City council votes to re-zone portion of historic Stockyards District
It's a little bit of country in the middle of a city; Fort Worth's historic Stockyards District attracts visitors from all over.
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It's a little bit of country in the middle of a city; Fort Worth's historic Stockyards District attracts visitors from all over.
One of the world's most endangered animals, a Mountain Bongo (antelope) busted out of the Fort Worth Zoo the morning of Dec. 16.
This week, city council approved the master plan to redevelop Hensley Field, which was once home to the Naval Air Station Dallas.
Legal experts say there were some surprising moments that could have impacted the outcome.
Prosecutors said Robert Crimo Jr. sponsored his son's application for a gun license back in 2019.
Toyota is trying to become a model company when it comes to helping their massive workforce navigate mental health concerns.
Two North Texans have been arrested and charged with defrauding several insurance companies by sending them fake claims for COVID tests.
WNBA player Brittney Griner is opening up for the first time since returning to Texas after nearly 10 months since she was arrested and sentenced to nine years in a Russian prison for drug smuggling.
The FBI Field Office in Kansas City, MO is looking for two escaped fugitives who may have ties to North Texas and offering a big reward for tips that lead to their arrests.
Cocaine concealed in candy wrappers was one of four recent busts by U.S. border patrol agents in two days, resulting in four arrests.
According to U.S. Census Bureau figures, Indians account for more than half the region's Asian population boom, with the Dallas suburb of Frisco alone experiencing growth to rival Seattle and Chicago.
A Tarrant County jury found the former Fort Worth police officer guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Atatiana Jefferson.
The FBI in Dallas is warning universities about intellectual property theft. Rep. Tony Tinderholt about his bid for Texas House Speaker.
The immediate implications of the order were not clear, as any U.S. effort to return migrants to Mexico under a formal policy has to be greenlit by the Mexican government.
After the verdict came in, Atatiana Jefferson's uncle, LaPaca Jefferson, says his heart sank.
