Arlington boosts restaurant inspections as the World Cup Games are set to kick off...
ARLINGTON, Texas — As Arlington prepares to welcome thousands of visitors for the World Cup this summer, city health inspectors are increasing their focus on restaurant safety standards across the entertainment district and beyond. At Gilberto’s Taco Shop in Arlington, owner Jose Ruiz watched closely as inspectors chec
Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Frisco King’ shuts down downtown Fort Worth streets today
FORT WORTH, Texas — It seems that Taylor Sheridan's newest show, 'Frisco King,' is filming everywhere except for its namesake — Frisco. Today, May 21, and tomorrow, May 22, production crews will be in downtown Fort Worth, closing several streets to film the forthcoming 'Tulsa King' spinoff. If...
Fort Worth restaurant offers free meal to North Texas educators
FORT WORTH, Texas — As another school year comes to a close, one Fort Worth restaurant owner is making sure North Texas educators feel appreciated, with a free meal on the house. On Friday, May 22, Chef’s Corner in Fort Worth will offer all North Texas educators a free...
North Texas police investigate ‘indecent incident’ after victim may have been sprayed by ‘unknown...
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas — North Texas police are investigating reports of an indecent situation that occurred Wednesday night. Officers with the North Richland Hills Police Department responded to a department store off North Tarrant and Precinct Line Road around 9 p.m. Wednesday, officials said in a social media p
Everman ISD honors Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez after missing boy’s remains discovered
EVERMAN, Texas - The community in Everman is honoring the life of a little boy whose remains were discovered last week, years after he disappeared. Had he lived, it’s believed that Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez would have been a fourth grader at Bishop Elementary. Two of the school’s students wrote a...
Rising Housing Costs in North Texas Prompt Call for Collaborative Solutions
As housing prices continue to rise across North Texas, leaders in housing, philanthropy, banking and community development gathered Tuesday at the Amon Carter Center at Lena Pope for a panel hosted by the Fort Worth Community Land Trust to discuss the future of affordable homeownership in Fort Worth and the partnership
Grand Prairie police shooting suspect faces federal firearm charges
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - The man who allegedly fired shots at Grand Prairie police officers earlier this month is facing new federal firearms charges. On May 2, officers with the Grand Prairie Police Department were called to investigate a domestic disturbance in the 3900 block of Dechman Drive. According to...
Teen hospitalized after a shooting in East Arlington, police say
ARLINGTON, Texas — A teenager is in the hospital after being shot at an apartment complex Thursday afternoon, according to Arlington Police. Police say officers got called to the complex in the 1600 block of Nandina Drive after getting reports of a shooting. When they made it to the scene, police say they found a 17-ye
Texas OB-GYN reunites with baby gorilla she brought into the world
Two years ago, a baby gorilla named Jameela was born at the Fort Worth Zoo via emergency c-section.
$1.3M grant helps Fort Worth, Tarrant and UNT Health process more forensic evidence
Tarrant County, the city of Fort Worth and UNT Health Fort Worth received $1.3 million to help them stay on top of forensic DNA testing, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn announced in late April. The U.S. Department of Justice’s DNA Capacity Enhancement for Backlog Reduction Program funds were authorized through the...

















