Culinary leaders ‘disappointed’ Michelin star eludes Fort Worth for second year
Local culinary leaders feel frustration about Fort Worth being the only major Texas city without a Michelin star…
Teachers, parents express hope, fear as Texas takes control of FWISD’s future
De Zavala Elementary parents see an opportunity through the state takeover of Fort Worth ISD: Possibly saving their…
Fort Worth veteran transforms Marine service into leading homeless solutions
Tony Wilson sat at his work desk, overhead shelves filled with books, college memorabilia, a framed family photo…
Viral internet Catholic priest visits Fort Worth, draws 6,000 to Dickies Arena
Stories have the ability to change hearts, minds and lives — which is why Jesus tells parables, the…
Leaders back Superintendent Molinar, warn against adding chaos during FWISD takeover
Instability has defined Fort Worth schools for more than a decade, former and current city leaders say. Their…
Fort Worth Buddhist monks to embark on 2,300 mile nationwide Walk for Peace
About two dozen Fort Worth Buddhist monks are preparing to not just talk about peace — but to…
Texas takes control of FWISD in state’s second-largest public school intervention
Fort Worth ISD’s nine locally elected trustees are out as Texas officials stepped in Thursday after years of…
Fort Worth rezoning of 386 acres aims to stop ‘stealth dorms’ near TCU
Preventing “stealth dorms” and ensuring new developments are compatible with residential neighborhoods on the city’s south side is…
TCU to end stand-alone departments focused on women and gender, race and ethnic studies
TCU will close its women and gender studies department and comparative race and ethnic studies department after this…
Lake Worth’s failing schools prompt need for state help, education chief says
Fifth grader Jesus Cruz squinted at an image of a spiral galaxy, his voice rising just enough to…
How a Fort Worth Marine veteran turns hardship into hope for military families
Long before Vaughn Badenhorst put on the Marine Corps dress blues, gleaming buttons and scarlet stripes, he planned…
More people, more trash. Fort Worth looks for balance as growth strains landfill
Most people understand that trash needs to go somewhere, but a rapidly growing North Texas faces increasing challenges…