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Dallas, Mesquite, Fort Worth Earn Top Honors With American Planning Association Awards
Dallas, Mesquite, and Fort Worth were recognized Friday among other Texas municipalities and organizations for outstanding efforts in planning achievements and leadership by the American Planning Association. The Dallas Sidewalk Master Plan was recognized with the Gold Award for Implementation. Mesquite will take home the Silver Award in Implementation for...
This Week on The Academic Minute (2024.08.26)
Texas Christian University Week on The Academic Minute 2024.08.26. Emily Lund, associate professor at the Davies School of Communication Sciences & Disorders, examines how children who are deaf or hard of hearing may have a different relationship to language than other children. Tuesday. Carol Howe, Paula R. and Ronald C....
Fort Worth family mourns father and son fatally shot
A Fort Worth family is mourning the loss of a father and his only child. Fermin Ramirez, 41, and his son, Jacob, 22, were fatally shot last Saturday. “They always carried a smile. Regardless what kind of day they had," said Christine Ramirez, Fermin's sister-in-law. Christine said she knew Fermin...
Cold Case Cracked: Little Rock Woman’s Murder Solved After Nearly 40 Years
ARLINGTON, Texas – After nearly four decades of uncertainty, the mystery surrounding the murder of a Little Rock woman has finally been solved. On Valentine’s Day in 1985, 22-year-old Terri McAdams, a former Central High graduate and University of Arkansas undergrad, was brutally raped and killed in Arlington, Texas. McAdams had only been in Texas for six months when her family received the devastating news of her death.
Man Tased in Fort Worth Walks Away Unfazed
The video at the bottom of this article features one of the wildest scenes you will likely see today. Keep scrolling to see it for yourself. A cop in Fort Worth, Texas unloaded at least 25,000 volts of electricity into a dude and he didn't even flinch. Let's break down the footage.
Fort Worth to again annex acreage in Denton County, near Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth, known as where the West begins, plans to keep expanding its footprint to the north — by adding more acreage in Denton County. On Sept. 17, Fort Worth City Council is expected to consider annexing more than 9 acres for right-of-way access for Dale Earnhardt Way near the Texas Motor Speedway. The site, a triangular area north of State Highway 114 and west of Interstate 35 West, is within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of Fort Worth.
TX Smoke Shop and Game Room Employee Killed, 3 Suspects Arrested
3 men have been arrested in connection with the shocking murder and assault at a smoke shop and gaming room in Dallas, Texas. Derrick Griffin, Eddie Coleman, and Vincent Casteel are now held at the Dallas County Jail, facing serious charges linked to this violent act. EMPLOYEE THE TARGET OF...
Just a warehouse? Hardly as new Alliance center uses autonomous trucking, latest tech
It started as a 1-million-square-foot “spec” industrial building, but on Aug. 22, rapidly-expanding Southwire cut the ribbon on the nearly 1.2-million-square-foot customer service center in north Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas. The new warehouse and customer service center will also use autonomous trucking to and from the new building...
7 DAYS TO 2024 KICKOFF: Kam Sallis
Goal No. 7: GREAT EFFORT. Redshirt Freshman | 6-1 | 222 lbs. | Arlington, Texas. Kameron Sallis (b. Nov. 19, 2004) is a physical young safety-turned-linebacker from Kennedale High School in Texas who enrolled in spring 2023 and is majoring in kinesiology. Sallis has great awareness, and seems to excel...
Fort Worth Celebrates Literary Achievement with Over 4.5 Million Minutes Read in Mayor’s Summer Challenge
Fort Worth, a city known for its community engagement and cultural vitality, has recently celebrated a significant milestone as residents collectively surpassed an impressive 4.5 million minutes of reading throughout the Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge. As reported by the City of Fort Worth, the challenge took place from June 1 to Aug. 10 and saw 8,608 participants embracing the world of books.
Pinkish Black’s Daron Beck Has Died
Daron Beck, the vocalist and keyboardist of Fort Worth synth-doom band Pinkish Black, has died. The news was shared via the group’s label Relapse Records who say Beck passed due to “medical illness.” He was 48. “We at Relapse Records are saddened by the loss of Daron...
Myrtle Polk missing Oak Cliff
DALLAS - More than two months have passed since 88-year-old Myrtle Polk went missing from her Singing Hills neighborhood in Oak Cliff, leaving her tight-knit community of family and friends on a desperate search for answers.Myrtle Polk was last seen in early June along Indian Creek Trail, driving a Black 2004 Lexus ES 330 sedan, which has also not been located. Given her age and medical history, the Texas Department of Public Safety issued a Silver Alert, and highway signs were activated for several days to assist in the search.Her only son, Philip Polk, said because of the length of...
Arlington ISD Faces $6.5 Million "Robin Hood" Payment to State Despite High Low-Income Student Ratio
The financial landscape of Arlington Independent School District (AISD) has come into stark relief, as the district grapples with a budgetary paradox: AISD must return approximately $6.5 million to the state due to falling into recapture for the third consecutive year. This obligation stems from Texas' controversial "Robin Hood" law, designed to redistribute surplus revenue from property-rich districts to bolster those with fewer resources, according to Fort Worth Report.
FOX 4 News Crime Files: Week of August 19
The top crime stories for the week of August 19, including a teenage drunken driver accused of killing a family of five in Fort Worth, a man accused of killing a Crowley 16-year-old over a video game, smash-and-grab thieves in Garland, a rideshare driver who was kidnapped in Arlington, a Denton ISD bus driver accused of 'erratic driving,' and a Pantego deputy fire chief arrested for a DWI. Plus, Fort Worth police are cracking down on an increase in DWIs and Dallas police are trying to justify a $56M overtime budget.
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