No quorum, but deferred compensation committee hears retirement plan update
The Fort Worth Deferred Compensation Plan Oversight Committee was unable to conduct official business on June 12 after failing to reach a quorum, but the three members present received updates on the city’s supplemental retirement savings plan and its first-quarter investment performance. Because too few committee memb
World Cup inspires cross-cultural conversations at TCU medical school
A new class of students at the TCU Barnett School of Medicine is about to start. They get their ceremonial white coats this weekend, just as third-year med student Michaela Mitchell did when she started. "Yeah, I mean everyone gets that white coat syndrome, myself included," Mitchell said. Med students...
This Texas Mexican Spot Has an $11.99 Fajita Deal You’ll Want to Know About
Fort Worth has no shortage of Mexican restaurants, but Birrieria Tres Coronas on East Seminary Drive stands out for one simple reason: incredible food at prices that won’t empty your wallet. Their $11.99 fajita deal has locals talking, and once you try it, you’ll understand why people drive from all over the metroplex
Fatal fiery Saturday crash in Johnson County could cause Sunday traffic delays on Hwy....
A multi-vehicle crash involving a motorcycle left at least one person dead and caused two vehicles and the motorcycle to catch fire on State Highway 171 on Saturday evening. Potential lane closures are expected to affect traffic on Sunday as crash investigators return to the scene in the 7600 block of North State Highw
Fort Worth ISD Closes Newcomer Academy As 42% Of Students Need English Support
Fort Worth ISD is shifting language services for students learning English after closing International Newcomer Academy in June, a move that comes as language-support students now make up about 42% of district enrollment. The state-run district’s new model moves support for newcomer and emergent bilingual students away
Parker County Peach Festival draws estimated crowd of 60,000
Now in its 41st year, the festival is ranked one of the best in the state.
Where I Live: Arlington Heights neighbors build their lives around its art, food and...
Arlington Heights is where art, food and history intersect. The neighborhood is a triangle bordered by Camp Bowie Boulevard on the north, Montgomery Street on the east and I-30 on the south. I have lived here since 1989, after graduating from TCU and becoming a teacher in FWISD. My husband...
An armed neighbor stopped a machete attack after hearing a woman scream, turning himself...
A North Fort Worth neighborhood was shaken after police said a man armed with a machete dragged a woman down the street, struck her with the weapon’s handle, and then turned toward an armed homeowner who came outside to intervene.
Northwest Fort Worth’s Wagley Robertson project to raise roadway above floodwaters
The city of Fort Worth continues to move toward starting planned improvements on Wagley Robertson Road in northwest Fort Worth. On June 4, the city hosted a second open house on the project located in council districts 7 and 10. David Kastendick, project manager with the Fort Worth Transportation and...
Keller ISD board eyes the 2026-27 budget, which includes a surplus
Editor’s note: Transcript provided by CoverGov and Cambridge Artificial Intelligencer. Keller ISD trustees unanimously approved a $346.1 million budget for the 2026-27 school year at the June 25 special meeting, delivering a spending plan that includes teacher step pay increases, a 1% pay raise for all other staff and

















