 2 years have shown TCU has a clear cut top back going into 2026.
Challenges that will plague anesthesia into 2026
The lack of reimbursements, staffing shortages and cost challenges are some of the biggest hurdles for anesthesia providers and groups heading into next year. Two leaders recently connected with Becker’s to share what they believe will be the toughest challenges for the anesthesia space in 2026. Note: Responses were...
Valor Promotes Veteran Landman to Chief Operating Officer
Fort Worth-based Valor—a tech-enabled professional services company that provides oil and gas asset management for mineral rights owners, operators, and investors—is promoting Jason Beck to chief operating officer. “Jason is a veteran mineral manager and landman; his promotion to chief operating officer is well...
Ariat International expands Fort Worth headquarters with $8.9 million investment
Ariat International will expand its regional headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, adding 150 jobs and investing more than $8.9 million in the area. The company specializes in designing and selling equestrian footwear and apparel. The expansion is supported by a $1.5 million grant from the Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF),...
Upcoming Dec. 9 City Council Meeting to Address Local Projects, Recognitions, and Public Input
The Fort Worth City Council will hold its final meeting of 2025 on Tuesday, December 9, at 6 p.m. The meeting will take place in the council chamber at City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail. The council will begin its 2026 activities with a work session and public comment meeting on January 6, 2026.
Texas Diners Retirees Believe Still Prepare Classics Just Like Back Then
In Texas, time moves differently inside a classic diner. The squeak of the vinyl booth, the clatter of the stainless steel, and that unmistakable scent of perpetual coffee brewing-these are the essential ingredients of memory. We all search for the perfect plate of comfort food cooked exactly as our grandparents...
A new hospital, business updates and indoor play spaces: Check out 6 trending Dallas-Fort...
The Silver Line opened Oct. 25. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact) A new hospital is set to be built in McKinney after city officials approved the project, and Dallas Area Rapid Transit's $2 billion Silver Line transit rail is now open and connecting travelers to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. See...
14 Old-Fashioned Texas Diners Where the Comfort Food Is Pure, Delicious Nostalgia
Craving a plate that tastes like Sunday memories and road trip stories rolled into one bite You are in the right place. These old fashioned Texas diners serve comfort food that is pure, delicious nostalgia, the kind you can smell before you even slide into a booth. From meringue crowned pies to gravy smothered...

















