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From a 1930s Market to a Midcentury Home, Fort Worth Honors Its Preservation Champions

A restored 1930s public market, a former church saved from demolition, and a Midcentury Modern home preserved amid neighborhood redevelopment are among the Fort Worth properties recognized in Historic Fort Worth’s 2026 Preservation Awards. The nonprofit organization honored homeowners, developers, and preservation advocates during its annual Cantey Lecture and...

Fort Worth, TX · 3d

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Why Do Cowboys Still Ride Up To The White Elephant Saloon In Fort Worth?

Some places in Texas wear their history like a well-worn pair of boots, and one corner of the Fort Worth Stockyards has been doing it since 1884. The walls are covered with cowboy hats. The ceiling is covered with cowboy hats too. A famous TV ranger once hung around here,...

Fort Worth, TX · 5d

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Fort Worth Sets Dec. 12 Groundbreaking for Historic Southside's $61M Urban Village

Fort Worth's Historic Southside neighborhood will finally celebrate the start of construction on a long-promised mixed-use residential and retail project next month, with a groundbreaking block party scheduled for Dec. 12 at Evans Avenue Plaza. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will be followed by lunch and family-friendly activities, marking a major turning point for a development that has been years in the making.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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Hurst Fire Station Reborn as Rehab Warriors Veteran Training Headquarters

A decommissioned fire station in Hurst is about to get a second life training military veterans for careers in real estate and construction. Rehab Warriors, a nonprofit founded by U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former HGTV “Flip or Flop Fort Worth” co-host Andy Williams, plans to redevelop former Hurst Fire Station 2 at 433 Precinct Line Road into its new headquarters and veteran training hub, with a groundbreaking ceremony set for Monday.

Hurst, TX · 1d

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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 · 1d

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This Democrat won Fort Worth House seat after dropping out. Can she take office?

A Democratic candidate for a Fort Worth area state House seat dipped out of the race less than a month before voting started, amid questions about her eligibility stemming from accusations of a past felony conviction. The candidate — Ericka Lomick — has won anyway. Will she serve in her newly elected seat? Lomick faced Republican Alan Blaylock, a former Fort Worth City Council member, in the Nov. 3 midterm election, and in a special election held on the same day to finish out the term of former state Rep. Nate Schatzline’s term that ends in January. Schatzline did not seek reelection for the seat to become a senior adviser for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. The district covers the northeast part of Fort Worth, Haslet, Blue Mound and northeast Saginaw. Lomick won both elections with 51% of the vote, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State. A news release from Lomick’s campaign announcing the suspension of her campaign cited “questions” raised about her ability to serve in the seat. The press release does not mention specific questions about eligibility, but in mid-September, a political action committee alleged that Lomick has a felony record. Lomick’s name still appeared on

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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GOP Leader Quits in Last-Minute Revolt Against Party’s Pick

A Texas Republican leader has resigned after refusing to back her party’s scandal-plagued Senate nominee just days before the midterms. Hillary Shepheard, 34, who led the Young Republicans in Tarrant County, told The Atlantic in a story published Saturday that “Ken Paxton has to lose” for the sake of the GOP’s future. Paxton, the state’s three-term attorney general, was impeached on corruption charges, accused of cheating on his now ex-wife, and charged with securities fraud. The fraud charges were later dropped under an agreement requiring community service and ethics training. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Texas · 4d

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Must See Live Shows in Fort Worth November 2026

We’ve banded together (no pun intended) to bring you another roundup of the best live shows in November. The Tony Award-winning Broadway hit Jersey Boys returns to Fort Worth November 3-8, celebrating the 20-year run of the remarkable music centered on Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Follow the group’s rise from humble beginnings on the streets of New Jersey to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, complete with backstage drama and timeliness hits like “Big Girls Don’t Cry.” The acclaimed production provides a unique insight into a beloved pop music group.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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A Fort Worth Homecoming, a U.S. Victory, and Golf’s Power to Heal

My conversation with Jason Leap ended with his offering a quasi-apology for not having a “really cool combat story.”. Leap served in the U.S. Air Force’s Security Forces, working as a military police officer. He joined in 1995 and served just under 10 years before medically retiring. His...

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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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 · 23h

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With Gina Hinojosa’s election, Fort Worth ISD's path to regain local control looks smoother

The Democrat campaigned on ending state interventions. Her win has renewed optimism, amid the controversial changes ushered in by the state-appointed officials overseeing Fort Worth ISD.

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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North Richland Hills voters approve all but one bond proposal

Voters in North Richland Hills said yes to three out of four bond propositions on the ballot this year, according to unofficial election results. The city will use $135.43 million in approved funds to improve fire stations, roadways and a city services facility. Residents rejected an expansion of the library’s community room.

North Richland Hills, TX · 2d

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Moderate Republican voter in Texas says he voted mostly for Democrats down the ballot

NBC News' Gadi Schwartz sits down with a moderate Republican voter in Arlington, Texas, who says he voted for Democrats, including James Talarico for Senate and Rep. Gina Hinojosa for governor.

Arlington, TX · 2d

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Democrat who suspended campaign leads Texas House race amid eligibility questions

Democrat Ericka Lomick leads a northern Tarrant County Texas House race despite suspending her campaign in September. Her eligibility to serve remains unresolved.

Texas · 1d

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Burks wins rematch against Sorrells in race for Tarrant County DA

Editor’s note: This article was updated with unofficial voting results at 1:07 p.m. Nov. 4. Democrat Tiffany Burks defeated Republican incumbent Phil Sorrells in a rematch for the Tarrant County district attorney’s seat, unofficial results show. Burks, the first Black person to hold the position, had garnered 397,188,...

Tarrant County, TX · 2d

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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 · 1d

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Medical City Fort Worth’s Garage Construction Brings a Temporary Parking Workaround

Medical City Fort Worth is using a neighboring church’s parking lot as a temporary stopgap while construction takes over parking space on the hospital campus. Broadway Baptist Church has agreed to let hospital staff park there, and the hospital will run shuttles between the lot and campus, according to Fort Worth Report.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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Fact Check: NBC KornackiCam Result Does NOT Prove Fraud -- Talarico Briefly Shown With 91.9% of Tarrant County Votes

Does a result briefly showing James Talarico with over 91.9% of the votes in the U.S. Senate race in Tarrant County, Texas, during KornackiCam on NBC prove fraud? No, that's not true: The discrepancy appears to be a data entry error involving a missing digit in Ken Paxton's vote count that was immediately questioned on air and revised a few minutes later. There's no evidence that the incorrect numbers were part of any intentional effort to manipulate the election results.

Tarrant County, TX · 19h

Fort Worth StarTelegram

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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 · 15h