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Former TCU student found not guilty of assaulting Tarrant detention officer

A former TCU student accused of threatening to blow up the Fort Worth university’s campus in 2023 has been found not guilty of assaulting a Tarrant County detention officer after not receiving his lunch on time. The jury gathered at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the 213th District Court to hear the assault case against Ahmad...
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Fort Worth Motel Chaos As Man Nabbed For Allegedly Firing On Woman’s Escape Car

What started as a late-night disturbance outside a Fort Worth motel reportedly turned into a roadside shooting, ending with a 33-year-old man in handcuffs and a shaken victim who narrowly avoided being hit by gunfire. Fort Worth police say officers were called around 10:04 p.m. Tuesday to the 4800 block...
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WWII-Era Plane Brings Christmas Lights to Life Over Fort Worth and Arlington

Journalism has its perks. I’ve floated in a hot air balloon over Albuquerque, NM, and even taken a ride in a 1932 Ford tri-motor, the kind of plane that looks like it could have starred in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom." Last week, I added another feather to that cap, a WWII C-47 at Meacham International...
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A new Ulta is coming to this popular Fort Worth shopping center

Montgomery Plaza is getting a new beauty supply store. According to a licensing document , an 8,500 square foot Ulta Beauty is planned for 2600 W 7th St. The already-existing building will undergo complete interior renovation. It is uncertain which suite on the 2600 block will turn into the store. The next-closest...
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TEA taking over three more school districts, citing systemic failures

(The Center Square) – The Texas Education Agency is taking over three more public school districts: Beaumont ISD, Connally ISD and Lake Worth ISD. This brings the total to four this year and five overall. State law requires the TEA to take over failing school districts after a campus receives failing academic ratings...
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Electricity Costs Push 15% of Americans To Forgo Holiday Lights

Holiday cheer can come at a price, and it's one that some Americans are forgoing this year due to the increases in electricity costs.
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Free toy store allows caseworkers to offer the gift of Christmas to the families...

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas — Social workers and child advocates are often thrown into difficult family dynamics and sometimes tasked with removing children from dangerous situations. This week, however, those caseworkers are loading wagons with toys and descending on clients' homes as the joy-delivering elves they...
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Pastor kicked from Tarrant meeting sues county judge for $250k in damages

A pastor is suing County Judge Tim O’Hare and Tarrant County for its “unconstitutional” rules of decorum that forbid clapping and allow O’Hare to oust audience members. The case claims Bishop Mark Kirkland, the senior pastor at Greater Saint Mark Ministries in Fort Worth, “suffered injuries and damages for his mental...
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A Texas Scratch-Off Just Turned an Arlington Resident Into a Millionaire

A new Texas millionaire emerges as an Arlington resident wins $1 million on an Extreme Multiplier scratch-off ticket. See the details here.
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More companies expanding in Texas on taxpayer’s dime

(The Center Square) – More companies are expanding in Texas on the taxpayer’s dime, including Ariat International and Southwest Airlines. Ariat, a California-based company that designs and sells high quality performance equestrian footwear and apparel, is expanding its regional headquarters in Fort Worth, with the...

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