Kids Fest Returns to Fort Worth this fall
FORT WORTH – KERA is excited to announce the return of KERA Kids Fest on Sunday, November 9, 2025, from 1 to 4 p.m. — to be held again at Trinity Park in Fort Worth. Children and parents are invited to a day of kid-friendly fun focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (S.T.E.A.M.) and to...
Baylor-TCU delayed a 3rd time by lightning in the fourth quarter
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- The game between Baylor and TCU was delayed for a third time in the fourth quarter because of lightning Saturday. TCU had just taken a 35-21 lead on Trent Battle's
Arlington Police and DEA Host Fall Drug Take Back Day for Safe Medication Disposal...
The Arlington Police Department, in partnership with the US DEA, is providing residents with the opportunity to dispose of expired or unused medications during the Fall Drug Take Back event. Slated for October 25, this initiative offers a safe and anonymous avenue for disposing of prescription drugs. In a report by...
Fort Worth police officer’s eastside ties aid in community building
Fort Worth police officer Lupita Maria Bayona-Miller is making a difference in the community where she grew up. The East Division Neighborhood Patrol officer spent her teenage years in Polytechnic Heights, a historically Black community that has seen a significant increase in Latino residents in recent decades. Her...
Rollover crash closes part of U.S. 287 in north Fort Worth, officials say
A rollover crash in north Fort Worth closed part of U.S. 287 at Blue Mound Road late Saturday morning, officials said. The Texas Department of Transportation posted about the crash on X shortly before 11 a.m. South/eastbound US 287 is closed at Blue Mound due to a crash. — @txdotfortworth (@TxDOTFortWorth) October...
Texas Highway Traffic Forces Travelers to Walk to Airport
A jam so bad on Highway 183, people chose to walk to the airport instead of sitting in traffic. It's a traveler's nightmare come to life.
Sorry Not Sorry – Fort Worth Mayor Says “I Still Have Your Casket”
FORT WORTH, TX — Mayor Mattie Parker said what she said — and she’s not walking it back. After a tense city council exchange with local activist Patrice Jones, Parker fired off a now-viral line that had the whole city talking: “Patrice, I still have your casket.” That single sentence lit up social media, community...
Fort Worth company offers payroll advances for federal workers, military during government shutdown
Fort Worth-based First Command Financial Services Inc. is aiding federal workers and military service members during the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. The veteran-focused company, founded in 1958 by retired Lt. Col. Carroll Payne, is providing zero-interest direct deposit payroll advances and loan assistance to...
Fort Worth’s Taco ATM Serves Hot Food in Seconds
Discover Fort Worth’s Taco ATM, a unique vending machine serving fresh tacos with hot sauce, making Texas food culture even more exciting.
Historic TXU plant going on the market as Fort Worth’s Panther Island redevelopment starts
Tarrant County College is putting the 113-year-old shuttered TXU North Main Power Plant in Fort Worth up for sale, capping what began 20-plus years ago as a dream for the college to connect its downtown campus to the historic property north of the Trinity River. College officials on Friday confirmed...

















