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Tarrant County looks for money to keep Jail Diversion Center open
Tarrant County’s proposed budget for next fiscal year doesn't include funding for the Mental Health Jail Diversion Center, but officials are looking for money to keep the program going. The Diversion Center opened in 2022, in a former assisted living facility in Fort Worth’s Fairmount neighborhood. People suspected of...
Denton Firefighters Tackle Late-Night Blaze at 16Ten Apartments, Cause Under Investigation
A blaze broke out late last night at the 16Ten Apartments on 1610 E McKinney Street in Denton, prompting the local fire department to act swiftly in its response to what is currently being classified as a "working structure fire." Information disseminated through social media channels by the City of Denton Fire Department alerted residents to possible traffic disruptions due to street closures in the vicinity of the incident, as fire crews battled the blaze.
Fort Worth literacy advocate files civil rights complaint against FWISD over ESSER funding
The complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights accuses the district of racial discrimination and a lack of investment in African-American students.
Join Class 63: Duncanville PD Invites Community to Citizen Police Academy for Insight and Engagement
Duncanville's Police Department is calling on locals to join the ranks of Class 63 for the Citizen Police Academy, in a push to stoke community involvement and understanding of law enforcement processes. Those interested in participating are encouraged to contact Officer Michelle Arias for details on the program, which seeks to bridge the gap between citizens and officers.
NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants are awarded to eight DFW nonprofit organizations
NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants are awarded to eight DFW nonprofit organizations. This year's NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants support youth education and empowerment, next-generation storytellers, and community engagement. NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and Comcast NBCUniversal announced that $227,272 has been awarded to eight local nonprofit organizations through the 2024 NBCUniversal Local Impact...
Dallas Police Department Honors the Late Senior Corporal Harold Franklin Baird, Jr. with Heartfelt Online Tribute
The city of Dallas and its community are in mourning, as they remember Senior Corporal Harold Franklin Baird, Jr., an officer who served with distinction in the Dallas Police Department (DPD). According to the Dallas Police Department, Baird's contributions to public service and the sacrifices he made in the line of duty were honored posthumously in an online tribute. The post, adorned with the hashtags #GoneButNotForgotten and #DallasPD, serves as a digital space for peers, loved ones, and community members to share their memories and express condolences.
American Airlines Extends Israel Flight Suspension Into Next Year Amid War in Gaza
FORT WORTH (WBAP/KLIF News ) – American Airlines is extending its suspension of flights to and from Israel as tensions continue to rise amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The Fort Worth-based company said operations at Ben Gurian International Airport (TLV) will be suspended through March 29th of...
Habitat for Humanity seeks to build tiny homes for seniors in southwest Fort Worth
Trinity Habitat for Humanity is looking to tackle affordable housing by creating a senior living community of tiny houses in southwest Fort Worth’s Wedgwood Square neighborhood. The nonprofit organization plans to build 39 small dwellings on 3.5 acres at 5250 Wonder Drive and 5240 Wooten Drive. The project will...
TCU women's basketball star Sedona Prince 'still active member on team' amid allegations, petition for removal
FORT WORTH, Texas — TCU women's basketball told WFAA's partners with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that graduate transfer student Sedona Prince's "status as an active member on the team is intact” amid a growing petition to have her removed from the team. The petition, which had nearly 170,000...
Parks and Recreation Comes to Texas at the Dallas Public Library's Unity Concert
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TCU HC Sonny Dykes explains why Savion Williams is becoming a top WR
TCU receiver Savion Williams had the best season of his career in 2023 as he hauled in 41 receptions for 573 yards with four touchdowns. His receiving yardage led the Frogs while his touchdown total was good enough for second on the team. Williams had a relatively quiet season leading...
North and Central Texas Brace for Continued Scorching Temperatures as Dallas Faces Potential 103-Degree Day
The relentless heat wave gripping North and Central Texas is forging ahead with no signs of a break. With the mercury expected to soar to near 110 degrees in certain areas, officials are intensifying their calls for residents to take precautions against the potentially dangerous conditions, as per the National Weather Service in Fort Worth.
Dallas Total Home event runs in September alongside 2 other key events
The September Total Home & Gift Market at Dallas Market Center, set for Sept. 17-19, will be held alongside Dallas Design Week, presenting a variety of crossover events and activations. Additionally, ArchLIGHT Summit, a commercial and architectural lighting event, will take place at the Trade Mart during this period. “September’s...
Fort Worth water bills likely to go up in 2025. Here’s what residents need to know
Fort Worth residents will likely see an increase in their water bills in January. The city’s water department is asking Fort Worth City Council members to approve an increase to water and wastewater rates as soon as the end of August. The raised rate would fund a $42 million increase in the utility’s 2025 budget, which is expected to be $616,969,098 — a 7% increase from 2024.
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