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,...
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...
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...
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!
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.
Students Create a Student-Run Bible Study
Every Friday morning at 7:15, in the area behind Whole Foods, a group of students come together to have a Bible study. The leaders of this Bible study are Marsland Condrey ’27 and Scotty Huffman ’27. Everyone is welcome to join or reach out if you have questions: [email protected] or [email protected]
Tarrant County Man Joe Luis Saucedo Sentenced to 45 Years for Indecency with a...
In a case that has reverberated through the Tarrant County community, Joe Luis Saucedo, a 67-year-old man, has been convicted and sentenced for indecency with a minor. The incident, dated November 15, 2021, involved Saucedo inappropriately touching a 16-year-old girl as she slept. Roused to vigilance, the teenager...
Leadership change leads to abrupt closure of beloved Fort Worth nursery school
The sudden closure of the St. Stephen Presbyterian Day School in Fort Worth has left parents and former teachers frustrated and searching for answers. According to an email shared with the Star-Telegram, former school director Lauren Ferguson was let go by church leaders on Oct. 29. According to Ferguson’s bio on the...
Watauga Target theft leads investigators to organized retail theft ring
A suspect arrested for retail theft at a Watauga Target has been connected to several other thefts across the Metroplex. Police were called to the Target in Watauga on Halloween evening where $1,200 worth of merchandise was taken.
Police arrest suspect in 2022 after-prom party killing of Crowley High athlete
Police on Tuesday arrested a suspect on suspicion of murder in the 2022 killing of a 17-year-old Crowley High School track runner who was shot to death at an after-prom party in Fort Worth. Robert Taylor, 23, was booked at the city jail in connection with the death of Rashard Guinyard , who was shot in the head and...
