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Arlington’s Smoke’N Ash BBQ owners head to Ethiopia for U.S. Embassy culinary program

ARLINGTON, Texas — Patrick and Fasicka Hicks, the co-owners behind Arlington's Smoke'N Ash BBQ, are spending a week in Ethiopia sharing their Tex-Ethiopian fusion story as part of a U.S. Embassy program. Patrick and Fasicka Hicks took their North Texas culinary story overseas as part of a week-long program...
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American Airlines’ alarming Memorial Day meltdown at DFW

For travelers hoping for a smooth trip home this Memorial Day weekend, today delivered something far less cooperative at 2 of the country’s most heavily trafficked airline hubs. American Airlines canceled 83 flights today, with a significant number of those cancellations concentrated at Dallas-Fort Worth International
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Bon Bon Caffe offers pastries, elevated drinks in Grapevine

Bon Bon Caffe on Main Street in Grapevine serves French and Italian cafe-style dishes. (Courtesy Bon Bon Caffe) A new restaurant, Bon Bon Caffe, has opened along Main Street in Grapevine. The menu includes cafe-style French and Italian options, such as croissants, pizza and gelato. Becks Edgington, a senior mixologist.
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Bon Bon Caffè Brings Euro-Style Sugar Rush To Grapevine’s Main Street

Grapevine’s historic Main Street just picked up a new all-day hangout. Bon Bon Caffè, a European-style bakery and café from local restaurateur Paola Pedrignani, quietly opened earlier this month and is already covering just about every craving from sunrise to last call. Mornings lean toward pastry and espresso, midday
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Boy rescued from Oak Cliff creek after neighbors hear screams for help

Neighbors in Oak Cliff rushed to rescue an 11-year-old boy who was swept away by fast-rising creek water during Sunday afternoon’s storms in Dallas. Dallas Fire said crews received multiple calls at about 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, about young boys riding the current downstream behind an apartment complex. One of the boys be
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Texas’ top restaurants and chefs crowned at the 2026 Tastemaker Awards

After months of hard work and culinary determination, CultureMap has completed its statewide journey to honor the best chefs, restaurants, and more with the 2026 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards. The series kicked off April 9 with our Austin Tastemaker Awards at Distribution Hall, then we moved to Houston on April 16...
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Suspect arrested after Fort Worth highway shooting leaves teenager unlikely to survive

FORT WORTH, Texas - An arrest warrant affidavit reveals key details about the Saturday shooting on Mansfield Highway that left a juvenile victim unlikely to survive. Fort Worth Police have arrested Jose Camargo Madrigal and charged him with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. An arrest affidavit states that on...
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Denton County Transportation Authority secures federal funding for bus expansion

Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) has successfully acquired $2,295,000 in federal funding from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) through its Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive Program. With this funding, DCTA will purchase three new 35-foot diesel buses as part of its goal to enhance transit servic
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Fort Worth grief center awarded funds to support families affected by Central Texas floods

The priority in the months following the floods last summer that devastated the Hill Country was to rebuild broken communities. Austin Dickson, Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country CEO, said the nonprofit began immediately supporting local communities with groceries, gas and cleaning. Funding was also directe
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As enrollment declines, Arlington ISD leaders signal potential school closures

Arlington ISD officials say the district is at an inflection point. Declining enrollment has impacted the school system for years — and it doesn’t show any signs of stopping in the next five. During a special meeting Thursday, Superintendent Matt Smith said the district will have to evaluate...

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