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Fort Worth Motel Clash Over Stolen Car Claim Leaves Woman Dead

A woman was shot and killed early Friday at a Fort Worth motel after what police describe as a confrontation over a vehicle. Officers arrived to find her with a gunshot wound to the stomach, then rushed her to a nearby hospital, where she later died. The shooting happened at the Sun Valley Motel in the 1800 block of...
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Fort Worth neighbors disturbed by noise-making equipment at golf construction site

In the Ventana neighborhood in southwest Fort Worth, neighbors can see the construction of a new golf course nearby. Neighbors said some sounds from the area don't sound quite right. The timing of it and what they hear is also concerning to some people. “Have you been hearing booms in...
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Oh deer! Noisemakers used at Fort Worth development disrupting more than wildlife

Noise and disruption from a nearby construction site have become a growing concern for residents in the Ventana neighborhood in southwest Fort Worth. Neighbors said loud booms coming from the construction of the new Maverick Golf and Ranch Club have caused confusion and alarm over the last several days. James...
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Pastor alleges Tarrant County judge violated First Amendment by removing him from meeting

A Fort Worth pastor alleges Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare violated his First Amendment rights by having him removed from a public meeting this month. Bishop Mark Kirkland, of Greater St. Mark Ministries, sued O’Hare and the county Dec. 15, alleging that O’Hare denied him his right to freedom of speech and...
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Fort Worth weighs new approach to panhandling as shelters urge donations to groups, not...

Fort Worth is shifting to a more targeted, data-driven approach to panhandling after a new informal report to the city council identified persistent trouble spots and recommended changes to enforcement and outreach. The report says panhandling levels have remained steady citywide, but certain corridors continue to...
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Fort Worth Baby Arrives At Funeral Home With No Organs

Grieving parents in Texas seek answers after their premature twin's organs went missing at hospital before death.
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Massive Brawl Erupts in Downtown Fort Worth

A late-night brawl broke out in Downtown Fort Worth, with men and women throwing punches outside a bar. The chaotic moment was caught on video.
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Arlington ISD says cellphone ban has been successful so far this school year

Superintendent Matt Smith said their district has been pleasantly surprised by the success so far​ this school year.
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Monks walking from Texas to D.C. begin Alabama journey: See their route

About two dozen Buddhist monks have crossed into Alabama during their 120-day, 2,300-mile “Walk for Peace” from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C. The Sangha (a.k.a. the Buddhist community of monks) from the Huong Dao Vipassana Bhavana Center began their journey in mid-October. Their entry into Alabama on...
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Fort Worth Cops Drown In Overtime As New Chief Scrambles To Hire

Fort Worth taxpayers shelled out roughly $25 million for police overtime in the 2025 fiscal year, a tab that city leaders now openly say cannot keep climbing. New Police Chief Eddie García is rolling out an aggressive recruiting and training push that he hopes will cut those payouts and relieve burnout among officers...

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