Lawsuit alleges Fort Worth day care teacher restrained, dragged 4-year-old
The parents of a 4-year-old boy are suing a Fort Worth day care, alleging their son was restrained, dragged and yelled at by a teacher who also encouraged another child to hit him. The family said the April incident at Arka Montessori, off Risinger Road in Fort Worth, was more...
‘Look at this!’: A showy new Fort Worth-area Thai restaurant brings bold flavors
The new go-to Thai restaurant is Yindee Thai , now and maybe for a long time. Of all the restaurants in the Asian food wonderland around the new H Mart superstore on NE Loop 820, Yindee will draw early crowds. That’s not only because Haltom City has a 40-year history of great Thai food. It’s also because it’s the newes
Popular Trader Joe’s continues Texas expansion with 2 new stores
The brand has been making moves in the Lone Star State lately.
Texas Family Sues Daycare After Alleged Fight Involving Child
A Fort Worth family says surveillance video shows a former employee allegedly encouraging a fight involving their 4-year-old son.
Colleyville Police Find Two People Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide on Bluebonnet Drive After Saturday...
COLLEYVILLE, TX — Police in Colleyville are investigating an apparent murder-suicide after a man and a woman were found dead Saturday afternoon inside a home on Bluebonnet Drive. The Colleyville Police Department said officers were called to the 5300 block of Bluebonnet Drive around 4:15 p.m. for a death...
FATAL CRASH: Sabine Parish Crash Claims Life of Texas Man
Sabine Parish – On Friday, September 11, 2026, at approximately 1:59 p.m., Louisiana State Police Troop E responded to a one-vehicle crash on Louisiana Highway 191 near Alvin Curtis Road. This crash claimed the life of 32-year-oldCarlos N. Coba Melendez of Arlington, TX. The initial investigation revealed that a...
Fort Worth Fire Department volunteer brings refreshments for responders at incidents
It was dusk on a recent Thursday, and Kent Bolinger and Jana Stout were cleaning up the food truck that had delivered supplies to a crew fighting a grass fire the day before. Bolinger and Stout are top officers of the nonprofit Red Helmets. For half a century, when the Fort Worth Fire Department responded to a major in
Tarrant County College trustees approve property tax increase 5-1 after spending debate
Before Tarrant County College trustees voted to approve tax rate increases on Sept. 10, trustee Laura Forkner Pritchett spent six minutes arguing that TCC should find more savings before asking property owners to pay more. Pritchett questioned administrative growth, tax increment financing commitments, what she describ
Farewell, Fort Worth Convention Center. Your memories will always be fond | Opinion
Done up March 3, 1975, was a most memorable night at the Tarrant County Convention Center (now the Fort Worth Convention Center). A few weeks earlier, we had gone to a Boz Scaggs concert billed as a unique black-tie event. We were so out of place in T-shirts and jeans, we decided to go all out for the next concert: a l
Bob on Business: Village Homes emerges from Chapter 11 as it pops the cork...
Last October, Fort Worth homebuilder Village Homes filed for Chapter 11 reorganization when a major legal fight disrupted the company’s ability to do business. According to Village Homes, the issue stemmed from a 2024 contract to sell 100 vacant lots, the company name, and related intellectual property as part of a pla

















