Texas Erupts as Gov. Abbott Forces Cancellation of Muslim Event at Publicly-Owned Water Park:...
Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently demanded that the City of Grand Prairie cancel a private Muslim-organized event at a city-owned water park. Abbott’s claims of “religious discrimination” surrounding the event did not sit well with Texas residents, as many accused the governor of “fear-mongering.”. The controversy...
Diaper drive taps Fort Worth networks to meet year-round need for families
A stack of unused diapers can sit in a closet for months, but they can mean the difference between stability and stress for many Fort Worth families. Movers for Moms is collecting diapers through Mother’s Day weekend to restock the Junior League of Fort Worth’s diaper bank. The campaign is led locally by the Fort Worth-area Two Men and a Truck franchises.
Bomb Threat Scare Triggers Sweeps At Fort Worth’s Historic Courthouse
A bomb threat turned a routine yesterday into a tense one at Tarrant County's historic courthouse in downtown Fort Worth, as law enforcement swept the 1895 building and several nearby county offices, briefly disrupting normal business. Deputies, drones, K-9 units, and ground crews all joined the multi-agency response while officials worked to make sure the area was safe.
Tarrant voters say registration removed, questioned. Elections office offers no clarity
The first time Bobby Robinson got kicked off Tarrant County’s voter roll, he thought it was a glitch. That was in November. By early March, Robinson had been kicked off — and added back on — the county’s registry of voters two more times, he said. Today, his voter registration appears active online, but he’s not confident it’ll stay that way when it comes time to...
Man trapped atop crane near JPS triggers dramatic Fort Worth rescue
Fire crews responded to South Main Street on Wednesday night after a man was stranded high above the ground.
Fort Worth man stabbed in possible case of mistaken identity, police say
FORT WORTH, Texas — One person was stabbed Wednesday evening in Fort Worth after police say the victim may have been mistaken for someone else. Officers responded just before 7 p.m. to the 2800 block of Las Vegas Trail, where they found a man with multiple stab wounds, police said. The victim was taken to the hospital for his injuries, which appear to be non...
TRUTH: Correcting 1 FALSE NARRATIVE On Gordon Sammis’ Offense Changes Everything for TCU
There's one false narrative about how much Gordon Sammis puts on his QB. Correcting it may change how you view Jaden Craig and TCU's offense.
Must See Live Shows May 2026
We’ve banded together (no pun intended) to bring you a roundup of the best live shows in Fort Worth this May!. Technology has always offered both connection and distraction. It brings people together online while pulling attention away from the pleasures that can only be fully experienced in person. Y2K Prom offers a chance to literally unplug while connecting with live performers and the...
The Second Coming of Maifest — A Spring-Time Nod to Fort Worth’s German Roots
In its sophomore year, Maifest returns to the grounds of Crystal Springs Hideaway — the Fort Worth River District’s neighborhood beer garden and hangout — May 29–31 for another celebration of the German traditions woven into the culture, kitchens, and breweries of Fort Worth in the mid-1800s.
The Soundcheck: Musicians amplify Fort Worth venues at these upcoming May concerts
As days get longer and the school year winds down, the first touches of summer are not the only things heating up Panther City. Stages all over Fort Worth offer a wide range of live music this month. Whether you are looking for indie Christian, smooth jazz or classic country sounds, evenings of entertainment are on tap for live music lovers of all tastes...

















