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Fort Worth families displaced after six-alarm fire still waiting to return home
More than 800 people remain displaced after a massive fire tore through the Cooper Apartments in Fort Worth on Monday. As engineers assess the structural damage, residents anxiously wait to learn when—or if—they can return home. NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports from the scene, where emotions run high and recovery is just beginning.
The Fort Worth City Council voted on Tuesday to approve a conditional use permit for the parking of semi-trucks and trailers ...
"We will still be able to give the funding or support to these technically minority businesses in another facet," Councilman ...
While the first 100-degree day of the summer was originally forecast for this weekend, the chances have dropped.
A resolution before the council would pause or suspend diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. The Fort Worth Metropolitan ...
All of these companies based in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area made Inc.'s 2025 Best Workplaces list.
Fort Worth firefighters fought a large scrapyard fire, using extensive resources, including over half a million gallons of ...
The plot, now vacant, was previously the site of the 651 Club. The LGBTQ+ bar opened in 1969 and was renamed to the Rainbow ...
Police were called after 1 a.m. to a shooting and found a woman in her home with a gunshot wound, police said.
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