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H-E-B to host free Feast of Sharing holiday dinners in DFW
DALLAS - H-E-B and Central Market will provide free holiday meals to thousands of North Texans this November at the annual Feast of Sharing events in Dallas and Fort Worth. The Fort Worth Feast of Sharing, the 14th annual event for the city, will take place Wednesday, Nov. 11. The...
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Brothers convicted by jury in $240 million Fort Worth cattle investment scam
Two brothers associated with the Fort Worth-based company Agridime LLC were convicted Tuesday by a jury in federal court for their role in a $240 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded thousands of cattle contract investors across the country, federal officials said. “These convictions reflect the two brothers’ calculated efforts to...
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Texas homebuilder says a neighbor claimed he had no permit and called the city. Then the neighbor tells him ‘you need to kind of supervise things’
A video of a contractor being questioned by a neighbor about his own job site has drawn wide attention online. EJ Akeredolu, a Dallas-Fort Worth homebuilder, shared the interaction in a recent Instagram Reel, according to Atlanta Black Star. In the clip, a neighborhood man approaches Akeredolu and claims the contractor lacks the necessary building […]
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Austin Bold FC Collapsed, Now Ex-Mavs GM and COTA Boss Trade Fraud Claims
Austin Bold FC played its last match in October 2021, a draw against the Charlotte Independence, and never returned to the pitch. The lower-division soccer club went dark for the 2022 season amid a planned relocation that was supposed to land it a new stadium in Fort Worth under new ownership led by former Dallas Mavericks general manager Donnie Nelson. That stadium never materialized, and five years later the team's former owners are suing each other in Texas business court, each accusing the other of fraud.
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North Texan survives cardiac arrest with emergency ECMO treatment at Texas Health Fort Worth
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, Oct. 5, 2026 – Greg Campbell blamed the burning sensation in his chest on a spicy dinner and the excitement of his annual golf trip. After finishing 18 holes, Campbell and his four close friends were returning home, and the burning only intensified. Suddenly, he lost consciousness and stopped breathing.
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Don't want a new development next door? Here's how to fight it in Texas
In Fort Worth and other Texas cities, zoning and development regulations exist to safeguard people’s right to enjoy their properties without worrying about someone else encroaching upon them too much. But that’s not to say the system is perfect, especially in a fast-growing city such as Fort Worth where the demand for housing shows no sign of plateauing. Residents in a rural neighborhood in southern Tarrant County, for instance, last year saw Fort Worth annex land near them. Now, those residents are locked in a dispute over a new residential development that will change the character of the area. Similar fights are happening all over North Texas as more and more people stream into this region. Now, many homeowners are wrestling with the reality that their country dream homes may not be in the country much longer. That raises the question: What, if anything, can they do to try and stop developers from buying property and bringing more houses, people, cars and congestion to previously quiet neighborhoods? Texas laws governing zoning changes The first thing is to watch for public notices regarding zoning changes to vacant lots. When a rezoning application is filed with a city, the city is required