Dark day: Eight North Texas BBQ, Tex‑Mex restaurants closing
An Arlington restaurant once featured on TV’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” a Hurst relaunch of an old-time Tex-Mex favorite and a 60-year-old backroad barbecue restaurant are among the latest North Texas restaurants to close in the vise-like grip of high food prices and the economic downturn. Taste...
Texas Treasures of the Table Celebrates Long-Standing Eateries in Dallas–Fort Worth
Dallas, TX – The Texas Historical Commission (THC) invites diners to discover restaurants in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex where every meal comes with a story. Texas Treasure of the Table showcases long-standing restaurants recognized through the Texas Treasure Business Award (TTBA) program — businesses that have ser
12-Acre Warehouse Complex Near Fossil Creek HOA Heads to Fort Worth Zoning Commission
Developer seeks rezoning of 12.45 acres on Cantrell Sansom Rd for two 135,000-sq-ft warehouses; Fort Worth zoning hearing is tomorrow.
BNSF announces expanded Phoenix-DFW intermodal service
FORT WORTH, Texas — BNSF will begin offering expanded intermodal service between the Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan areas, the railroad said this week. The service, taking three days from departure to availability between Phoenix and the Alliance Intermodal Facility about 19 miles north of Fort Worth, is de
Burleson’s New LDS Temple Opens Doors to Public for First Time in 42 Years
The public will get its first look inside a new Latter-day Saint temple in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in 42 years when the Fort Worth Texas Temple opens for free tours running November 5 through November 21, excluding Sundays. The single-story temple sits at 1851 Greenridge Drive in Burleson, and once it is dedicated i
‘All of you are bulls–t’: Texas man jailed days after public remarks
He is facing a charge of disrupting a meeting or procession.
Trackdown: Man murdered at Fort Worth after-hours party
Fort Worth Police continue to look for the suspect in a shooting at an after-hours party that left one man dead. FOX 4's Shaun Rabb has more in this week's episode of Trackdown.
Debt collection calls surge 167.9% in Dallas-Fort Worth area
DALLAS (KDAF) — The Dallas-Fort Worth metro area ranks second among major U.S. metropolitan areas for reported debt collection calls, following a 167.9% year-over-year increase in local debt collection complaints. The surge comes as total U.S. household debt reached a record $18.8 trillion, according to data from the F
Fort Worth’s Gyrova Bets on $150K Bowls to Take On Chipotle and CAVA
A new build-your-own Mediterranean concept opened its doors on Monday in West Fort Worth, serving bowls, wraps and pita sandwiches out of a storefront near Loop 820 — and a second location is already set to follow later this month. Gyrova, founded by local entrepreneur Baker Jaber, wants to bring a Chipotle-style appro
Arlington man used stolen credit cards, counterfeit IDs to buy Picasso painting and Rolex...
An Arlington man used fake driver’s licenses and stolen credit card information to buy luxury items like an ATV, a Rolex watch and an original artwork by Pablo Picasso, according to federal authorities. Melvin Leonard Mitchell III pleaded guilty on Aug. 5 to committing wire fraud, unlawfully using someone...
