Palo Pinto
LATEST NEWS
3 Terrified Texas Librarians Investigated By Deputy For 2 Years
In Granbury, Texas, school librarians are under fire, facing potential charges for doing what they’re supposed to do: provide diverse and inclusive books to students. Here’s where things get concerning. The officer leading the charge against these librarians has ties to the Oath Keepers, a far-right militia group notorious for its antigovernmental stance and extremist views.
"The Right to Read" Documentary Screening at Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth to Highlight Literacy and Human Rights Issues
Fort Worth’s Human Relations Commission's series, Movies That Matter is set to showcase "The Right to Read" at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth on Thursday, August 1, at 7 p.m. This event, spotlighting the significance of literacy, is not just another evening at the movies—it's a spirited plunge into the heart of human rights issues, offered up free of cost to the public, though reservations are a must and can be easily secured online, according to the City of Fort Worth.
North Texas inflation higher than nation’s. Experts say that shows economic strength
FORT WORTH — Dallas-Fort Worth recently ranked first in the nation for metrics analyzing inflation rate trends. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data and a study from WalletHub showed North Texas’ increased costs. However, experts described high inflation as a double-edged sword that heavily impacts consumers but also speaks to the area’s business growth.
Rural North Texas college launching fifth bachelor’s program – this one in computer science
The need for computer science graduates is great and growing, according to Tod Allen Farmer, president of Weatherford College. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects computer and information technology jobs – from programmers to analysts to web developers – will grow much faster than the average occupation over the next decade.
Dallas neighbor ranks No. 1 in U.S. for most seniors still employed
One Dallas-Fort Worth city is home to the most industrious senior citizens in the U.S. According to an analysis by website LLC.org, the city of Irving came out on top of the list of "Cities with the Most Working Seniors." Nearly a third of Irving's senior citizens are still hard...
Kellen Moore may already regret joining Eagles after reported turmoil
Dallas Cowboys fans couldn't help but roll their eyes after Brian Schottenheimer was promoted to offensive coordinator last year. While it was already confirmed that Mike McCarthy would call plays, the fan base was hoping the Cowboys would look externally for Kellen Moore's replacement. When all was said and done,...
After spending $1 million in legal fees, Fort Worth will discuss settlement in lawsuit with former police chief
FORT WORTH, Texas — WFAA has learned the City of Fort Worth intends to discuss a possible settlement with former Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald during an executive session in August. Fitzgerald is suing the city and the Fort Worth Police Department. Fitzgerald alleges that city employees lied about complying...
Fort Worth ISD board votes down five-year strategic plan. What comes next?
Near the end of Fort Worth ISD’s July 23 board meeting, board President Camille Rodriguez said she did not know the next steps for the district. The comment followed a 5-2 vote against a strategic plan that aims to bolster academic performance across Fort Worth ISD for the next five years. Trustee Quinton Phillips and Rodriguez voted to approve the plan; trustees Michael Ryan, Roxanne Martinez, Tobi Jackson, Anael Luebanos and Wallace Bridges voted against it.
Texas man drowns after saving 2 kids from river, family says
FORT WORTH, Texas (KAKE) - A Texas father of three drowned in a river over the weekend after saving two boys, the man's family says. The Fort Worth Fire Department said the Crowley man jumped into the Trinity River in Gateway Park and attempted to save a child, but he never resurfaced.
Fort Worth Zoo hits conservation milestone by hatching endangered crocodiles
The Fort Worth Zoo made wildlife conservation history, marking the "first-ever repeated" breeding of endangered gharial crocodiles. "With two new hatchlings of gharial crocodiles this summer, the Zoo remains the only institution in North America to have produced multiple offspring of this species and is now the only North American institution to have repeated this process," reads a July 24 news release from Fort Worth Zoo.
Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Coming To Fort Worth
Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is opening a new location in Fort Worth this September and is looking to fill approximately 300 positions. The Fort Worth location, located at 2701 Andretti Karting Drive Fort Worth, boasts over 98,000 square feet of family fun. This renowned entertainment center will offer excitement for everyone, featuring high-speed electric Superkarts on a multi-level track, state-of-the-art arcade games, a two-story laser tag arena, Hologate VR, interactive bowling and a 7D Xperience motion theater. To elevate the experience, the Fort Worth Andretti will also include a full-service restaurant and two full bars, offering an extensive selection of delicious dining...
Fort Worth's A.D. Marshall Public Safety Building to Close for Staff Training on July 29th
The A.D. Marshall Public Safety Building, which houses the Municipal Court of Fort Worth, is set to close its doors on Monday, July 29th, the reason being an internal staff training and development day is scheduled, actions aimed at honing the judiciary workforce in efforts to perhaps better serve the public in the labyrinth of legality, according to the City of Fort Worth.
A night to remember: City staff shines following successful July 4 celebration
With the city successfully wrapping up another spectacular July 4th celebration, it’s clear to everyone involved that team work really does make the dream work. For this year’s dream, the Granbury Chamber of Commerce, city staff and Hood County residents all hoped for an unforgettable 50th anniversary — and that’s exactly what happened.
Dallas Braces for Scattered Showers and Thunderstorms with Patchy Morning Fog, Reports Fort Worth NWS
The Dallas area stands on the cusp of a divergent weather pattern. Recent predictions note a 30% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon, coupled with patchy fog that should dissipate by 10 am. Temperatures are expected to climb, with highs hovering around the low 90s, as forecasted by the National Weather Service Fort Worth, TX.
Janet Jackson and Friends Hang Out at Burger's Lake, Chow Down on Heim BBQ
As Janet Jackson’s “Together Again” tour rolls through Cowtown — she performs tonight at Dickies Arena with special guest Nelly — Jackson and her stable of tour members appear to be enjoying their time in Fort Worth. Thanks to a 7-minute video uploaded to the...
Welcome to NewsBreak, an open platform where diverse perspectives converge. Most of our content comes from established publications and journalists, as well as from our extensive network of tens of thousands of creators who contribute to our platform. We empower individuals to share insightful viewpoints through short posts and comments. It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency: our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. We strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation. Join us in shaping the news narrative together.