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Fentanyl Crisis Hits Tarrant County: Local College Hosts Awareness Session to Combat Overdoses

Fentanyl-related deaths in the United States have increased in 2024, with over 48,000 reported cases. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that these deaths now make up about 60% of all overdose fatalities nationwide. The issue has affected many communities, including students at Tarrant County...
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TCU Kickoff Time and TV Schedule Announced Against BYU

The Horned Frogs play under the bright lights in a Week 12 matchup in Provo, Utah.
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Over $100M Viridian bond measures fails, unofficial results shows

Voters rejected two propositions that would have increased the Viridian Municipal Management District’s ability to issue bonds for improvements, according to unofficial results Wednesday morning. About 58% of voters rejected Proposition A, while over 60% rejected Proposition B, according to the Tarrant County...
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Hurst Police search for missing 28-year-old man with ‘high functioning Autism’

Police in Hurst are searching for a 28-year-old man with high-functioning autism who went missing Monday evening after a group outing to a movie theater at North East Mall.
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Fort Worth schools scramble to ensure students are fed during SNAP disruption

By Tuesday mid-morning, the line of cars outside O.D. Wyatt High School was more than a quarter mile long, stretching from the building’s southeast corner, along Seminary Drive in front of the campus and down to the staff parking lot on the west side of the school. As drivers reached the front of the line, students...
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Community steps up with a food drive amid government shutdown

A line of over 100 cars snaked across Lot 49 for a food drive Saturday afternoon, stretching so far it extended to the road. Volunteers moved quickly between vehicles, loading black plastic bags filled with fresh vegetables into open trunks. Among those waiting was Fort Worth resident Tiffany Malome, 35,...
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The 8 Most Surprising Fort Worth Restaurant Closings So Far This Year

Maiden: Fine Plants & Spirits elevated Fort Worth’s dining scene with its artful approach to vegan fine dining before closing this summer. (Courtesy) Fort Worth’s ever-evolving restaurant scene has already seen tons of notable openings this year, and there are even more on the way. But, as we eagerly await several...
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Travel spending limits, accountability needed for Fort Worth council, members say

Fort Worth City Council members committed to better monitor their spending, instructing city staff to hold them accountable to an uncertain annual budget for city-related travel. The council discussed how to regulate travel on the taxpayer’s dime during a work session meeting Nov. 4. The 30-minute discussion grew...
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Too Much Coffee Could Mean a DUI? The Shocking Viral Claim

A Texas lawyer’s TikTok has everyone buzzing about a surprising legal risk lurking in your coffee cup. It's a topic that'll make you think twice!
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Theft suspect hits almost 2 dozen Target stores — allegedly just for Legos

Serial shoplifter accused of stealing $37K in products, mostly Lego merchandise, from 23 Target stores across Texas in what police call an "incredibly brazen" crime.

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