WATCH: Two suspects shoot into south Fort Worth home. Have you seen them?
Fort Worth police are asking for the public’s help identifying suspects in a shooting that occurred June 12. Officers were dispatched about 2:17 a.m. that day to a house on Prickly Pin Trail in the Sycamore Landing neighborhood of south Fort Worth, according to a news release. When police arrived, they found spent shel
Texas Lottery scratch-off sold in Lake Worth produces $1 million winner
A Power 20s scratch‑off ticket costs $20, according to lottery officials.
Where to celebrate Father’s Day around Tarrant County
Hop on a boat, compete in a Lego building competition, listen to Frank Sinatra or paint a colorful canvas this weekend to celebrate Father’s Day. While every dad is unique, there are events happening around the county just right for hungry dads, creative dads, funny dads and dads who just need to relax.
More than 3,000 homes planned for development near Aledo
More than 3,000 homes may be coming to far west Fort Worth. On June 8, the Reilly Brothers Property Company filed a preliminary platting application with the city of Fort Worth for a 238.53-acre housing development at the southeast corner of Farmer Road and Old Weatherford Road, north of Interstate 20. According to the
Husband of Fort Worth mayor listed as lobbyist for data center industry group
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker’s husband, David, is listed as having been a lobbyist for a data center industry trade group since January, according to a filing with the Texas Ethic Commission . The Virginia-based Data Center Coalition describes itself as representing and advancing the interests of the data center comm
The private school choice boom leaves behind many kids in public school
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — The Catholic school tour ended, and Maria Contreras felt an overwhelming desire to enroll her 7-year-old. But first, a difficult question for the principal. The second grader has trouble focusing. He doesn't listen to teachers and runs around the classroom, she explained. Could he...
The Best Fourth of July Events in Fort Worth — Rooftop Parties, Downtown Traditions,...
Every architectural element of the National Medal of Honor Museum was designed to capture the sacrifice and legacy of the more than 3,500 recipients of the nation’s highest military honor. (Photo by National Medal of Honor Museum ) Fourth of July celebrations often follow a familiar ritual: throwing down...
Justice is blind, and needs to remain that way
By now, many of you heard that Karmelo Anthony, the teen convicted in the killing of Austin Metcalf, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. The crime was committed in Frisco in April of last year; an argument about Anthony, a student of Centennial High School in Burleson, was seeking shelter under a tent for Memoria
Second man dies in custody at Tarrant County Jail this week, officials say
A man died in custody after experiencing a medical emergency at the Tarrant County Jail on Tuesday, officials with the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. The 40-year-old man was found kneeling unresponsive by his bed during routine checks, according to the statement. After a detention officer entered his cell and fo
6 DFW universities named best in the world on 2026 U.S. News list
Six Dallas-Fort Worth universities have been named among the best universities worldwide in U.S. News & World Report's just-released comprehensive list for 2026-2027. U.S. News' Best Global Universities report ranks more than 2,250 schools based exclusively on their academic research performance and international reput

















