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Residents and community members are demanding accountability from Tarrant County commissioners and the sheriff's office over last month's county jail deaths. More than 60 people gathered outside the Tarrant County Jail Tuesday morning before the commissioners court meeting, asking for answers on what happened in the ev

Discover the Midwest Nostalgia Coming to DFW With Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream. The deal marks a milestone moment for the business, which has spent more than 50 years building a loyal following across the Midwest. Now, it’s introducing those time-honored traditions to a brand-new region. Known for pairing family dinin

More than three decades after they were buried, eight time capsules from Carter Junior High School resurfaced, bringing memories, reflection, and a little piece of 1993 back to life. The discovery began when former Carter student Patrick Carson alerted Arlington ISD officials to the capsules’ existence after learning a

Contrary to the rumors that Fort Worth’s alligator population is made up of pets that people let loose, the reptiles are very much native to the area. According to Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge manager Jared Wood, the first recorded gator spotting here was in 1849. Beyond that,...

Buyers and sellers look to be on equal footing, area real estate agents say, with prices and inventory remaining stable as the Fort Worth housing market hits the midyear mark. The Fort Worth region’s housing market is not seeing significant fluctuations this year, according to the latest housing market data from the Gr

No one will storm the Tarrant County Jail, but the spirit of Bastille Day will be alive as protesters gather at 8am tomorrow/Tuesday at Belknap Street and 100 N Burnett St to draw attention to all the inmate deaths under the oversight of Sheriff Bill Waybourn since he took office in 2017.

North and Central Texas will see a brief break from triple-digit heat this week, but scattered afternoon thunderstorms will bring rain and high humidity through Thursday. Slow-moving storms could trigger sudden flooding, particularly in southern areas like Navarro County where up to 8 inches of rain fell Monday on alre

Fort Worth’s Board of Adjustment has been busy reading the signs this year. Not predicting the future — but just deciding how drivers get to see gas prices. In the first half of 2026, nearly 55% of the commercial cases heard by the board were sign-related. Of those cases, special exception requests for changeable, elec

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