Fort Worth police launch 90-day speeding crackdown on dangerous highways
Fort Worth police will increase patrols beginning Saturday, Aug. 1, as part of a 90-day effort to crack down on speeding along some of the city's most dangerous roadways. The increased enforcement will focus on the Loop 820 corridor and Interstate 30 during overnight hours from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. Police said the goal is
‘Why’d You Shoot?’: Body Camera Catches Texas Cop Questioning Colleague After He Shoots at...
Newly released body-camera footage from the Fort Worth Police Department is raising fresh questions after one officer appeared to challenge his partner’s decision to open […] ‘Why’d You Shoot?’: Body Camera Catches Texas Cop Questioning Colleague After He Shoots at Black Woman Running to Her Home
Southlake man sentenced for $8 million loan‑fraud scheme, using stolen funds to buy a...
Authorities say the scheme relied on sham "Good Faith Accounts" and forged bank statements that misled clients seeking multi‑million‑dollar loans.
It Lost a Tower, a Lease and a City Landmark Location. Reata Restaurant’s 30-Year...
This article was originally published on Crafting Your Home. A human contributor also wrote and edited the post. FORT WORTH, Texas. Some…
The number of ‘driverless’ 18-wheelers in Texas on increase
Aurora expects to have 200 autonomous by end of 2026
Southlake Real Estate Guru Tie Lasater Accused As Empire Unravels
A Southlake real estate empire marketed with promises of quarterly cash flow and returns of up to 20% is now facing a state shutdown order, investor-loss allegations and a trail of distressed apartments where residents reportedly dealt with mold, rats, sewage and collapsing ceilings. The allegations center on Tie Lasat
Almacén El Gallo Mexican eatery opens in downtown Fort Worth
A hotly anticipated new Mexican restaurant with Michelin-recognized chef has debuted in downtown Fort Worth. Called Almacén El Gallo, it’s now open in the First on 7th (Burk Burnett) Building at 500 W. 7th St., Suite 175. The restaurant comes from hospitality vets Adrian Burciaga and Martin Quirarte...
Man who drove into path of train, killing 5-year-old nephew, gets probation
A man who drove past train crossing gates that were down, trying to beat a commuter train across tracks last year in Fort Worth and causing the death of his 5-year-old nephew in a collision, was on Thursday placed under a 10-year term of deferred adjudication probation. The terms of the probation, which were negotiated
Why Fort Worth’s Vickery Cafe Still Draws a Line Out the Door
Vickery Cafe has been a Fort Worth breakfast fixture for two decades, and this year it made its first real move, relocating from its longtime spot on Vickery Boulevard to 2421 W 7th Street, Suite 109, in the West 7th district. Chef and owner Curtis James still runs the kitchen the same way he always has: old-school din
Man Finds Out His Misdemeanor Case Result From A Job Background Check Before Anyone...
In a baffling turn of events, a man in Fort Worth, Texas, discovered the outcome of his misdemeanor assault charge through a routine background check conducted by a prospective employer. […]

















