Fort Worth Landfill Mystery Body Finally Gets a Name: Joyce Ann Hinson
More than 42 years after human remains were discovered in a Tarrant County landfill, investigators say they have finally learned her name. The woman long known locally as Tarrant County Jane Doe has been identified as Joyce Ann Hinson, a development that closes one chapter in a decades-old mystery and reopens another a
America’s next economic powerhouse may be rising in red-state territory
Texas leads the nation in corporate headquarters relocations with Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and Houston drawing companies from high-tax blue states.
Suspect tells Fort Worth police he may have stabbed someone, department says
Police said the suspect approached an officer more than an hour after the incident.
One person dead following stabbing incident in Texas
TEXAS — Fort Worth police are investigating a fatal stabbing that left one man dead late Saturday night. According to the Fort Worth Police Department, officers were dispatched around 10:30 p.m. Saturday to the 2400 block of Lillian Street after receiving a report of an assault. When officers arrived, they found a man
Flower Mound, Lewisville rank among most expensive places in U.S. to water lawn
Yard work in North Texas takes lots of time and effort. According to a recent study, keeping a well-groomed lawn in southern Denton County can also be very expensive. Flower Mound and Lewisville rank among the most expensive in the United States when it comes to watering lawns, according to LawnLove.com.
Southlake police foil serial fraudster at bank, find dozens of stolen identities, cops say
Southlake police stopped an in-progress forgery at a bank after staff notified them about suspicious activity, officials said in a Facebook post. Keith Gilbert, 60, was detained and later arrested after police say he tried to withdraw $8,000 from the bank using fake information, according to the post. Further investiga
Where I Live: Historic Southside resident wants to reciprocate care for neighborhood that nurtures...
It’s 8 a.m. on a Thursday and I’m sitting in my favorite coffee shop in Fairmount, sipping a mocha and tapping through a few neighborhood reports on the MyFW app. It has become part of my weekly ritual — a small way I try to keep Historic Southside safe and cared for, the same way it has cared for me.
Hurst City Council addresses West Pipeline Road $7M project, Rickel Park
Editor’s note: Transcript provided by CoverGov. A rebuild of a 1.4-mile stretch of West Pipeline Road between Harrison Trail and Brown Trail is coming. The Hurst City Council on May 26 approved a $7 million contract for reconstruction of the roadway. The project includes utilities work, installation of new street light
Fort Worth Zoning Commission advances Primera Baptist Church reuse, warehouse development
A controversial warehouse development near Marine Creek Ranch moved forward after developers agreed to prohibit data centers and several other uses from being part of the project. Development of the land in north Fort Worth near Sansom Park was one of several closely watched zoning cases considered by the Fort...
98 DAYS TO 2026 KICKOFF: Tucker Ashford
True Freshman | 6-3 | 255 lbs. | North Richland Hills, Texas. Tucker “Tuck” Ashford (b. Dec. 3, 2007) is a promising young defensive end prospect from TCU’s backyard. He may redshirt, but there has been positive talk about him coming out of spring practices despite some lingering injuries that limited his practice time
