Father killed 'protecting co-worker,' suspect arrested
The heart broken family of Carlos Aybar says he died protecting a co-worker on April 21.
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The heart broken family of Carlos Aybar says he died protecting a co-worker on April 21.
Mayors in multiple North Texas cities are running unopposed or against minimal opposition in the upcoming municipal elections.
Shots of the field, and the stands, make the old park look almost playable.
A North Texas man is on a mission to inspire others to get active after a blocked artery almost killed him.
The victim survived but was shot in both legs while walking with two other people near the store.
Throughout early voting and on Election Day, voters can get a free ride by showing their voter registration card or current Texas ID.
Dozens of family members and friends surrounded Crystal Mason after a court hearing involving her illegal voting case that's made national headlines.
Dozens of family members and friends surrounded Crystal Mason after a court hearing involving her illegal voting case that's made national headlines.
Prison inmate Cheri Akil, 39, faces a murder charge after punching a pregnant medical worker's stomach, causing her to lose the baby.
A freight train's partial derailment in Fort Worth caused authorities to alter passenger service at some stations on Thursday morning as crews worked to resolve the problem.
Student athletes from eight different universities got in some practice time at Dickies Arena ahead of Thursday's semi-finals and Saturday's national championship.
Burud was last seen in the 9400 block of Smiths Park Lane around 7 p.m. on April 12.
Starting Thursday, some of the country‘s best gymnasts will be competing in the 2023 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship.
Shares of airlines are falling after American issued a lackluster first-quarter outlook and said profit could be below Wall Street expectations.
Five-hundred full-time jobs are coming to Fort Worth when Carhartt opens a state-of-the-art distribution center there in 2024.
The search continues today as police search the property where Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez's family lived.
Your statewide headlines for Wednesday, April 12.
A man was detained by Fort Worth police for acting erratically in public. While in handcuffs, police say he was showing signs of medical distress.
Fort Worth police are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead and two injured at a gas station early Monday morning.
According to Cook Children's, the majority of these deaths involved co-sleeping with a parent or caregiver.
The reprioritizing is meant to reduce the strain on resources caused by less critical calls, but some are worried it could be endangering citizens' lives.
No arrests have been made at this time but detectives are interviewing a person of interest.
"What drives all of us is simply love; people are in hurting situations, and we are there to provide comfort for them."
"Cancer doesn't discriminate." A local survivor shares her story in hopes that she can help someone else identify the early signs.
Police said the girl's mother stated she may have accessed the gun from an unsecured drawer and fired it—striking herself.
