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Student Safety: The Most Dangerous College In Texas
Sending your child away to a college or university after being under your roof for 18 years is hard on parents. Knowing that you are miles away if something goes wrong can be unnerving. One way to mitigate risk is by talking to your students and ensuring they know what...
Arlington police, FBI solve nearly 40-year-old cold case
ARLINGTON, Texas (KWTX) - The Arlington Police Department and the FBI announced they solved a nearly 40-year-old cold case of the murder of Terri McAdams. Through the use of investigative genetic genealogy, authorities identified McAdams’ killer as Bernard Sharp. On Feb. 14, 1985, McAdams was found dead inside an...
Wenger Anticipates Strong 2024 Season for Mavericks Volleyball
UT Arlington volleyball head coach JT Wenger is gearing up for his eighth season with high expectations after achieving a record of 21-11 in 2023. The Mavericks, who reached the WAC Championships but exited early in a close 3-2 match against Utah Valley, showcased resilience during their postseason run at the NIVC tournament. Wenger's recruitment efforts have bolstered the roster with the addition of graduate transfer Cansu Günaydin, along with five graduate students leading the team into the upcoming season. Brenna Ford is on track to further her legacy as one of the program's all-time greats, eyeing significant career milestones this year.
District administrators and trustees tour schools on first day
Wednesday marked the first day of school for the Arlington ISD, and Superintendent Dr. Matt Smith couldn’t wait to get started. Maybe that explains why Smith was up early and at Martin High School at 6 a.m. That’s where Smith and Martin’s cheerleaders, marching band and Sundancers greeted the...
'I will always have this' | North Texas' Sam Watson earns bronze medal at Paris Olympics, breaking his own world record
DALLAS — Did you know the fastest climber in the world is from Southlake? At 18 years old, he just earned a bronze medal in his first Olympics. "To be that good is definitely a big shock, and something I haven’t truly comprehended," Sam Watson told WFAA. "But it does mean a lot."
Dallas police officer placed on leave after allegedly firing service weapon by mistake
DALLAS - A Dallas police officer is on administrative leave after he allegedly fired his service weapon accidentally while off-duty. Officer Jalen Thomas turned himself in to police on a warrant for misdemeanor deadly conduct. Police were called to Thomas' Arlington apartment complex on July 2 for a gunshot. A...
Who Is Q102 (WEDX-FM) – Dallas/Fort Worth
Introduction to Q102 (WEDX-FM) Ever curious about whichradio station sets the beat in Dallas/Fort Worth? Say hello to Q102, or WEDX-FM. It’s a major player in the local radio game, known for top tunes, star talks, and local news focus. This station isn’t just about sounds; it’s where the area’s rich cultural mix shines through.
Fort Worth's Top Workplaces Celebrate Victory at Awards Luncheon
Every year, Fort Worth Inc. publishes its list of the best companies to work for in Fort Worth. The contest is run and judged by Workforce Research Group, a third-party organization that analyzes companies throughout Fort Worth to find which has the best work environment according to the employees. Companies and organizations agree to allow their employees to be surveyed by Workforce Research Group. The data is then ranked based on employee benefits and company culture, such as work-from-home and vacation policies, wellness initiatives, diversity, and fun activities like office happy hours. Click here to see the winners.
Rising Country Music Star and Fort Worth Native Drake Milligan Gears Up For Two Hometown Shows — A PaperCity Exclusive
Rising country music star and Fort Worth native Drake Milligan has put in the work and racked up a lot of miles on tour this year. Rising country music star and Fort Worth native, Drake Milligan, might be more famous both nationally and internationally than he is in his hometown. Milligan was a finalist on Season 17 of America’s Got Talent (AGT), and even performed two of his hit songs “Don’t Leave Me Loving You” and “I Got A Problem” on the first season of America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League last February. But chances are, you’ve never heard of him until now.
Tarrant Appraisal District passes reappraisal plan despite objections from local ISD officials
Tarrant Appraisal Board Chairman Vince Puente listens to a speaker during the July 22 meeting in Arlington. (Cody Thorn/Community Impact) The Tarrant Appraisal District board approved a reappraisal plan despite objections from numerous school districts during an Aug. 9 meeting in Fort Worth. The changes that were formally approved in...
30 Fort Worth-Area Companies Recognized as Fastest-Growing in the Nation
Thirty Fort Worth-area companies found a place on the prestigious Inc. 5000 list as the fastest-growing private companies in America. These independent and entrepreneurial businesses found distinction by managing woes, those caused by the pandemic, rising prices, and the supply chain. Leading the pack was Bodybar Pilates’ franchise locations in...
DFW becomes 1st airport in U.S. with airside Customs and Border Protection Centralized Examination Station
DALLAS — The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) became the first airport in the United States to operate a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Centralized Examination Station (CES) located on the secure side of an airport, officials announced Wednesday. What happens now is the direct transfer of...
Biggest Reasons for Casualties on Texas Roads
In Texas it seems like most people are in a hurry. Whether they are rushing to get their work done or rushing to get home to their family, people tend to drive a little faster in Texas. You will notice this as soon as you are on any Texas highway or interstate. Unfortunately, some of those unsafe driving habits can lead to crashes and even fatalities on Texas roadways, let’s look at the biggest reasons for those fatal crashes.
Let’s Look at the Biggest Snowfalls in Texas History
We all know that the weather in Texas can be extreme at times. Obviously, most people think about the extreme heat that Texas can deal with in the summer months. And yes, that can be intense at times, but you learn to deal with it. But the heat is not the only extreme weather you need to be prepared for in Texas.
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