North Texas charter school uses online classes to stay open under new state law
As a result of new legislation, Treetops School International reopened grades 7-12, but with some changes.
AMC is putting two Dolly Parton films back in North Texas movie theaters
AMC Theatres is honoring Dolly Parton by putting two of her films back in movie theaters. Parton died on Tuesday, Aug. 25, after a brief battle with cancer. The 80-year-old left a lasting legacy wherever she went, including in Fort Worth and North Texas , where she performed frequently. AMC CEO Adam Aron announced on T
Texas Bowling Alley Closes After 40 Years on the Lanes
Cityview Lanes in Fort Worth, Texas, has abruptly closed after four decades in the community, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported. Opened in 1986 as Don Carter’s Cityview, the business later became Cityview Lanes. A message on the alley’s website, www.cityviewlanesfw.com, said: “As of August 26, Cityview Lanes has so
Bystanders Pull Adult, Two Kids From Burning Car in Tarrant County Crash
An adult and two children were pulled from a burning car by bystanders yesterday after the vehicle veered off Teague Road and struck an electrical pole in southeastern Tarrant County, igniting both the car and the pole before deputies could reach the scene. All three occupants were rushed to hospitals and remain in cri
Community gathers for night of crafts at 1851 Club in Arlington
Tracy Bennett, 66, sat on the black barstools of 1851 Club, hunched over. With her eyes glued on a YouTube video, the Fort Worth resident meticulously folded colored paper. She paused and rewound the video when she missed a step. Her end goal was a tiny origami bird. “I’m actually...
Juries hear of cruelty in simultaneous Fort Worth head bashing murder trials
Steven Black raised a piece of asphalt and, over and over, thrust it into Susan Watkins ’ face. Her legs twitched on the ground. As he held on to a dumpster for balance, Black stomped on her head. Javaughn Greer told two detectives that he knocked down Donald Snellings , stomped 15 times on his head and ribs and hit Sn
ICE buying shock gloves used at Tarrant County Jail
ICE has agreed to purchase gloves that emit an electric shock, the same gloves currently used at the Tarrant County Jail. FOX 4's Casey Stegall was given a demonstration on how powerful the gloves can be.
Neighbors Find No Trespassing Signs and Cameras on the Path They’ve Walked to Bear...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only. The path was never fancy. Just a worn, familiar line leading from the end of Pyramid Boulevard down through the trees to Bear Creek—close enough for an evening walk, a kid’s splash-around, a quick “let’s go look at the water” after dinner. Then
School remembers teaching assistant killed in road rage shooting
A school community gathered Thursday to remember an educator whose life was cut short. LaTaivia Davis was shot and killed in what police are calling an act of road rage. E. Ray Elementary School Principal Alexis Young said Davis was excited about returning to the classroom this year. “Miss Davis...
FWISD scales back Bonnie Brae applied learning after expansion promise
Fort Worth ISD students who moved into Bonnie Brae Elementary after their school closed will receive the hands-on learning their families were promised, according to district leaders. But the entire school won’t move to an applied learning curriculum, which asks students to learn core lessons through applications in th

















