A man of many hats, Cedric Dorsey serves through faith, family, and mentorship
Family portraits adorn the walls, lights reflect off military medals, and sports trophies fill the shelves in Cedric Dorsey’s home. Stories of Honor is a Fort Worth Report weekly series spotlighting 12 Tarrant County veterans who are serving beyond the uniform. We also are highlighting nonprofits recommended by the...
11 Unfussy Diners In Texas With Outrageously Delicious Comfort Food
Searching for amazing comfort food spots in Texas that blow those boring chain restaurants out of the water?. These 11 unfussy diners serve up mouthwatering meals and down-home hospitality that will make your taste buds dance with joy!. 1. Paris Coffee Shop (Fort Worth) This charming white building with blue...
Fort Worth Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Assaulting Girlfriend
Fort Worth, TX — The Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday, August 26, that Terrell Lamont Franklin, 54, pled guilty to assaulting a family member with a previous conviction for the same offense. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The charges stem from a September...
Inside look: Former Fort Worth KKK hall is transforming into center for healing
A project that will transform a former KKK building into the Fred Rouse Center for Arts and Community Healing is gaining momentum, as preparation work has begun to remake the dilapidated but historic building into something new. Inside, the building still shows signs of years of neglect, with graffiti on the walls...
Tarrant County jail inmate suffers medical emergency, dies at hospital: sheriff
A 63-year-old jail inmate died on Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital while he was in the custody of the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, authorities said Tuesday. Steven Whittley died at John Peter Smith Hospital, according to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office. Whittley on Aug. 22 experienced a medical...
Protesters demonstrate as hundreds attend an ICE job fair in Arlington
ARLINGTON, Texas — Sharp accusations echoed outside an Arlington job fair for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, better known as ICE. Protesters held signs and voiced frustrations, accusing the agency of tearing families apart and harming communities. “Tearing apart families, breaking up even kids with no parents...
Fort Worth’s richest resident started her own medical school – but it’s not here
Alice Walton, the world’s richest woman — who also happens to live in Fort Worth — just started the Alice Walton School of Medicine (AWSOM) in Bentonville, Arkansas. The school’s first-ever incoming class of medical students were welcomed in July, dawned by a white coat ceremony. Walton plans to pay tuition for the...
CBP officers in Laredo arrest man wanted for murder in Fort Worth
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Laredo arrested a man wanted for murder in Fort Worth, according to authorities.
Fort Worth approves $1.5M for memorial honoring only Black man lynched in city
The Fort Worth City Council approved funding Tuesday for the Mr. Fred Rouse Memorial — recognizing the only documented Black person to be lynched in Fort Worth. The resolution was a unanimous vote to allocate $232,377 in Community Partnership funds to support the final funding needs for the project. On Dec. 11, 1921,...
Fort Worth renames South Patrol Division headquarters after fallen police sergeant
FORT WORTH, Texas — The city of Fort Worth renamed its South Patrol Division Headquarters to honor the life of fallen police Sgt. Bill Randolph. About a year ago, Randolph was killed when an allegedly drunk driver hit and killed him while he was working an early morning crash on Interstate 35W, WFAA previously...