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Took home a Golden Chili and 1st Place People’s Preference at ZestFest for my...

I’ve been lurking here for a long time, learning from your reviews, setups, and recommendations. A little while ago, I finally took the plunge into commercial small-batch making with my brand, Chingon Squeezins, out of Northeast Texas. I entered my Texas Fire & Fang Hot Honey into ZestFest in...
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DFW Bosses Strike Gold With $47 Million Payday Surge

Being a public-company CEO in Dallas-Fort Worth paid off in a very big way in 2025. The region's highest-paid leader pulled in roughly $47 million for the year, and at least one executive saw a jaw-dropping pay jump of more than 2,100%. The haul, drawn from corporate proxy statements and regulatory filings, shows how e
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North Texas hotel employee tied up as suspects steal safe

Police said suspects entered the hotel, where they encountered an employee.
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Fort Worth police officer and driver hospitalized after suspected DWI crash

A Fort Worth officer and another person were hospitalized late Saturday night after a pickup truck collided with a marked patrol unit. The incident is being investigated as a DWI crash, though the identities of those involved have been withheld by authorities. The severity of the injuries remains unknown as...
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Made in Tarrant: At Marquez Bakery, food tells a family story

Editor’s note: Made in Tarrant is an occasional Q&A series on small businesses started in Tarrant County. Submit your business here. About 30 steps past Marquez Bakery’s front kitchen, a door opened onto a factory floor. The air was hot. The space was wide. Machinery muffled conversations. Above...
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Tailless Kittens Rescued from Scorching Texas Heat After Being Abandoned in a Black Bag

It was a scorching summer morning in Fort Worth, Texas, and Meredith Bammel was just starting her day. The town was quiet as the heat kept most people indoors, but a strange noise from her front yard caught her attention. She stepped outside and was met with a heartbreaking sight: a black bag, left in her yard, was emi
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North Texas Drug Sweep Nets Mercedes, Mountains of Dope and 73 Guns

Federal agents working out of the FBI’s Dallas field office fanned out across parts of North Texas earlier this year under the banner of Operation Spring Cleaning, arresting 27 people and carting off more than 150 pounds of illegal drugs, dozens of firearms, a Mercedes and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and j
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No quorum, but deferred compensation committee hears retirement plan update

The Fort Worth Deferred Compensation Plan Oversight Committee was unable to conduct official business on June 12 after failing to reach a quorum, but the three members present received updates on the city’s supplemental retirement savings plan and its first-quarter investment performance. Because too few committee memb
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World Cup inspires cross-cultural conversations at TCU medical school

A new class of students at the TCU Barnett School of Medicine is about to start. They get their ceremonial white coats this weekend, just as third-year med student Michaela Mitchell did when she started. "Yeah, I mean everyone gets that white coat syndrome, myself included," Mitchell said. Med students...
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This Texas Mexican Spot Has an $11.99 Fajita Deal You’ll Want to Know About

Fort Worth has no shortage of Mexican restaurants, but Birrieria Tres Coronas on East Seminary Drive stands out for one simple reason: incredible food at prices that won’t empty your wallet. Their $11.99 fajita deal has locals talking, and once you try it, you’ll understand why people drive from all over the metroplex

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