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Texas woman spends stolen $1.2M on TikTok coins, Dallas Mavericks suite: prosecutors
A North Texas woman was sentenced to prison for two cases in which she stole over $1 million from her former employer and used the money to pay for trips, TikTok coins, and a suite at the American Airlines Center for Dallas Mavericks games. According to the Tarrant County District...
Yella Beezy returns with ‘Hit’ featuring Lil Wayne
The rapper’s first official song & video of the year is available now. Chart-topping Dallas artist, Yella Beezy, returns with his first official single of the year “Hit” featuring rap icon and mogul Lil Wayne. The explosive single is accompanied by an official visual directed by 20K Visuals. “Hit” serves as the follow-up to last year’s steady stream of releases that included songs like “Motion” and “To the Floor” featuring DJ Paul. “Hit” will be included on Beezy’s highly anticipated album, Stucc In My Ways, due for release later this year and executive produced by Lil Wayne.
Mavericks' bold decision to trade Hardaway Jr. for Grimes looks better by the day
Heading into the NBA offseason, one thing was for certain for the Dallas Mavericks. It was reported that the Mavs were going to try to trade Tim Hardaway Jr. after his disappointing performance in the NBA Finals, and the Detroit Pistons were starting to look like a possible landing spot for him.
How A Fort Worth, Texas Man Allegedly Scammed His Way To Over $1 Million
In Fort Worth, Texas, there's a situation developing that sounds like an absolute nightmare. Eight people are accusing a man of scamming them out of thousands upon thousands of dollars. In total, he's allegedly scammed his victims out of more than $1 million. How Does A Person Allegedly Make Off...
2 firefighters injured in massive Fort Worth scrap yard blaze
FORT WORTH – Two firefighters were injured during a large blaze at a scrap yard near Meachum Airport on Friday. They are expected to make full recoveries, the Fort Worth Fire Department said.The fire at Texas Industrial Scrap Iron, reported shortly after 2:15 p.m. Friday, was declared extinguished at 4:17 a.m. Saturday.Firefighters found a significant black plume of smoke and flames when they arrived at the scrap yard in the 3800 block of North Commerce Street.More than 175 fire personnel responded, using 41 apparatuses, as temperatures approached 106 degrees, fire officials said.The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Mitigating high summer energy costs with solar solutions
As temperatures soar in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, so do energy bills. The relentless summer heat drives residents to crank up their air conditioners, leading to skyrocketing electricity costs. However, there is a solution that not only reduces these costs but also benefits the environment: Solar energy. By installing solar panels and/or batteries, homeowners can significantly cut down their energy expenses during the peak summer months.
TCU HC Sonny Dykes discusses development of DL Markis Deal
TCU had a stellar 2023 recruiting class, and the jewel of the class was four-star defensive lineman Markis Deal. The 6-foot-5, 325-pounder was ranked as the No. 78 overall prospect in the nation and the No. 11 defensive line prospect. The big lineman had offers from coast to coast including Georgia , USC, Alabama, LSU, Michigan, Texas and Texas A&M before ultimately choosing the Frogs.
An upscale Fort Worth restaurant to open new location in renovated Dallas highrise
DALLAS — Popular Fort Worth restaurant Pacific Table will reportedly open a Dallas location in The Sinclair, one of the most prominent examples of a tower conversion in Big D. The new Pacific Table is expected to open in 2025, according to the Dallas Morning News. It will be...
Local police join forces with city leaders to boost employment opportunities at major job fair
FORT WORTH, Texas — The Hurst Police Department was represented at the Goodwill City Wide Job Fair at Texas Wesleyan University this morning. The event, aimed at connecting job seekers with local employers, was promoted by City of Fort Worth Councilwoman Jeanette Martinez and Rachel Arellano, district director for Fort Worth's District 11.
Teachers start school with training in new engaging science labs
North Texas Science teachers are set to introduce new, more innovative science labs. Remember science labs where you were looking under a microscope trying to find cells. Well, the latest new and improved view of cells is nothing like the grainy images you may remember. "Oh, you're looking at basically...
Heat-related illness calls spike in North Texas
MedStar is seeing an uptick in heat-related illness calls in Fort Worth and 13 surrounding cities. The ambulance service has responded to 585 calls between June 23 and Aug. 15, and 379 of those patients had to be taken to the hospital. “The increase is definitely showing its ugly side,"...
Horned Frogs Announce Complete Women’s Golf Schedule
FORT WORTH – TCU women’s golf is just two weeks away from teeing it up. The Horned Frogs unveiled their complete 2024-25 schedule on Friday, an 11-tournament regular season slate that commences at the Carmel Cup on Aug. 30 at historic Pebble Beach Golf Links. TCU will also host the inaugural playings of the Charles Schwab Women’s Collegiate. The fall edition runs from Oct. 28-29 at Ridglea Country Club while the spring event will be contested at Colonial Country Club on March 24-25. The debut tournament marks the first time TCU has hosted a stroke play event in Texas in…
2024 TCU Football Preview: Linebackers
TCU football welcomes back nearly all of its standout linebackers from the 2023 season. Getting them on the field could be a bigger question, as the Horned Frogs are moving to a 4-2-5 defensive alignment under new defensive coordinator Andy Avalos. Unlike the 3-3-5 scheme TCU ran under former coordinator Joe Gillespie, the Horned Frogs will only have two linebackers anchoring the middle of the defense, with the third linebacker filling an edge-rushing role around the defensive line. Regardless of the new scheme, TCU should have multiple experienced players to call on for leadership and production this fall. Among the…
Texas Woman Tackles Purse Snatcher
How a Houston Woman Gave a Purse Snatcher a Crash Course in Texas Justice. We all know the slogan "Don't Mess With Texas," right?. It's an advertisement campaign that started in 1986 as a means to discourage folks from littering. One lady in Texas did her part by taking out...
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