18-year-olds sentenced for robbing USPS workers across DFW
Two men from North Texas were given federal prison sentences for a string of robberies targeting postal workers. Prosecutors said they were looking for Arrow Keys, which open blue collection mailboxes.
TCU police issue safety alert after 2 sexual assaults reported in dorms
TCU issued a safety alert after two sexual assaults were reported on campus, one last weekend and one a few weeks ago, according to TCU police.
Victim in Fort Worth shooting shot 'five or six' times: Police
Fort Worth Police are investigating a shooting that left a victim with five or six gunshot wounds early Wednesday morning.
First week of early voting turnout in North Texas more favorable to Republicans, expert says
With Election Day just a week away, voters across North Texas are energized. And many have already made their way to the polls. But what does that mean for Election Day?
Newly engaged woman killed in Fort Worth wrong-way crash; fiance was lone survivor
Chelsea Cook and a family of four were killed in a head-on crash on Northwest Loop 820 early Sunday morning. Her life was cut short while her fiancé is left to fight for his.
Pedestrian killed in Azle while crossing street Tuesday morning
Azle Police say a crash involving a pedestrian and a pickup truck early Tuesday morning left a woman dead. It happened near Boyd Rd., just off of Jacksboro Highway just after 6:30 a.m.
SeaQuest in Fort Worth shuts down amid animal cruelty investigation
The SeaQuest Interactive Zoo and Aquarium inside Fort Worth’s Ridgemar Mall abruptly closed after being reported for possible animal cruelty.
Fossil Ridge High School student accused of bring gun to school
Police confiscated a weapon from a student at Fossil Ridge High School in north Fort Worth on Monday.
46 Fort Worth ISD seniors awarded $23,000 scholarships to Texas Wesleyan University
In an effort to dispel the notion that the cost of a private university is out of reach, Texas Wesleyan University awarded 46 Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences seniors with over a million dollars in scholarships.
North Texas sees increase in early voting during first week compared to 2020
Nearly 1.2 million people voted during the first week of early voting in Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties.
Family of 4, woman killed in wrong-way crash in Fort Worth
A family of four and a woman who was engaged to be married were killed in a wrong-way crash on Northwest Loop 820 near Marine Creek Lake early Sunday morning.
Fort Worth event looks to draw attention to dangers of fentanyl
An event at Fort Worth's Trinity Park on Sunday hopes to draw attention to the dangers of fentanyl and the surrounding stigma.
Fort Worth security guard called police after recognizing fugitive from Blue Alert
A Fort Worth security guard was the person who originally identified the man at the center of a Blue Alert in Texas. Seth Altman was arrested on Friday.
Bedford house fire sends 2 to hospital
Two people were taken to the hospital after a fire in Bedford on Saturday afternoon.
Haltom City teen faces 10 years in prison for selling Glock switches
The prosecution released a video the 18-year-old posted to his social media randomly opening fire out of a moving vehicle using a switch-equipped handgun.
Man at center of Blue Alert wanted for shooting Texas police officer arrested in Fort Worth
A man wanted for shooting a Texas police officer and prompting a Blue Alert has been arrested in North Texas.
Crowley ISD high school students 'march to the polls' for 2024 election
For the second year in a row, Crowley ISD in Tarrant County moved classroom instruction outside to stress the importance of voting.
1 person shot near Eastern Hill High School
Fort Worth police are investigating a shooting that happened near Eastern Hill High School on Friday afternoon.
Azle teen becomes first person in Tarrant County convicted of murder for dealing fentanyl
Kaeden Farish will serve prison time for the death of 17-year-old Dustin Anderton, who overdosed and died from fentanyl-laced pills provided by Farish.
TCU unveils "The Portrait Project" honoring former slaves who helped form university
There are no confirmed images but plenty of documented references about husband and wife Charley and Kate Thorpe, former slaves who became trusted workers who compassionately helped form what we know today as TCU. The Thorps were never recognized — until now.