Texas Wesleyan Launches Online Doctoral Programs in Nursing and Education
Texas Wesleyan University has joined with higher education strategist AllCampus to introduce its first doctoral-level online programs: the Doctor of Nursing Practice and the Doctor of Education. Developed by practicing nurse practitioners, Texas Wesleyan’s online nursing practice programs are designed to prepare...
Arlington gas smell linked to controlled release
A strong natural gas odor across Arlington on Tuesday raised alarm among residents and at schools. It prompted Arlington ISD to take precautions. But the public was never in any danger, officials said.
North Texas students continue anti-ICE walkouts despite suspension threats
Students across North Texas continue to walk out of class to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement policies, despite potential disciplinary consequences.
Texas Sheriff’s Deputies Rush To A Crowley Field And Find Eight Puppies Collapsing From...
The number of abandoned animals across the country keeps growing, placing many dogs in risky situations created by neglectful and irresponsible owners. One especially heartbreaking case unfolded in Crowley, Texas, where a full litter of puppies was left behind in an open field on a brutally hot day. Trapped inside a...
Aurora’s Driverless Trucks Can Now Run Longer Than Humans Drivers Are Legally Allowed
The startup’s latest update will enable its driverless trucks to cover 1,000 miles without stopping for mandatory rest breaks.
Mardi Gras events in Fort Worth
"Laissez les bons temps rouler" — Let the good times roll in Panther City.
Fort Worth finds 1,300+ violations in sweep targeting chronic nuisance properties
City inspectors documented widespread safety, health, and structural problems at apartments, a motel, and two convenience stores during the pilot effort.
TCU alum L. Michelle Smith explores leadership in the Black church
TCU alum set to talk about book on leadership and the Black church at TCU's Robert Carr Chapel on Tuesday, February 17. The post TCU alum L. Michelle Smith explores leadership in the Black church appeared first on TCU 360 .
Fort Worth Cuts Sweetheart-Size Deal To Keep Weir’s Big-Money Jobs Downtown
The Fort Worth City Council has decided it is cheaper to keep a lucrative neighbor than to risk losing one. Yesterday, council members unanimously signed off on a tightly structured economic incentive to keep mining-technology firm Weir Minerals and its high-paying jobs planted in the heart of downtown. What the...
Phony Jury Cops Shake Down Fort Worth Locals By Phone
Tarrant County officials are warning that a stubborn phone scam is making the rounds in the Fort Worth area, with callers who sound like deputies or court staff threatening arrest over supposed missed jury duty or outstanding warrants and demanding quick payment to make the problem "go away." The scammers pressure...
