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Pastor banned from Tarrant County Commissioners Court is now allowed back in the building
Rev. Ryon Price’s yearlong ban from the Tarrant County Commissioners Court only lasted about a month and a half, after the Sheriff’s Office approved his appeal, Price said Tuesday. Price, the senior pastor of Fort Worth’s Broadway Baptist Church, got a trespass warning at the July 2 Commissioners...
Texas officials totally debunk Fox News host’s voter fraud conspiracy theory: ‘Kind of racist’
Texas officials have been forced to debunk a voter fraud conspiracy theory after it was shared on social media by Fox News personality Maria Bartiromo. On Sunday, the news personality suggested on X that Democrats were registering immigrants to vote at several locations in Fort Worth and Weatherford, Texas. The...
Counties across North Texas implementing burn bans to prevent wildfires during excessive heat
Several North Texas counties are declaring burn-bans. The lack of rain, the heat, and low humidity are creating bad conditions in the rural area. On Tuesday, Tarrant County issued a burn ban for its unincorporated areas.
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...
Grand Prairie Residents Weigh In on Proposed Multi-Use Facility: City Publishes Survey Results
The City of Grand Prairie has made strides to gauge public interest in a proposed multi-use facility slated to potentially grace one of two neighborhoods south of I-20. With a clear aim to tap into resident sentiment, officials dispatched survey instructions to nearly 20,000 households, as reported by the City of Grand Prairie. Their outreach, targeting the locales of England Parkway across Lake Ridge Parkway and further down the road at 5523 and 5531 Lake Ridge Parkway, yielded an 11.6 percent response rate.
Joe Pool Lake Operations Resume
The City of Grand Prairie has announced that operations at Joe Pool Lake will resume today, August 21, 2024, following confirmation from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) that environmental standards have been met. As a result, all areas of Lynn Creek Park, Britton Park, and Loyd Park will...
2 Dallas-area ZIP codes rank among hottest U.S. housing markets
The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market is growing hotter by the day, and two ZIP codes in particular were listed in Realtor.com's new survey of the hottest housing markets in America: 76021 in Bedford, and 75028 in Flower Mound. To come up with the 2024 list, Realtor.com analyzed the number of...
Commission urges Fort Worth to increase public art budget to meet population needs
Members of the Fort Worth Art Commission want the city to increase funding for its public art program — and not just in the 2025 budget. All commissioners in attendance approved a motion requesting an annual increase for the city’s public art program during their Aug. 20 meeting at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center, the last that will be held at 1300 Gendy St.
Countdown to Kickoff 2024: 9 Days
9 | WR Josh Doctson (2013-2015) The greatest wide receiver in TCU history, Josh Doctson delivered the two most prolific Horned Frog pass catching seasons ever. A three-star ranked outside the top 1,500 nationally in the Class of 2011 out of Mansfield, TX, Docston started his collegiate career at Wyoming, scoring a touchdown against TCU as a true freshman. Doctson transferred home to the Horned Frogs the next year and sat out the 2012 season due to the transfer rules at the time. The leading receiver of the 2013 season, Doctson still flew under the radar as TCU missed a bowl with its worst season of the Gary Patterson era. After an FCS warm up to begin the 2014 season, Josh Doctson introduced himself to the national stage with a two touchdown performance in the win over Minnesota, including the iconic floating one-handed grab, elevating to insane heights above the Golden Gopher defensive back for the score. It was the origin story of a superhero realizing how to use his powers; Spiderman learning he can climb buildings. Doctson would go on to be the first 1,000 yard receiver in over a decade and just the second in program history. His 225 yards in the 2014 win over No. 15 Oklahoma State was one yard shy of Jimmy Young’s TCU single-game record. Doctson torched the Texas Longhorns and future Pro Bowl CB Quandre Diggs for 115 yards and a TD in a dominant TCU win in Austin. Doctson delivered two more scores in the Peach Bowl win over the vaunted “Land Shark” Ole Miss defense, powering the Frogs to a No. 3 final ranking.
Hollywood Feed Continues Texas Expansion, Announces New Location in Fort Worth
After recently announcing several new Arkansas locations and major store expansions in South Carolina and Tennessee, Hollywood Feed today announced the site of its next new-build location: 211 East Bonds Ranch Road, Suite 219 in Fort Worth, Texas. The healthy and holistic pet food and supply retailer already has thirty-three locations in Texas including 25 in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, five in Houston and three in Austin.
'Rather large' bee colony shuts down North Texas splash pad
MANSFIELD, Texas — A splash pad at a Mansfield park will be closed Wednesday, and possibly Thursday, as the city says a rather large colony of bees has been drawn to the water source. According to a Facebook post from the city's parks and recreation department, there is a...
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