Things to do in DFW this weekend: May 29-31
School is out for most North Texas districts. Kick off your summer with these local events. The DMA continues its Late Night series on Friday night from 7-11 p.m. Participate in arts & crafts, origami, watch artist demonstrations, gallery talks and more! Tickets are $25. Experience a thrilling professional rodeo...
Fort Worth’s best schools: A parent’s guide to top-rated districts
Fort Worth is a sprawling city, and the school your child attends often comes down to which side of town you choose. Families relocating to the area — or moving across it — quickly learn that “Fort Worth schools” is shorthand for a patchwork of independent school districts, charter options and neighborhood elementary s
Dry, hot and muggy condition expected across North Texas this weekend
Friday will be the first of five days in the 90s. Feels-like temperatures in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex will be 94° on Friday afternoon.
Groundbreaking set for 302 new apartments, townhomes in Fort Worth’s Stop Six
FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth Housing Solutions, an agency created by the city to provide quality low- to moderate-income housing, is gearing up to break ground on phase five of a six-phase redevelopment initiative to transform the city’s Stop Six community. The city and Fort Worth Housing...
More Texas barbecue will be offered on American Airlines flights out of DFW
Fort Worth-based American Airlines will offer even more Texas barbecue on flights to and from DFW Airport. Pecan Lodge barbecue platters and smoked brisket sandwiches have been offered on flights out of DFW to New York airports since February. These same menu items will now be offered on flight routes to Boston and Los
Dallas steakhouse known for home-cooking and Tex-Mex to open in Arlington
A Dallas County steakhouse known for Tex-Mex, barbecue and live music will open a third location in Arlington. Culpepper Cattle Co. started as Culpepper Steakhouse in 1982 in Rockwall, selling home-cooked meals and barbecue as live music played on the Culpepper Stage. In 1993, Dallas restaurateur Bob Clements bought Cu
It’s last call for two west Fort Worth foodie landmarks. Here’s when they close
A pair of longtime west Fort Worth institutions are shutting their doors this weekend, ending decades of history in the Cultural District and nearby neighborhoods. J&J Oyster Bar and Roy Pope Grocery are both closing as new development and new ownership reshape the area. Here are key takeaways: J&J Oyster Bar J&J Oyste
Bullies at Fort Worth private school injure student in TikTok prank, lawsuit says
Three All Saints Episcopal School students lured a fourth student to participate in a TikTok challenge this month that became a catastrophic assault, leaving the boy unconscious for several minutes, temporarily paralyzed and with fractured vertebrae, according to a lawsuit filed this week. The private school in west Fo
Clifford Davis students turn the page on reading struggles, cheers celebrate happy ending
Akleysia Angesom did not just want to say she could read. She wanted her friends to say they could, too. As she sifted through books in the Clifford Davis Elementary library May 19, the third grade student said she could now read words — in English — that once felt too big. Tigrinya, a language spoken in Eritrea, was A
Spanish Colonial Estate Brings Santa Barbara Vibes to Southlake
Indoor-outdoor spaces, shady courtyards, sun-washed spaces, and a Mediterranean feel. Does that sound like Southern California? Maybe the Pacific Coast?. Of course, it does, but if you check out this Spanish Colonial residence at the end of a winding drive in Southlake, you might get confused. The current homeowners, w

















