Wildfires send smoke into North Texas, raising air quality concerns
As wildfires continue to increase in Texas, smoke and ash fill the air. Along with the environmental impacts of the fire, poor air quality can become a major concern for those in Dallas-Fort Worth and the surrounding areas. Exposure to unhealthy air quality and air pollution can negatively affect respiratory...
Isolated storms knock out power in North Richland Hills during D-FW heat
Pop up thunderstorms disrupted evening routines across parts of North Texas on a steamy August evening, leaving residents in North Richland Hills to cope with sudden outages amid ongoing heat. These Dallas Fort Worth storms developed quickly and targeted a narrow corridor, toppling tree limbs onto lines and prompting c
The Best Steakhouses in Dallas-Fort Worth Right Now
Tex-Mex, barbecue, and steaks. If there are three topics that could inspire more enthusiastic debate among North Texans, we’d love to know what they are. Because everyone who lives in Dallas-Fort Worth has a strong opinion on at least one of them. (But most likely all three.) With more than 200 restaurants across the a
12 places emerging as America’s new growth hotspots
America’s growth map is changing, and some of the places attracting the most attention aren’t the country’s traditional superstar... The post 12 places emerging as America’s new growth hotspots appeared first on The Queen Zone .
6 Things Texas Homeowners Can’t Legally Park in Their Own Driveway
San Antonio can fine a homeowner up to $2,000 for parking a 26-foot RV in their driveway. That’s city code, not an HOA rule. Cities across Texas have written their own versions of such rules, and many homeowners never know about them until a citation appears. These are some...
Fort Worth’s Viral Soufflé Pancake Spot Sweet Stacks Opens In Frisco
F risco diners no longer have to drive all the way to Fort Worth to try the towering, jiggly pancakes that helped turn Sweet Stacks into one of the city's buzziest ew restaurants. Sweet Stacks is officially in the soft-opening stage of its second location at 252 W. Stonebrook Parkway, Suite 640, in Frisco, less than a
North Texas couple receives federal prison time for fraudulent custom home projects
Christopher and Raquelle Judge will spend time in federal prison following a guilty plea in a wire fraud case involving fraudulent custom home projects. Prosecutors said the Judges falsely marketed themselves as providers of custom architecture, and abandoned projects entirely after receiving payment from victims. Cour
Fort Worth Steakhouse Holds One of Only 38 U.S. Kobe Beef Licenses
Inside The Shops at Clearfork, B&B Butchers is serving up something most Fort Worth diners will never find on a typical steakhouse menu: 100% authentic A5 certified Kobe beef, hand-cut in an on-site butcher shop that operates alongside the dining room. The Fort Worth location, with a sister restaurant in Houston, holds
Fort Worth Council Member Chris Nettles Sued by State Over $787K Meal Fund Debt
Texas has filed a lawsuit against Fort Worth City Council Member Chris Nettles and his ministry, seeking nearly $800,000 in disallowed expenses tied to a federal program that once reimbursed his organization for feeding children at more than a dozen sites. The state says Purpose Driven Ministries owes $787,873 to the T
German-based manufacturing company considers Fort Worth for U.S. headquarters
A German-based manufacturing company is considering putting down roots in Fort Worth, with more than 700 new jobs potentially coming to Cowtown — and the city might give the company a tax break in return. Harting Inc., an industrial connector manufacturing company, is weighing a new location for its U.S. headquarters,

















