Open in NewsBreak

Keene

See all locations
Customize your news
62°F
publisher avatar

LATEST NEWS

TCU Horned Frogs On SI

partner publisher · 829 followers
article img

TCU Football Report Card After Arizona Loss Shows What Must Change

The Horned Frogs should have beaten Arizona, but late-game mishaps reveal areas that need attention.

Fort Worth, TX · 23h

KRLD News Radio

partner publisher · 79.0K followers
article img

Traffic Alert - DFW Road Work Scheduled for Monday, November 9th thru Sunday, November 15th

Weather Permitting

Dallas, TX · 11h

texasmetronews.com

website

The House That Music Built

Kimmie Horne closed the festival that bore her name. Then she took the stage in Fort Worth. FORT WORTH, Texas — Before 200 guests in black tie at McDavid Studio, Kimmie Horne walked onstage in a shimmering black gown and began to sing. Soon she was scatting, moving through jazz and improvisation in a set that made her a favorite of the room. She did not stay put. She worked the floor between the gold chairs and red-draped tables, microphone in hand, a crown of curls and sparkling cuffs catching the red and violet wash on the walls while guests turned in their seats to follow her. At one point she pulled a man from the audience, whom she called Fred, onto the floor and danced with him. When she was joined by Tatiana “LadyMay” Mayfield, the Fort Worth jazz and soul vocalist honored that night, the two voices together lifted the whole studio.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d
article img

garlandjournal.com

website

VERNAS HELP FOUNDATION CONGRATULATES HISTORIC SLATE OF BLACK WOMEN LEADERS ELECTED IN NORTH TEXAS

DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TX— Standing at the absolute forefront of community celebration, The Vernas Help Foundation is proud to be the first to extend its warmest and most enthusiastic congratulations to the powerhouse slate of Black women leaders who made history during Tuesday night’s election. In an unprecedented turning point for representation and equitable justice, voters across Dallas and Tarrant Counties have completely reshaped the landscape of leadership in Texas.As an organization dedicated to uplifting our community, we proudly lead the region in honoring these phenomenal, history-making executives and jurists:

Tarrant County, TX · 2d
article img

hoodline.com

website

Dallas' First ThriftCon Packs Kay Bailey Center With 150 Vendors, Hundreds of Shoppers

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas — Dallas ThriftCon Venue. Hundreds of shoppers packed the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center for ThriftCon's first Dallas event, sorting through racks of vintage jackets, handbags and jewelry spread across 150 vendor booths. Prices ranged from as little as $10 to several hundred dollars, depending on the item and the vendor selling it.

Dallas, TX · 1d

QSR magazine

website

Schlotzsky’s Franchisee Files for Bankruptcy

A Schlotzsky’s franchisee in North Texas filed for bankruptcy after struggling with profitability and mounting financial obligations. JPrieto Hospitality filed for bankruptcy protection November 5 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas. The company, led by managing member Jorge Prieto, is seeking to reorganize its finances and continue operating its remaining restaurants.

Fort Worth, TX · 6h

fortworthreport.org

website

Artisan Circle’s revival on full display in west Fort Worth

Artisan Circle in west Fort Worth is in the midst of a revitalization, driven by recent restaurant, retail and entertainment openings, with more coming soon. The five-block, mixed-use urban village, previously known as Crockett Row, was purchased by the investment arm of the Younger Partners commercial real estate firm in August of 2022. West 7th Street and Morton Street form the property’s northern and southern boundaries, with Foch Street and University Drive on the eastern and western edges, respectively.

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

hoodline.com

website

Keller Suspects in Fort Worth Police Pursuit

A police pursuit involving Keller suspects ended in Cobb Park in Fort Worth. A police pursuit involving Keller suspects ended in Cobb Park in Fort Worth. That is where the city’s new regional partnership reportedly came into play. Keller detectives and officers used Flock license plate recognition technology to help relocate the vehicle, and the Fort Worth Police Department’s TRIDENT Real-Time Crime Center identified the car’s location within an hour, per the same Keller Public Safety account. Fort Worth officers found the vehicle, but the suspects fled again once they were spotted.

Fort Worth, TX · 23h

texasmotorspeedway.com

website

SCC-Texas to Host Annual Grant Ceremony and Free Drive-In Movie Night Nov. 20

FORT WORTH, Texas (Nov. 9, 2026) – Speedway Children’s Charities at Texas Motor Speedway is set to host its annual Grant Ceremony presented by Charles Schwab followed by fireworks and a free holiday-themed, drive-in movie night on Friday, Nov. 20, inside the infield of “The Great American Speedway.”

Denton County, TX · 9h

hoodline.com

website

Wing Pours Up to $125M Into Fort Worth Factory, Plans 100 New Jobs

Wing is putting up to $125 million into a new Fort Worth manufacturing facility over the next two years, aiming to build the next generation of its delivery drones in North Texas while creating as many as 100 new manufacturing jobs. The 15,000-square-foot plant is designed to give the company the capacity to churn out tens of thousands of aircraft annually, according to the company.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

fastfoodclub.com

website

4 Old Texas Dance Halls Where You Still Get A Plate Of Barbecue Before The Two-Step

In Texas, a good night out often starts at a long table with a plate of brisket and ends on a wooden dance floor. A handful of old halls still keep both traditions under one roof, so you never have to choose between supper and a song. These four spots...

Fort Worth, TX · 3h

fortworthreport.org

website

Interfaith walk in Colleyville takes steps toward peace and unity in the community

Tarrant County locals filed into a Colleyville church gymnasium exchanging hugs with old friends and shaking hands with strangers. Some wore necklaces bearing a cross. A few wore hijabs. One person wore a turban. Others wore yarmulkes. All in attendance sported sneakers, ready to participate in a nearly 3-mile walk...

Colleyville, TX · 1d

Fort Worth StarTelegram

partner publisher · 67.8K followers

This Fort Worth-area team clinched a playoff spot in its regular season finale

Fort Worth Southwest and Fort Worth Carter-Riverside were fighting for their playoff lives. Only the winner could advance to the Class 4A Division I bi-district round. The Raiders and Eagles played a close game, but ultimately, Southwest came out on top with a 28-21 victory Friday. Southwest was down a score at the half and dug out of the hole. “The [Southwest coaching staff] did a good job adjusting at halftime,” Southwest head coach Joseph Turner said. “Players did a good job accepting some tough coaching, and we had a lot of guys step up and do what they needed to do to make sure that we came out of second half and played some really good football.” Southwest (5-5) will face Dallas Lincoln (8-2) at 7 p.m. Thursday at Clark Stadium in Fort Worth. “We need to start faster,” Turner said of the bi-district round matchup. “That’s our emphasis. We can’t wait until halftime to make adjustments. [We’ll] talk to the coaches about making adjustments immediately and locating those things right away. Offense will need to start a lot faster than what we’ve been doing and just make sure that we’re taking care of or everything we need to

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

The Dallas Morning News

partner publisher · 4.0K followers

Families mourn unfinished dreams after deadly Deep Ellum shootings

Family and friends remember Kaniesa Scott, Anthony Martin and Unique Benjamin, after the Deep Ellum shootings on Nov. 1 that killed four people and wounded 15 others.

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

Fort Worth StarTelegram

partner publisher · 67.8K followers

Spectacular Sandman Signature hotel finally opening after explosion. Take a look

Dangling butterfly chandeliers and lavish marble sparkles. The Sandman Signature Fort Worth Downtown Hotel looks like itself again. In January 2024, an explosion tore through the hotel basement, injuring 21 people and blowing out windows and walls in the 20-story building at 810 Houston St. The hotel and its restaurant, Musume, where the explosion was believed to have taken place, had been open for less than a year before the incident. The explosion was believed to be caused by gas, but no official explanation has been given . For nearly three years the hotel has remained closed. But hotel general manager Kathleen McCarthy said she hopes the newly renovated Sandman Signature and Musume will be ready for guests by December. The Star-Telegram took part in a hard hat tour on Wednesday afternoon. Here’s what is newly repaired and restored at the 107-year-old building: What’s new and the same at the Sandman Signature? The Sandman Signature is in the historic Waggoner building, which was one of the tallest buildings in Texas when it was constructed in 1919. The 20-story structure contains a two-story marble base and two-story brick and terra-cotta top. The explosion affected the first and second floors of the

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

website

Something Good: North Texas family gets key to happiness

An Army veteran in North Texas and his family woke up to something good this morning: a new home with no mortgage. A welcome-home ceremony filled with patriotic pride saw nonprofit Building for Heroes give Curtis Rowe the key to his new home. For 20 years, the nonprofit has gifted mortgage-free homes to veterans like Rowe and first responders.

Fort Worth, TX · 12h

Fort Worth StarTelegram

partner publisher · 67.8K followers

Where to eat Thanksgiving dinner in Fort Worth: Turkey meals from $18.99

Two kinds of restaurants will be open on Thanksgiving Day: • Restaurants that open because they need the business. • And restaurants with plenty of business that still want to do even more for their customers and friends. Boulevard Cafe in North Richland Hills is a good example. Owner Sal Mena’s family has a 20-year legacy in northeast Tarrant County and will open to serve an $18.99 turkey dinner with pie. “Our customers kept asking and requesting us to be open,” Mena wrote in a message. The low $18.99 price is Boulevard’s way of easing the holiday price pain.

Fort Worth, TX · 14h

Fort Worth StarTelegram

partner publisher · 67.8K followers

Kennedale downs Fort Worth Eastern Hills to claim district championship

The District championship was on the line Friday night at Clark Stadium, and the Kennedale Wildcats delivered a complete performance to secure the crown with a 34-22 victory over Fort Worth Eastern Hills. “A district championship is something that is very special,” Kennedale head coach Richard Barrett said. “They played their hearts out; it got kind of scary there at the end, but they played their hearts out to be district champs.”

Kennedale, TX · 2d

Fort Worth StarTelegram

partner publisher · 67.8K followers

'Win the size of Texas,' blue sweep in Tarrant County: What Star-Telegram readers buzzed about

Election night turned Texas politics upside down — and Star-Telegram readers had plenty to say about it. From a historic Democratic sweep to a shakeup in Tarrant County to a Republican watch party that shut the door on most of the press, here are the stories that lit up our comment sections. Pull up a chair and join the conversation. James Talarico topples Ken Paxton in Texas Senate shocker For the first time in more than three decades, Texas is sending a Democrat to the U.S. Senate. State Rep. James Talarico defeated Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, telling a packed crowd at Austin’s Long Center for the Performing Arts, “This is a win the size of Texas, and now we have a mandate the size of Texas.” With 90% of votes counted, Talarico had 54.62% to Paxton’s 43.52%. In Tarrant County, Talarico led 58.75% to 39.52%. »» Read the story, see the comments Alisa Simmons unseats Tim O’Hare as Tarrant County judge Democrat Alisa Simmons became the first Democrat to win the top seat in Tarrant County in 40 years, defeating Republican incumbent Tim O’Hare by 12.8 percentage points. O’Hare called her around 7:30 p.m. to concede. From the stage

Tarrant County, TX · 7h