Bill Paxton’s son James’ new Western to premiere in North Texas this fall
A new Western starring a familiar Fort Worth face will premiere in North Texas this fall. Deadline reported Tuesday that “Last Train to Fortune” will hit Dallas theaters on Sept. 23. The film will first premiere in New York on Sept. 18, followed by Dallas and then Los Angeles on Sept. 25, with plans to expand the theat
Fort Worth police seek public’s help to identify deceased man found near railroad tracks
FORT WORTH, Texas - Fort Worth police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man found dead last month near railroad tracks in East Fort Worth. Officers found the body of an African American male on July 6 in the 2000 block of East Lancaster Avenue. Due to the condition of the body, authorities have been una
Texas woman accused of animal cruelty jailed in Saline County
A Texas woman accused of animal cruelty was arrested Wednesday morning. According to the Salina Police Department (SPD) ShaQuilla Weaver (20) of Fort Worth, TX was arrested on a warrant. The warrant was in relation to dogs being dumped in the Saline County on May 14, 2026. The Saline County...
Curtain call: Fort Worth theater troupe bids farewell after 30 years
After 30 years spotlighting original local works, a Fort Worth theater group will bow to audiences this weekend for the last time. SceneShop will take center stage at Arts Fifth Avenue on Aug. 7 and 8 for the collective’s final show. “Don’t Dream It’s Over” will feature six performances, highlighting themes around endi
Back to School, You Coves!
“The Founding Fathers in their wisdom decided that children were an unnatural strain on parents. So, they provided jails called schools, equipped with tortures called an education.” — John Updike, The Centaur. For most kids and parents, “back to school” comes with a gazillion ups and downs. Everything...
Massive North Texas data center could rise mere feet from homes, residents say they...
"They didn't share that info or try to work and be good neighbors."
Former leader of Stockyards redevelopment plans $160M luxury resort for area
Former Stockyards Heritage Development Co. leader Craig Cavileer and his new company, Delightful Development, announced plans Wednesday for a $160 million luxury resort along 1,000 feet of Marine Creek frontage just behind Mule Alley and Hotel Drover. The resort news came on the same day that Cavileer’s former employer
Watch how Goldee’s Barbecue in Fort Worth is helping shape the next generation of...
On Friday mornings, the line outside Goldee’s Barbecue begins forming hours before the doors open. People unfold lawn chairs along Dick Price Road in southeast Fort Worth. They talk, play games and wait for trays of brisket, pork ribs, turkey and house-made sausage. The line is part of the...
Ice! at Gaylord Texan announces magical theme for its annual winter wonderland
We're in the final stretch of our summer campaign. Our goal is to raise $12,500 by August 9 to support the journalism our community relies on. Reader support is helping shape the future of local news. We North Texans have a unique Christmas tradition: the annual themed ice sculpture winter...
Texas Carves Out New 2,850-Acre Hunting Ground West of Fort Worth
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has acquired 2,850 acres in Stephens County, land that will become the new Robbie Davis Wildlife Management Area and open to public hunters in 2027. The property sits west of Fort Worth in the Western Cross Timbers ecoregion, within driving distance of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex

















