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Fort Worth Council Weighs Fix for McCart Avenue, Site of 17 Deaths from 2019 to 2024

A long-term plan aimed at reshaping Fort Worth's McCart Avenue, a 10-mile stretch running from Interstate 20 to Burleson that has racked up one of the city's worst crash records, goes before City Council next Tuesday. Council members are scheduled to consider adopting the plan on Nov. 10, with recommendations ranging from new pedestrian crossings and lighting to major roadway reconstructions down the line.

Fort Worth, TX · 20h

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Fort Worth elementary school students, staff being relocated as ‘precautionary measure'

A Fort Worth ISD school is temporarily relocating students to another campus because of engineering concerns in its building. The district confirmed that students and staff at South Hi Mount Elementary School are moving to the vacant building at the former Western Hills Primary. South Hi Mount is on Birchman...

Fort Worth, TX · 3d

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Democrat who withdrew from Texas House race wins despite felony convictions

Ericka Lomick defeated Republican Alan Blaylock in Tarrant County's House District 93 despite withdrawing from the race in September amid questions about her eligibility to serve.

Tarrant County, TX · 3d

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Where to Buy Cowboy Boots in Texas: 10 Shops

If you want cowboy boots that’ll outlast your truck, Texas is the place to buy them. The state helped build the industry, and some shops here still hand-cut leather the way bootmakers did a century ago. Finding the right place to buy cowboy boots in Texas means choosing between family workshops with generations of history, El Paso’s manufacturing legacy, and newer brands chasing affordable quality.

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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 · 18h

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Respiratory illnesses are increasing across North Texas: Know where to go for care

Respiratory illnesses, including flu, RSV and the common cold, are spreading throughout North Texas and leading to high patient volumes at Cook Children's emergency departments and Urgent Care Centers (UCCs). On Wednesday, Nov. 4 alone, Cook Children's Medical Ce. nter - Fort Worth saw 608 patients in the Emergency Department...

Fort Worth, TX · 3d

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More than half of trucks inspected during North Texas operations were taken off road, agency says

More than half of commercial vehicles inspected during North Texas enforcement operations were placed out of service, while an Allen officer says local agencies need more funding and inspectors.

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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

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Texas law makes it easier to remove students from class. Experts question the impact

A Texas law that took effect last year gives teachers more authority to remove disruptive students from their classrooms. That may help teachers control their classrooms. But some lawyers and professors are concerned about whether enough attention is being paid to helping resolve the underlying causes of those students’ behavior.

Tarrant County, TX · 3d

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Army National Guard veteran sees similarities in life after service

Needing a change and structure, Weatherford’s Robert Hartmann had no idea how joining the Army National Guard in October 2000 would shape his life. Now, 26 years later, Hartmann does his best to pay it forward, both personally and professionally. The owner of Hartmann Window Cleaning, Robert leads with...

Weatherford, TX · 2d

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Fort Worth ISD families weigh school choices amid state takeover, new leadership

Fort Worth ISD families are weighing their options for next school year at a time when the district itself is facing significant change. At the district’s annual Choice Expo, students and parents got a closer look at specialized programs offered across FWISD, from world languages to honors courses and opportunities to earn college credit.

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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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 · 11h

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Fort Worth Parade of Lights Returns November 22

Kick off the holiday season with one of Fort Worth’s favorite traditions! The GM Financial Parade Of Lights returns to downtown Fort Worth on Sunday, November 22, 2026 at 6 PM with 95.9 The Ranch. This year’s parade, themed “A Legacy of Lights,” will transform downtown Fort Worth into a holiday wonderland with more than 100 dazzling illuminated floats, marching bands, decorated antique cars, festive performers, and plenty of Christmas cheer!

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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Arlington Approved for Five Qualified Opportunity Zones

Arlington’s five Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZ) were officially approved in an announcement of QOZ designations by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service. There were 20 total approved QOZs in Tarrant County. Arlington’s approved QOZs include:. Two tracts near Collins and I-30 Two tracts...

Arlington, TX · 3d

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Texas and Tarrant County voters wanted change. Not necessarily Democrats | Opinion

Absolutely nothing about high prices will change Jan. 1 when new faces take over at the Texas Capitol and the Tarrant County Courthouse. The reason we can’t afford gas or Cokes or lunch is in Washington, thinking up more expensive tariffs and wars and prison spending while he designs a $600 million ballroom . That was why voters really turned out Tuesday, and that’s obvious if you look. Texans elected Democrats everywhere who strongly defend public schools . But the same voters also turned down tens of billions of dollars in public school bonds, because whatever school districts want to build or buy, we can’t afford it right now. So this election was all about high prices, not policies. And the war. And establishment corruption. And big business influence, not just for data centers. There’s more to say about Tuesday, but I’ll keep it short: It wasn’t a Democratic mandate Texans still hate both political parties. Just because Texans elected Democrats this week doesn’t mean voters actually like them. Only 34% of Texans like the Democratic party overall, based on the Sept. 25-Oct. 5 University of Texas/Texas Politics Project poll. Meanwhile, 41% of Texans — still less than half —

Tarrant County, TX · 3d

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Fort Worth road off I-35W receiving storm drainage improvements

A section of Northside Drive off Interstate 35W is set to receive storm drain improvements in the coming months. Those improvements are expected to cause temporary traffic delays and may impact travel along the commonly used corridor, according to remarks made by officials at an Oct. 29 public meeting. The...

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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New Tarrant County Judge promises 'transparency' after defeating Republican incumbent

Democrat Alisa Simmons defeated incumbent Republican Tim O'Hare to become the first black person or woman to be elected as Tarrant County Judge in history. Simmons tells FOX 4 that she wants to make the Tarrant County Commissioners Court more inviting after recent meetings involved clashes with citizens. She also...

Tarrant County, TX · 3d

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Fort Worth Eyes $10.8M Art Spree for Parks, Libraries and Fire Stations

Fort Worth's Art Commission gave provisional approval to a draft plan on Oct. 19 that would spread $10.8 million in bond money across public art projects at parks, libraries, fire stations, streets and other city spaces. The vote leaves room for changes before the plan returns for a final vote, expected in January or February 2027.

Fort Worth, TX · 19h

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A New Drive-In Theatre Is Coming To McKinney

Movie night is getting a little dose of nostalgia in McKinney. Instead of finding a seat in a dark theater, moviegoers can settle into lawn chairs, gather around their cars and watch a film beneath the Texas sky at Wayback Drive-In, a new outdoor movie theater opening this November. Located at Wayback Barn, 3964 County Road 168, the drive-in is the latest addition to the four-acre outdoor entertainment destination in north McKinney. A grand opening is scheduled for Nov. 6-8. It is the only drive-in movie theater in McKinney and one of the few still operating in North Texas. Guests who purchase movie tickets also receive admission to Wayback Barn, where they can arrive early to play yard games, take on the mini-golf course or grab something to eat and drink before the show. "We wanted to give families a reason to slow down, share a meaningful experience, and turn movie night back into an outdoor social event," said owner Laura O'Dowd. More Than A Movie There is plenty to do before the opening credits roll. The property features a collection of outdoor games, including gaga ball, tetherball, nine square, horseshoes, volleyball, cornhole, ping-pong, foosball, bocce ball and giant Jenga.

Mckinney, TX · 2d