Fort Worth TX

Keller police are looking for the people seen riding e-bikes through the city, running red lights, and evading police. Police released video of an incident on Johnson Road. They believe the riders are teenagers and want parents to ask questions. Keller City Council passed an ordinance requiring helmets for riders...

GRAPEVINE, Texas — Grapevine police have arrested the driver of a Tesla Cybertruck who went into Grapevine Lake Monday night. Police said just before 8 p.m. Monday, officers were called to Katie's Woods Park Boat Ramp, where a Tesla Cybertruck was in the water, near the shore. According to...

It’s no longer likely that many sons and daughters will enter their parents’ professions. There are exceptions, of course. Seventy-six-year-old Harold Barton is one, son of the late Sonny Barton, who opened his downtown Fort Worth business in 1949, then re-located Barton’s Garage in 1963 to its current location.

Visitors to downtown should expect cones to block off surrounding curb spaces and parking blocks, and drivers should seek alternate routes.

Reaching customers as they engage in different apsects of their lives around where they live.

The new Station & Vine prime steakhouse and wine bar will open within weeks, and it’s definitely a step up from the old downtown Fort Worth train station cafe. Station & Vine is moving into the concourse of the 1931-vintage Fort Worth T&P commuter rail station and T&P Lofts at 221 W. Lancaster Ave. It’s a full-service

Fort Worth, Texas – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against a Dallas-Fort Worth area roofing company accused of taking large payments from customers, including elderly Texans, while allegedly failing to complete promised work. The lawsuit targets Rubinsky Roofing, LLC and its owner, Gilad Rubinsky

GRAPEVINE, Texas - A North Texas couple is thanking the rescuers who came to their aid after their vehicle flipped on highway 121 in Grapevine. They say the driver who hit them did not stick around, but other drivers did and helped get them and their two dogs to safety.

FORT WORTH, Texas — One Fort Worth fire station is adopting a new member to their family, a homeless dog named Jake, who was left at their station over the weekend. In a social media post, the station members say, “Early on the morning of May 16th, one of the crew members at Station 8 heard a dog whining outside his be

With a targeted late summer opening, Hiro’s Kitchen will bring omakase sushi, sashimi, and premium sake offerings to the Near Southside. The married owners, Hiro and Nami Ochiai, recently met with us to recount their journey from Japan to New York City and then to Fort Worth, and how a chance encounter with the owners