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Arlington's Lakefront Linden Sets January 2027 Move-In for 344 Multifamily Residences and 68 Townhomes

StreetLights Residential and Foresta Holdings have unveiled The Linden, a 344-residence multifamily community taking shape along the lake in Arlington's Viridian neighborhood, with construction that began in June 2025 now pointing toward a January 2027 move-in date for its first residents. The community sits at 3925 Viridian Village, near Collins Street and Viridian Road, and will comprise four buildings standing four to five stories tall.

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Why Diners Are STUMBLING Onto This Hill Country-Esque Patio Pub in Arlington, Texas

Open Mon–Thu 11 AM–12 AM, Fri 11 AM–2 AM, Sat 10 AM–2 AM, Sun 10 AM–12 AM. Three huge oak trees stood on this downtown lot before The Tipsy Oak in Arlington was even built. Today those live oaks shade a Hill Country-esque patio full...

Arlington, TX · 13h

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Arlington Defends 134 Flock Cameras After Residents Question Surveillance Reach

Arlington city leaders spent two public meetings this week defending the police department’s network of 134 Flock license plate reader cameras, a system that scanned 1.5 million unique plates in the 30 days leading up to Wednesday. The sessions, a town hall Monday and a city council work session Tuesday, were called to address mounting public concern over how much of residents’ daily movement the cameras are capturing and who gets to see it.

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This Casual Cajun Seafood Spot in Texas Serves Snow Crab Boils Worth the Trip

Some of the best meals in Texas hide inside plain little shopping centers, right where you would never think to look. You walk in expecting a quick bite, and suddenly you are elbow-deep in a steaming bag of snow crab, licking Cajun spice off your fingers. That is the kind...

Arlington, TX · 17h

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Arlington council waives fees for workforce housing developer amid roughly $2 million funding gap

For the first time since 2021, the Arlington City Council has voted to designate a portion of the city as a Neighborhood Empowerment Zone, which allows it to waive some fees for a development. The council voted unanimously Tuesday night to create the zone and waive roughly $550,000 in associated...

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Multiple people injured in fight in North Richland Hills; suspect in custody

A 26-year-old Dallas man was arrested after several people were injured in a fight that began as a domestic disturbance Friday in North Richland Hills, police said in a news release. Officers were dispatched to the 7900 block of Bedford Euless Road about 11 a.m. after someone reported a disturbance between a woman and her ex-boyfriend. Police were told that one of the individuals involved had a weapon, according to the release. “Officers responded to the scene and located several people with injuries sustained from a physical altercation,” police said in the release. The 26-year-old suspect had a gun, according to the release, but police didn’t say if it had been fired. The man was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The other individuals were treated at the scene and released. Police said they won’t publicly identify the suspect or the charges against him until he’s had the chance to see a judge. Further information about the incident wasn’t immediately available. 🚨 More breaking news: › Lawsuit: 2-year-old escaped from Fort Worth daycare › 141 people arrested, drugs and guns seized in Fort Worth › Will abortion laws change in Texas under Democrats? ◽️ Sign up for Star-Telegram

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20 Year Old Killed in Grapevine Murder-Suicide; Stepbrother Found Dead in Euless

GRAPEVINE, Texas — A 20-year-old man was found shot to death inside a Grapevine home early Thursday, November 12, 2026, and his 24-year-old stepbrother was later discovered dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in Euless, according to Grapevine police. Investigators believe the deaths are connected and are investigating...

Grapevine, TX · 1d

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Thai Texas: The Southwest Arlington Kitchen That Fired the Delivery Apps

Thai Texas: The Southwest Arlington Kitchen That Fired the Delivery Apps. Some restaurants will take an order any way they can get it. Thai Texas went the other direction. When third-party delivery apps kept getting customer orders wrong, this family-run kitchen on Southwest Green Oaks cut them off entirely. No Uber Eats, no Grubhub, and no online ordering portals. If you want their food, you pick up the phone, or you walk in through the front door.

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Man, 54, arrested on suspicion of murder in killing under Fort Worth interstate

Police on Wednesday arrested a 54-year-old man on suspicion of murder in the shooting last week of a person on a bicycle on East Lancaster Avenue under Interstate 35W in Fort Worth. Timothy Watkins was booked in connection with the killing of Jacob Moore, according to a Fort Worth police record. Moore was 35. Watkins is accused of shooting Moore late on Nov. 3, and Moore died at a hospital early on Nov. 7. Moore’s death was caused by complications of a gunshot wound of the neck, according to a Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office pathologist. A police spokesperson responded to a reporter’s initial inquiry on Watkins’ arrest warrant affidavit but did not release the affidavit. 🚨 More breaking news: › Lawsuit: 2-year-old escaped from Fort Worth daycare › 141 people arrested, drugs and guns seized in Fort Worth › Will abortion laws change in Texas under Democrats? ◽️ Sign up for Star-Telegram news alerts .

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Arlington (TX) Fire Department Puts Oshkosh Striker 4×4 ARFF Truck in Service

The Arlington (TX) Fire Department protects a 99-square-mile area between Dallas and Fort Worth, with 440 paid full-time firefighters operating out of 17 stations. Included in Arlington Fire’s protection area is an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) station at the Arlington Municipal Airport: it’s a small airport not indexed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), but it has a flight school and is typically used by civilian aircraft and some cargo operations.

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Killer who shot Fort Worth man 11 times is sentenced to 29 years in prison

A man was sentenced Tuesday to 29 years in prison for the August 2023 fatal shooting of a 26-year-old man in Fort Worth, the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office said in a news release on Thursday. A Tarrant County jury found Marshall Lambert guilty of murder in the killing of Cedric Spikes, according to the DA’s Office. Fort Worth police officers responded about 4:30 p.m . on Aug. 12, 2023, to the shooting in the 6500 block of Plaza Parkway, at the Park Villas apartments, the Star-Telegram previously reported. When officers arrived, they found Spikes dead in an apartment. Lambert shot Spikes 11 times, the DA’s Office said. 🚨 More breaking news: › Lawsuit: 2-year-old escaped from Fort Worth daycare › 141 people arrested, drugs and guns seized in Fort Worth › Will abortion laws change in Texas under Democrats? ◽️ Sign up for Star-Telegram news alerts .

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Watch: NASA and Lockheed Martin's experimental aircraft stops in Fort Worth

The Lockheed Martin X-59 Quesst , an experimental supersonic aircraft built by Lockheed Martin in partnership with NASA, made a brief stop in Fort Worth on Thursday during its return ferry flight to California. The aircraft’s unique shape is designed to limit the volume of its sonic boom with the goal of future commercial supersonic flights over land. “Our transit times have been limited by the sonic boom,” said Pat Lebeau, Lockheed Martin’s program manager for the X-59. In test flights the X-59 has turned the sonic boom into the sound of distant rolling thunder for listeners on the ground, he said. The aircraft is designed to cruise at a maximum speed of Mach 1.4 at an altitude of 55,000 feet.

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Kickoff time for TCU football's matchup with Kansas State won't be moved

TCU football’s home game vs. Kansas State will still be played at 1 p.m., the Big 12 announced early Saturday morning just after midnight. There was a possibility that kickoff would be moved after the Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide. The Wildcats were among the dozens of college football teams affected by the grounding and weren’t able to fly out of Manhattan, Kansas, on Friday night. The Wildcats (4-5, 1-5) will fly out to Fort Worth early Saturday morning to face the Horned Frogs (4-5, 2-4) at Amon G. Carter Stadium on ESPNU. The FAA lifted the ground stop around 7:30 p.m. CT, but the Wildcats were still unable to get to Fort Worth Friday night. The Big 12 considered all options before keeping the kickoff time at its scheduled time. The Big 12 moved kickoff times for multiple games, moving Kansas-West Virginia to 2:30 p.m., Arizona State-UCF to 4:30 p.m. and Arizona-Utah to 9:30 p.m. Baylor’s game vs. BYU was also moved to 6 p.m. With the kickoff time settled, the focus will turn back to the game and potential travel impact on Kansas State. Both programs desperately need a win Saturday with the Wildcats in the

Fort Worth, TX · 17h

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Federal Jury Convicts Brothers in $240 Million Fort Worth Cattle Ponzi Scheme

November 13, 2026 – FORT WORTH, Texas — A federal jury has convicted two brothers for orchestrating a massive $240 million cattle investment Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 2,200 victims nationwide, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas announced. Following a six-day trial...

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Fort Worth's power crisis: How Texas' blue wave cost the city clout in Washington | Opinion

Fort Worth is getting bigger — closing in on 1.1 million people . Yet its political clout is waning. The city’s loss of a major pro golf tournament shown in 30 languages across 200 countries made the biggest local headline last week. But once the shock of a wave election settled down, it became clear that Fort Worth also has lost its seat at the table in Washington. Fort Worth has been a Democratic city for more than 30 years, but with powerful Republicans in Congress and the Texas House. Now, it’s a Democratic city in a Democratic county, but it’s still represented by Republicans in a Democratic U.S. House. Thanks to the White House-ordered redraw of the Texas election map, the city is shackled by partisan Republican maps. Fort Worth will not have a Democrat or any say-so at all with the new majority party controlling the U.S. House. Democratic U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey’s district was eliminated. Instead, Republican mapmakers gave an extra GOP seat to north Dallas County and East Texas. Instead of Veasey and his 14 years of experience, the only House Democrat speaking for Tarrant County will be freshman Dallas Democrat Freddy Haynes. His district barely

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TCU’s Latest Collapse Might Be Its Most Painful Yet

TCU’s loss to Arizona joins a painful list under Sonny Dykes, but the way it unfolded raises a different concern heading into Kansas State.

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Some Dallas County law enforcement report releasing prisoners due to magistrate judge rule

More than a dozen Dallas County police departments are speaking out about a change they say is impacting public safety.

Dallas County, TX · 16h

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Fort Worth Man Shot in Thigh, Arrives at Huguley Hospital by Private Car

Fort Worth Police Department — Gun Violence Unit Investigation. Fort Worth police are investigating after a man with a gunshot wound to the upper thigh arrived at Texas Health Huguley Hospital early Thursday in a private car. The location of the shooting has not been established. What Police Have...

Fort Worth, TX · 20h

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