A Fort Worth couple was sentenced this week for a $4.2 million scheme that...
A federal judge in the Northern District of Texas sentenced a Fort Worth couple this week for running a fraud conspiracy that took payments from dozens of families for custom home, architecture and interior design projects that were never finished. Retirees and near-retirees who fund a major home project out of savings
New Target store to open soon in this fast-growing Fort Worth suburb
A Target is coming to a rapidly expanding area of Fort Worth — and it’s opening soon. Here’s what we know: The location, at the northwest corner of Chisholm Trail Parkway and McPherson Boulevard in southwest Fort Worth, will be open to the public on Oct. 11, according to a press release from Target. The store is roughl
North Texas record shop gives old vinyl a second spin through recycling program
County Line Records is also seeing younger customers embrace CDs, cassettes, and other physical media as a way to unplug.
UNT Health Fort Worth nursing student’s white coat signifies more than a career
The white coat rested neatly across Lina Morales’ lap as the first-year nursing student sat seven rows from the Bass Performance Hall stage. Her eyes stayed on the stage, where pharmacy student Zoe Leal stood at the podium in her own white coat and asked hundreds of future health professionals: “What is your drive?”
Inside Arlington ISD’s $65M South Davis Elementary rebuild plans
South Davis Elementary’s roots run deep in central Arlington. Officials involved in designing the school’s new location have taken that to heart. Arlington ISD trustees reviewed the new design plans Aug. 27. The design of the roughly $65 million campus is heavily based on the surrounding trees and nature, according to
From the Fort: TCU’s Ireland Loss Opens Pandora’s Box on 2026
TCU’s loss to North Carolina in Dublin raised familiar questions about Sonny Dykes, the Horned Frogs’ direction and what comes next in 2026.
21 Free Fall Festivals for Families in Dallas-Fort Worth
Fall fun doesn’t have to take a big bite out of your family budget. These seasonal and cultural festivals across Dallas-Fort Worth—with kid-focused activities and entertainment—offer free general admission. Translation: more room for picking up pumpkins to take home and to indulge in treats and fall foods.
Fort Worth food news: Mercado Juarez and Emilia’s
Fort Worth institution Mercado Juarez is marking Hispanic Heritage Month with the return of Chiles en Nogada, a traditional Mexican dish known for its distinctive combination of flavors and colors. Available Sept. 11-20, the seasonal specialty is part of a month of celebrations at the longtime Tex-Mex restaurant, which
Offensive physical contact, criminal mischief reported in this week’s crime log
This is a crime wrap-up for Aug. 26 to 31. On Aug. 27, a student reported that the catalytic converter was stolen from his parked vehicle at the Centennial Court apartments, UTA Police Capt. Dean Peterson said. There are no suspects. Theft of property in which the stolen property is...
NBC DFW Expands Local News With Podcast-Influenced Approach
It’s a trend likely to spread beyond NBCUniversal Local television stations in the San Francisco Bay Area and, now, North Texas: the time slot formerly held by the now-concluded Kelly Clarkson Show will soon be taken by another station-produced newscast. For KXAS-5 in Dallas-Fort Worth, NBC 5 NOW at...

















