Italy-Based 3D Printer Manufacturer To Open U.S. HQ in North Texas
Italian 3D printer supplier ATLIX plans to open a U.S. headquarters and distribution center in an industrial area near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the company announced. ATLIX—which manufactures industrial metal 3D printers in Italy and distributes them worldwide—inked a long-term lease for a 17,180 SF spa
Fired Fort Worth Cop Admits Guilt in I-35W Road Rage Shooting
A former Fort Worth police officer has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in an off-duty road-rage shooting on Interstate 35W in September 2024, according to court records. The plea was entered today after administrative and criminal investigations that ultimately cost him his job. A Tarrant County jury is now set to
Family mourns Fort Worth dad killed in rollover crash on West Loop 820
A 46-year-old Fort Worth father killed in a rollover crash on West Loop 820 earlier this month is remembered by family as “social soul with an open heart.” Edwin Christopher Ferguson was identified as the driver killed in a rollover crash on West Loop 820 at White Settlement Road on May 11, according to the Tarrant Cou
Drinks ’n Such Brings Food Hall Concept, Sports-Bar Energy to TCU Area
Nearly two years in the making, a new food hall-inspired restaurant from Fort Worth chef David Hollister will open this summer. Drinks ’N Such, a sprawling indoor-outdoor restaurant concept that blends the vibe of a sports bar with multiple food concepts, is expected to open late June or early July at 2736 Stanley Ave.
Former Fort Worth officer pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in off-duty road rage shooting,...
FORT WORTH, Texas — A former Fort Worth police officer who shot a man while off duty following a hit-and-run incident has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, court documents reveal. William Martin worked for the department for 19 years and was fired in October 2024 in connection with the...
Fort Worth ISD reassigns new principal after backlash over social media posts
Fort Worth ISD reassigns new principal after backlash over social media posts
Paxton-backed French ousts incumbent in Texas Railroad Commission GOP runoff
Former Tarrant County GOP chair Bo French is projected to deliver an upset and defeat incumbent Jim Wright in the GOP primary for Texas Railroad Commissioner, according to Decision Desk HQ. French, a rancher and mineral owner, was backed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) and GOP donors like Tim Dunn and Farris W
From Texas Folks to Texas Forks: A Celebration of Texas Tastes at Central Market
There’s something special about a Texas table. Maybe it starts with peaches picked at peak of ripeness, beef raised by generations of ranchers, or flowers gathered from family farms rooted in Texas soil. This summer, Central Market invites Fort Worth food lovers to savor those stories during From Texas Folks to Texas F
West 7th Street shooting puts focus on Fort Worth’s World Cup security
On Monday at around 2 a.m., 28-year-old Matt Smith shot and injured another man at Bledsoe Street and Currie Street in Fort Worth. Smith was later arrested. The shooting, near the popular West 7th Street entertainment district, raises questions about the city's level of security ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Sourgum announces full-service availability across six major Texas markets
The nationwide waste and recycling platform brings transparent pricing and managed service to Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, San Antonio, and Houston. Sourgum, the nationwide waste and recycling platform, today announced its full-service availability across six major Texas markets: Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, A
