Fort Worth TX

The fire was reported around 1:30 a.m. on I-35W between Dale Earnhardt Way and Mark Martin Drive.

Fourteen people were injured Saturday night when a lightning strike hit a canopy they were holding down during severe storms in Tarrant County.

U.S. News & World Report named the city one of the best places to live in the US, highlighting strong qualities and areas for improvement.

A slice of heaven awaits at this classic diner, where the smell of fresh pies pulls you right in. This spot is a haven for anyone craving comfort food with a side of nostalgia. From fluffy pancakes to juicy burgers, the menu is packed with dishes that warm the heart and soul. The dessert case, filled with towering pies and creamy cheesecakes, is the real star, tempting every visitor to indulge.

Setting your sports viewing schedule? Thinking of going to an upcoming game? Here’s the Metroplex pro and college sports schedule.

The Dallas Wings filled College Park Center with culture Saturday for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Night to close out the month. The event showcased traditional and modern dances and a limited edition AAPI-inspired collaboration with Asian-owned hat company True Brvnd. Despite the celebration, the...

Leukemia Texas says they want a revolution in research and treatment for the disease. They’ll get there with a little help from their friends. To paraphrase a Beatles song, it was 20 events ago today that the nonprofit organization Leukemia Texas launched its signature fundraising event. This year, the organization...

Fort Worth is about to receive an education. A higher education, in fact. While current U.S. Census data shows that only 32% of Fort Worth residents have a bachelor’s degree or higher, expect that to increase as universities expand in the area. At a program on May 29 at...

Fourteen people were injured by a bolt of lightning in Tarrant County on Sunday, officials say. According to Cresson Fire Chief Ron Becker, the incident happened when a group of people were attempting to hold down a canopy during a storm.

Fort Worth ISD graduate Adrian Cardenas doesn’t like to say no. If someone needs help, he shows up. “I just try to be the best son, the best brother, the best student I can be,” Cardenas said. “If I can help someone, I’m gonna try.”. The...