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Fort Worth’s Michelin Family Is Opening a Seafood Restaurant

The Cortez family already has a Michelin recommendation. Two of them, back to back, in 2024 and 2025, for a taqueria on East Rosedale that does one thing and does it as well as anywhere in Texas. Now they’re opening a second restaurant, and if the first one is any indication of how they operate, Fort Worth should pay c
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An Arlington attorney says she was fired after releasing arrest footage of Tarrant sheriff’s...

Kailey Muir, a former assistant city attorney for Arlington, believes she was fired out of retaliation after she released partial records of Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn’s son last year. Lucas Waybourn, 21, was arrested March 3, 2025 and charged with solicitation of a minor, assault on a peace...
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Head-On Crash in DeSoto Parish Leaves Two Dead

This morning, at approximately 5:20 a.m., Troopers from Louisiana State Police Troop G responded to a two-vehicle crash on Louisiana Highway 175 near Scott Road. The crash claimed the lives of 49-year-old Carlos Helm of Mansfield and 39-year-old Alonzo Thompkins of Arlington, TX. The preliminary investigation revealed
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Feds charge Fort Worth, Southlake doctors in healthcare fraud takedown

Southlake and Fort Worth doctors were among more than a dozen North Texas defendants who were charged with various fraud-related crimes on Tuesday. The charges were part of a massive nationwide healthcare fraud takedown that included charges against 455 defendants, including 90 doctors and other licensed medical profes
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18-wheeler driver in North Texas crash that killed 5 sentenced to 20 years

The truck driver who was accused of falling asleep and causing a crash that killed five people on Interstate 20 in North Texas last year has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Alexis Osmani Gonzalez-Companioni, 28, of Kissimmee, Florida, pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including manslaughter and aggravated assau
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Land purchase, tax abatement policy: 3 Southlake City Council actions you may have missed

Southlake plans to use the Old Dragon Stadium property for a future parks and recreation facility. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact) From approving the purchase of land that could become a future park to reauthorizing the city’s tax abatement program for economic development incentives, check out three recent actions t
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Big-Money Bet On Luxe Senior Living In Dallas And Houston

High-rise senior living in Texas just attracted some serious cash. Kayne Anderson Real Estate has teamed up with Tradition Senior Living in a joint venture to recapitalize five upscale senior communities across Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston. The portfolio, marketed as high-end independent living, assisted living and m
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DFW Airport Celebrates Completion of Long-Awaited East-West Connector Project

DFW AIRPORT, Texas — Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has celebrated the completion of the East-West Connector Project, opening a new roadway designed to improve regional traffic flow, reduce congestion, and expand access to commercial development surrounding the airport. The approximately 1.65-mile corridor ext
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Fort Worth increases spending to defend officer convicted in fatal shooting

The Fort Worth City Council voted 10-1 at its June 23 meeting to spend up to $200,000 defending former police officer Aaron Dean in civil lawsuit stemming from the fatal shooting of Atatiana Jefferson in 2019. While Dean is no longer a city employee, state law requires cities to pay for the legal defense of police offi
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Ethics experts: Fort Worth mayor should abstain from data center votes, urge transparency

Mayor Mattie Parker is not legally required to abstain or recuse herself from city decision-making related to data centers because of her husband’s position at a firm that lobbies for a data center coalition, three experts in local government ethics told the Fort Worth Report. But the experts all...

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