Fort Worth TX

It's one of those unexpected airport moments: fuel flying, workers scrambling, but quick action keeps the situation under control.

Fort Worth-based Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. plans to produce nearly 300 more F-35 Lightning II fighter jets for the U.S. military. On Sept. 29, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics was awarded contracts worth about $24.3 billion for 294 F-35 aircraft to be used by all military branches and foreign allies. The defense...

Cities away from the coasts—especially in the South and Midwest—were found to offer larger homes, a news study shows.

Multiple deaths were reported after a plane crashed into an 18-wheeler.

Fort Worth has long celebrated restaurateur Mary Perez as its very own “Queen of Sauces,” a culinary force whose enchiladas and smoked barbecue have drawn devotees from across the city. But over the past year, both of Perez’s eateries experienced a rough patch that reminded even the most seasoned restaurateurs that...

The quickest way to learn firsthand about the history of a place — a city or region — is through its cemeteries. Walk among the gravesites, and you’ll see a story of a community etched in stone. The pioneers who built it with their hands and fortunes...

When Louis Sturns decided to pursue a career in law, he didn’t intend on making history. Sturns simply wanted to be someone “who tried to do his job the best he could do it,” he said. But, he cemented himself in the books when he became the...

Elementary classrooms in three Fort Worth-area school districts exceed the state’s maximum number of students Texas allows for one teacher. School trustees in the Fort Worth, Crowley and Aledo districts are seeking state waivers allowing specific classes to have more than 22 students. Texas generally caps class sizes...

White Settlement Road may get a new name when Fort Worth City Council members vote Oct. 21 on a proposed change, city officials told the Fort Worth Report. The city staff-led proposal includes renaming “a significant portion” of the road, which spans from downtown through the western edge of Fort Worth that borders...

Tucked away on the west side of Fort Worth, where the morning sun casts long shadows across unassuming storefronts, sits a culinary treasure that locals have been keeping to themselves for far too long – West Side Cafe, home to what might just be the most perfect breakfast burrito south of the Mason-Dixon Line.