Fort Worth, TX News

• Fort Worth, TX News
• Gallery Artists Offer Classes
• Roger Williams appears headed for runoff in District 25 congressional race
• Master flatpicker Doc Watson, 89
• Grapevine apartment fire displaces 35 residents
• Real estate investor Tony Landrum adds to DFW holdings with Overton Centre buy
• Arguments end in hearing over Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel
• Business Briefs: American-Sabre antitrust trial is moved to October
• Chesapeake Energy's shares rise as board faces pressure
• Pattersons address religious liberty, modern motherhood at World Congress of Families in Madrid
• Fort Worth man gets life sentence in death of fiancee's 2-year-old girl
• Fort Worth children will receive education, rewards to promote bicycle helmets
• Prepare for lane closures, reductions on westbound I-30
• Vintage Keller Old Town railroad car scrapped for parts
• Missing elderly Bedford couple found OK in Arkansas
• 3 men hospitalized after rollover accident in Fort Worth
• Brief but strong storms batter DFW overnight
• Man falls to death from crane at SMU in Dallas
• Heated Texas primary races come to a head today
• Strapped electric utility spending millions on bonuses, investor payments
• Ex-offenders in Texas often can't find housing or work
• Owners of dog killed by Fort Worth officer still asking why
• Cyclists riding across the country to publicize suicide prevention
• Program looking at ways to put ex-offenders back to work and keep them out of prison
• Where to vote
• Man holed up in SMU tower crane, says he's armed
• Large storms dropping hail in West Texas
• Owners distraught over dog's shooting by Fort Worth police officer
• A family's memories remind us why Memorial Day is sacred
• What's open, closed on Memorial Day
• Man aims to identify Tarrant County veterans killed in wars
• Memorial Day events
• Texas not ready for bigger ships that Panama Canal expansion will allow
• Truck's path of destruction disrupted quiet Fort Worth neighborhood
• Service dog helps Fort Worth owner keep diabetes under control
• Fort Worth has unspent money for homelessness prevention
• House fire displaces Arlington family, injures 1
• Mark Davis returning to DFW radio on KSKY
• Arlington's SkyWalker buys building in Bedford
• Arlington house fire displaces family, injures one
• Star-Telegram newsroom realignment aimed at putting digital first
• Texas may cap Romney's race for GOP nod to challenge Obama
• Judges say Tarrant County DA's office will prepare final judgments in bond forfeitures
• Memorial Day in DFW events today, Monday
• Granbury man, 85, faces steep increase in life insurance premiums
• 1 killed, 1 injured as cab of semi slams into van
• Arlington man, 19, killed in motorcycle crash
• By land, air and water, daredevils dazzle fans at Grapevine Mills
• TCU-area firms worry that road work will drive off customers
• Clerk set on fire during Garland robbery dies
• Years ago, Etan Patz suspect admitted hurting child, sisters say
• Mansfield woman gets new kidney from a new friend
• Motorist hit by truck in Fort Worth killed, police say
• Arlington motorcyclist dies in wreck
• Clerk set on fire dies from injuries
• DFW commercial real estate developers adjusting to new market
• Keller school district isn't amused by students' end-of-year pranks
• All Mansfield high schoolers will get an iPad
• Machinists' 401(k) loans could be risky
• Arlington's Martin High School graduating class may set record for twins and triplets
• 2 Republican hopefuls in U.S. Senate race continue sparring
• Man found guilty of murder in death of 2-year-old
• Special-needs student at Trinity High School overcomes odds to graduate
• Mother, daughter arrested in fire at west Fort Worth house
• Pennsylvania newspaper sues former Star-Telegram publisher
• Bankruptcy judge urges American, unions to negotiate deal
• Weatherford school bus workers vote to join union
• Icahn touts Chesapeake stake, demands new slate of directors
• Cheaper gas should be boost for holiday travel
• Filmmaking veteran seeks local talent to appear in Weatherford movies
• Arlington Martin's twins, triplets take a world record along with their diplomas
• Fort Worth man convicted of murder in death of 2-year-old
• Keller Timber Creek students release snakes, rats, crickets at school
• Southwestern students find ancient inscription in Tel Gezer, Israel
• Two young women killed in one-vehicle crash in Forest Hill
• City Calendar May 28-June 1, 2012
• Volunteer to help Fort Worth’s shelter pets
• Mayor's Message: Fort Worth Business Plan Competition
• Fort Worth fire station's flag pole knocked over before gunshots heard
• Girl, 9, dies after being hit on Arlington street
• Tea Party prepares for a victory party
• Tips for lowering your property-tax appraisal
• Killing of alligator near Fort Worth wasn't self-defense, authorities say
• Weatherford judge under scrutiny for fliers that target the EPA
• UNTHSC stars named Fort Worth's 40 under 40 winners
• Lockheed begins hiring 'temporary' workers to fill in for strikers
• Fort Worth's animal shelter overcrowding crisis is averted for now
• Man accused of killing stepdaughter testifies at trial in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth's Carter-Riverside class of '62 raises $22,000 in scholarships in honor of 50th reunion
• Judge won't allow appeals shortcut for American's pilots union
• Alliance-area hospital already drawing interest from job seekers
• Public response eases Fort Worth Animal Shelter overcrowding crisis
• Icahn said to have stake of more than 4% in Chesapeake
• 'This is a huge alligator': 911 caller describes 'attack' in Trinity River
• Lockheed begins hiring 'temporary' workers to fill in for strikers
• Couple robbed at gunpoint, Fort Worth police say
• Dallas County school buses to get cameras
• Cowboys swing for fences in charity home run derby
• Overturned cattle trailer blocks Dallas freeway
• Fire burns 600 acres in Denton County
• Massachusetts man arrested in connection with sexual assault in Arlington
• Men from Fort Worth, Arlington admit guilt in child-porn cases
• Eighth Fort Worth police officer indicted in ticket scandal
• United Way of Tarrant County May 2012 Newsletter
• DFW cities optimistic about growth in property values
• Defendant in toddler's death changed his story, witness says
• Pentagon not worried that Lockheed strike will hurt F-35 production
• Downtown Arlington's signature logo arrives
• Ex-Texas Wesleyan professor pleads guilty in child porn case
• Huge grassfire in Denton County destroys at least five buildings
• Saginaw, Texas, Community Link Mission to celebrate 6 years in business
• Man suspected of robbing Keller bank arrested in Fort Worth
• Ex-Denton jailers get probation for assisting inmate
• Adoption push sets record; more homes, support still needed
• Dallas police promote 2 to deputy, assistant chief
• Kennedale mayor resigns amid police investigation
• Popular student, athlete at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School drowns in Lake Worth
• Remains of airman identified from 1950 crash of Fort Worth-based bomber
• Fort Worth 24th for parks
• Electric Reliability Council of Texas warns of tighter power supplies
• Fort Worth school district may lay off 84 staffers
• Bedford joins other area cities in denying Atmos Energy rate increase
• Parker County escapee kills himself in North Carolina
• Witnesses describe child's injuries in capital murder trial
• Two robbers suspected in 9 North Texas convenience store holdups
• Grid operator ERCOT warns of possible electricity shortages
• Fort Worth teen who drowned is identified
• Kennedale mayor resigns amid police investigation at Arlington elementary school
• Southwest to lease all of its Boeing 717 airplanes to Delta
• 2 robbers suspected in multiple DFW gas station robberies
• Parker County escapee shoots himself in N.C. as deputies close in
• Drop-in Art Days at the Sid
• Fort Worth shelter, overwhelmed with animals, urges public to adopt
• Fort Worth shooting victim was turning his life around, sister says
• Fort Worth Roman Catholic Diocese sues over health insurance rule
• Springtown man killed, three injured in plane crash
• Man jailed in Pennsylvania ruled out as suspect in Fort Worth slaying
• Arlington trustees don't address teachers' recordings in classrooms
• Donations, no matter how weird or wacky, help Goodwill help the disabled
• Two men identified as victims in Fort Worth shooting
• TCC looks to solve the problem of math readiness
• Chesapeake board faces challenge on its oversight
• Fort Worth's Trademark hired to handle retail space at Victory Park
• N. Richland Hills shopping center is bought
• UTA Libraries gets new dean
• Buckle up or pay the fine this Memorial Day weekend
• 2012 seniors are first to graduate at College Park Center
• Notable: Rotary Club plans golf tournament for Webb scholarships
• Fort Worth animal shelter issues plea for help
• Free pool checks offered
• Memorial Day closing schedule
• Hidden Gardens of Fort Worth Tour is worth the walk
• Fort Worth shelter pets at risk due to overcrowding
• 2 found dead in Fort Worth apartment are identified
• 2 killed, 2 wounded in drive-by shooting in Fort Worth
• 1 killed, 3 injured in plane crash in Wise County
• Fort Worth case cited as evidence of voter fraud
• New Texas law aims to reduce mistaken IDs in criminal cases
• Bedford ninth-grader honored for her campaign against 'the R-word'
• Under new principal, Fort Worth's Eastern Hills High School is making a comeback
• PianoTexas International Academy and Festival 2012
• Questions only add to father's grief over Euless woman
• 3 GOP lawyers vie for Tarrant judicial post
• Parties to ask Texas voters' opinions on several major issues
• Divers find body of teen who went missing in water in Fort Worth
• Preachy 'Laramie Project' at Theatre Arlington drives home obvious point
• Canadian trust to buy most of Fort Worth's Montgomery Plaza's retail
• Cuba's best-known export is too pricey for its people
• Fort Worth Opera's 'Marriage of Figaro' sounds better than it looks
• Woman killed in wreck near downtown Fort Worth identified
• Childhood safety: Lawn mower accidents can happen fast
• In Fort Worth, MedStar won't send an ambulance when a taxi will do
• City manager's departure hasn't saved Keller all that much money
• DFW area law enforcement agencies like social networking
• Lockheed, 2 unions agree on contracts
• Two found shot to death in Fort Worth apartment
• Body identified as missing Euless woman
• Cedar Hill senior killed in Grand Prairie crash
• Kids let dough fly during pizza academy at Grapevine Main Street Days
• Authorities seek inmate who escaped work detail in Parker County
• Burnam, Vasquez in heated primary race for state House District 90
• 'Broke-ology' at Jubilee Theatre promises more than it delivers
• High school senior dies after wreck on I-20 in Grand Prairie
• Parker, Jack officials searching for escapee
• Body identified as that of missing Euless woman
• New graduates facing tough, but improved, job market
• Keeping employee morale high helps companies' profitability
• Bell workers claim Lotto winnings
• Postal Service processing plant in Fort Worth to lose work to site in Coppell
• Fort Worth-Arlington unemployment rate falls to 6.3 percent
• Keller High School volleyball coach reinstated, but player's family isn't satisfied
• 2 sentenced in North Texas embezzlement scheme
• Tarrant Democratic leader pleads for civility in DFW congressional race
• Body found near apartment of missing woman in Euless
• Weatherford man who raped, impregnated daughter is sentenced to 40 years
• Struggling J.C. Penney has to endure pain of change, CEO tells shareholders
• Chesapeake Energy cuts board pay, use of corporate jets
• Judge will rule on American's union contracts by June 22
• Body found in Euless
• Mayor’s Message: Two schedule changes, special events for weekly bike riders
• Celebrate first splash at refurbished Marine Park pool
• Democratic leader pleads for civility in N. Texas congressional race
• Father of missing Euless woman fears for the worst
• Grapevine train robber late for his showdown
• Fort Worth man faces intoxication manslaughter charges in crash that killed friend
• Provide input on CCPD funding levels
• City Calendar May 21-27, 2012
• Fort Worth post office facility hit by consolidation plan
• I-35W at Northside Drive in Fort Worth to be reduced to one lane Sunday
• Texas adds 13,200 jobs in April, Workforce Commission reports
• Woman tells Fort Worth police she accidentally shot boyfriend
• Dallas boy, 4, allegedly took cocaine to school
• Ex-TWU student, vet gets prison over 2011 threat
• Truck wreck ties up eastbound 114 in Grapevine
• Tracking down Rachel and stopping her robo-calls
• Suspect in slaying of Arlington pastor is investigated in inmate's death
• Health Science Center closed for Memorial Day
• Texas court's order bars Fort Worth killer from appeals
• Cliburn collection fetches $4.4 million
• Expert witness for union favors American Airlines merger with US Airways
• RadioShack pushing wireless business, price leadership
• GameStop stock drops 11 percent
• Official seeks defeat of 2 Chesapeake board members
• 5 lush gardens explored to benefit Historic Fort Worth
• Feds indict suspected bank robber who fled to Mexico
• Fill the Boot program fills one man with hope
• Fate of ex-priest accused of death plot with jury
• Accused killer of Arlington pastor investigated in death of jail inmate
• Woman, son found dead in southwest Fort Worth apartment
• Judge delays action on abandoned Arlington hotel
• Woman killed in wreck near downtown Fort Worth
• Student struck by vehicle near Haltom High
• Dog alerts sleeping woman to blaze in North Richland Hills
• Agency works to reduce headaches during Chisholm Trail Parkway construction
• Fort Worth's botanic institute has a good thing growing
• Grand jury to review case of armed man accused of forcing copter to land
• $150,000 reward offered for sender of white-powder letters
• Machinists take strike to Lockheed headquarters in D.C. area
• Commercial Metals plans move to new industrial park off Northwest Loop 820
• Ozone warning issued again for Dallas-Fort Worth
• DFW ozone warning issued again
• 33rd congressional district race heats up in North Texas
• Machinists take strike to Lockheed headquarters in D.C. area
• $150,000 reward offered in North Texas case involving powder in letters
• 2012 Run the rails coming to Saginaw, Texas
• Commercial Metals plans move to new industrial park off Loop 820
• AMR can cut wages, benefits before union election
• Go online, attend public meetings to examine redistricting plans
• Third Thursday Jazz Series in third year at Fort Worth Library
• Southwest Airlines takes cautious approach, defers plane orders
• The Trouble with Tasers
• More than 50/50
• Ogle South Side
• Mr. Justice Kennedy Explains
• At Least We Didn’t Inhale
• Loving Tosca
• Killer or Filler?
• Bait for Cruelty
• The Not-So-Great Dictator
• What to Expect: Friends with Kids
• Madness in Muenster
• Bollywouldn’t
• Sons and Big Girls
• New Dallas superintendent requires some to reapply
• Man, 45, arrested in fatal shooting in Fort Worth
• Former Lost Boy of Sudan gets 20 years in stabbing of UPS driver
• Passenger dies after truck hits utility pole in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth hospital gives children a place for fun amid the sickness
• Donated former church will add to Euless group's historical mission
• Some unionized workers accept American Airlines' contract offer
• Fort Worth school trustees talk tax vote as deep cuts loom in 2012-13 budget
• State officials investigating death of 11-foot alligator in Fort Worth
• Tap into routes on The T with your smartphone
• Forest Hill City Manager recommends removing municipal judge
• Authorities investigate death of 11-foot-3-inch alligator found in Trinity River
• Arlington mayor gets reply package from Yu Darvish's hometown
• No media allowed at Santorum speech at Texas GOP convention
• Burleson man charged in 2009 Crowley bank robbery
• Irving police looking into attempted kidnapping report
• Perry mum on approval of Univ. of Texas president
• Man dies in wreck in west Fort Worth
• Granger not conservative enough, her primary challenger says
• Angels OF Hunter out after son's arrest in Texas
• American Airlines pilots take their case to bankruptcy judge
• Seamless connections: Leipzig, Germany has multiple transportation modes, and transitions are smooth
• Texas Republicans will soon flock to Fort Worth for their state convention
• Lottery winners are 10 Bell Helicopter co-workers
• Execution stayed for mentally ill man condemned for Fort Worth slaying
• Five members of Parker County family arrested on animal cruelty, child endangerment charges
• Firms with Fort Worth ties to make payments in age, disability discrimination suits
• Chesapeake CEO welcomes Icahn interest; firm puts off sale of future production from Eagle Ford Shale
• Ordinance changes to address feral cat issue; public comment accepted through June 11
• Pilots union continues talks with American as court hearing resumes
• Tree-trimming contractor electrocuted in Fort Worth
• Ron Paul curtailing presidential campaign
• Five family members arrested in Parker County dog abuse case
• White powder in letter sent to Grapevine hospital was corn starch
• Two suspects sought in Bedford convenience store robbery
• Runoff scheduled June 23 for unexpired District 8 seat
• Early voting begins today for May 29 primaries
• Tarrant County GOP chairman's race heats up
• Robbery suspect arrested outside downtown Fort Worth church
• PoliTex: Michelle Obama to appear at Dallas fundraiser Monday
• New ordinance in Arlington aims to keep owners from tethering animals
• Killer's competence is at issue in execution this week
• After DFW elections, some candidates preparing for runoffs
• It's Moooother's Day for Gertie the Nash Farm cow
• Arlington Fire Department to honor shelter workers who saved homeless man
• Longtime U.S. House Rep. Joe Barton draws GOP challengers in District 6 race
• H.E. Butt Grocery buys 16 acres in north Fort Worth
• Children's hospital video is hit
• $28 million Lotto winner bought ticket at Shell station in Fort Worth
• One-woman show in Fort Worth captures Molly Ivins' wit
• Kirby Creek Park hosts Mayfest May 19
• Kirby Creek Park in Grand Prairie is a great space
• Fatal wreck shuts down I-20 in Fort Worth
• Aledo school board race decided by one vote
• Richland Hills votes against seeking merger
• Glaspie wins at-large seat on Arlington City Council
• Hurst, North Richland Hills approve bond issues
• Van Cliburn: Mementos of the musician
• State: $28 million Lotto Texas ticket sold in Fort Worth
• District 33 candidate goes to work on area's sacred cows
• Woman who gave birth to quintuplets became the original supermom
• DFW school districts hiring firms to spiff up their image
• Mort Lindsey, 89, composer, jazz pianist
• Many Cliburn pieces up for auction are full of memories
• British Emporium in Grapevine holds contest and dog show
• Arlington, Fort Worth council races headed for runoffs
• Rider injured in Arlington motorcycle crash dies at JPS
• 65 Fort Worth employees earned at least $20,000 in overtime in 2011
• American Airlines and its creditors to consider US Airways merger
• Act quickly to take advantage of energy-efficiency programs
• Doctor invests more than $80 million to reopen Grand Prairie hospital
• 2 women arrested, face arson charges
• Municipal and school elections are today
• Actor James Franco speaks at University of Texas at Arlington graduation
• Dallas Fed president says big banks need to be downsized
• 787 Dreamliner visits Dallas Fort Worth Airport
• Tests of water wells in Pennsylvania drilling area turn up little, EPA says
• St. Andrew's Episcopal Church to celebrate 100th anniversary of historic building
• Heavy rains move through Tarrant County
• Two women held, face arson charges in Fort Worth fire
• Lane closures, reductions May 14-18 on westbound I-30
• City Events Calendar May 14-20
• Gunfighters arrive on Grapevine's Main Street
• Educational archaeology experience coming to Fort Worth this summer
• Seven women in van injured in wreck in Arlington
• Man fights off carjackers in Fort Worth
• Man claims Fort Worth home invaded by trio
• Armed Forces Bowl celebrates return to Fort Worth for 10th anniversary
• Arlington man indicted in slaying of woman, 22
• Details of DFW bullet train proposal emerge
• An unlikely keeper of Texas lore: Rock star Phil Collins, collector of Alamo artifacts
• Houston Artist Terrell James To Conduct 'Artist's Eye' Gallery Talk
• District 33 candidates call for end to Dallas-Fort Worth rivalry
• Opening of Trinity Uptown drive-in theater delayed
• Woman arrested, 58 dogs seized in Parker County
• Political newcomer takes on constable in Arlington precinct
• Lockheed delivers two F-35 jets to Florida base
• Woman suspected in scores of iPad thefts arrested
• Man dies in hospital over a week after being hit crossing Arlington street
• Private firm proposes bullet train from DFW to Houston
• 58 dogs found in filthy conditions at Springtown home, authorities say
• Rain expected to hit Dallas-Fort Worth overnight
• Joint Reserve Base bike ride to bring out cyclists with ‘the right stuff’
• North Texans split over Obama's same-sex marriage announcement
• Upscale Dallas mall adopts teen curfew
• Group aims to raise $10 billion for high-speed rail in Texas
• Fort Worth school trustees' choice is a blow to Hispanics
• Richland Hills second-grader brings loaded pistol to school
• Prosecutors, defense attorney agree to extend deadline for indictment of Arlington strip club owner
• Fort Worth medical institute files for bankruptcy
• I. Carl Candoli, former superintendent of Fort Worth schools, dies
• Every Sunday, he brings humor to the hurting at a Fort Worth hospital
• Suspect in Arlington shooting death often threatened pet owners, neighbors say
• Some American Airlines jets will get lie-flat seats
• Omni Fort Worth Hotel plans to help its guests hit the bike trails
• Sundance Square project tips its hat to Fort Worth's past
• North Texans split over Obama's same-sex marriage announcement
• 8-year-old brings loaded gun to elementary school in Richland Hills
• Sundance Square breaks ground on three new buildings
• Kick up your heels on National Tap Dance Day
• Cats on a Mild May Night
• Save the Cool Clubs
• Upward to The Basement Bar
• Downtown Fort Worth gets ready for a new look
• Eastward, Ho!
• Opera Festival Time
• Proper Husbandry
• Polluters’ Paradise?
• Gallery
• Dark Shadows: Angelique Diabolique
• Girl in Progress: All About My Mother
• Fort Rock
• Mojo’s Working
• Fort Worth Operita
• Driver dies after hitting trailer on shoulder of Texas 114
• Fort Worth school board selects its first black president
• Fort Worth pastor puts his faith in the Good Book and a .40-caliber pistol
• More girls to be cheerleaders at Colleyville Heritage High School
• Fort Worth smoking issue dies without vote
• Two Arlington companies indicted
• Fort Worth teacher's assistant accused of sexual assault of a child
• Woman injured during Pantego carjacking faces long recovery
• Surprise move ousts Rangel as Fort Worth school board president
• Fort Worth teacher aide accused of sexually assaulting teen
• UT Arlington researchers design device to monitor newborns' breathing
• Man dies in SUV wreck with 18-wheeler near Texas Motor Speedway
• Colleyville changes direction on cheerleading squad
• Quicksilver shares dive after bigger-than-expected first-quarter loss
• Surplus helps city work toward bridging FY2013 budget gap
• Euless woman reported missing
• Fort Worth school board to elect officers tonight
• Rain expected through midday in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Venomous snakes are more prevalent in DFW this year
• Arlington junior high vandalized overnight
• Investor buys Daiches building
• Burleson is changing for the better
• Mom seriously injured in carjacking at Pantego Christian Academy
• Bill seeks to stop move of C-130s from Fort Worth
• Commencement is May 19 at TCU
• Former employee guilty of stealing from Carter BloodCare in Fort Worth
• Smoking plan likely to be snuffed out in Fort Worth
• Chesapeake's largest shareholder urges company to consider buyout
• American Airlines to increase international flights under restructuring plan
• AT&T to sell home automation and security services in DFW this summer
• Former head of Concorde jet program dies
• Pets of the Week (May 7, 2012)
• Tour new water treatment plant May 11
• Arlington District 2 councilwoman questions challenger's stake in city
• Paperless ticketing now available for Fort Worth-Oklahoma City Amtrak route
• Arlington faces lawsuit over gas drilling tax
• Mayor's Message: Visit Fort Worth—Even if You Live Here!
• Smoking plan likely to be snuffed out in Fort Worth
• U.S. House seeks to stop Air Force from moving C-130s out of Fort Worth
• Graduates urged to walk with others through difficult times
• Pedestrian bridge over Trinity River rising
• Air quality, transportation projects on agenda at transportation meeting
• District 8 residents vote May 12 in special election
• Get your boogie on to support our bison
• Arlington Life Shelter planning for a new facility
• Cinco de Mayo celebrations in DFW keep Mexican culture alive
• NBC 5 anchor Jane McGarry arrested, accused of drunken driving
• Stalled front to bring chances of rain most of the week
• 1 dead, 3 hurt in Dallas home invasion, no arrests
• Comparing the U.S. Senate candidates
• Burleson police investigate possible identity theft involving teacher
• Longtime incumbent faces challenger in southwest Arlington
• Bedford sells golf and tennis club property
• Pint-sized courts for pint-sized players
• WFAA reports KXAS anchor arrested on DWI charge
• Rain, storms possible in DFW this evening
• Increase in home sales reported in Tarrant County, across Texas
• New life for an old Fort Worth neighborhood
• Southwest Airlines plans new terminal at Houston Hobby
• Website has jobs for mystery shoppers
• Texas Insurance Department has made disciplinary information harder to find
• Job market tight for law school graduates
• Boyd man returns missing piece of family history
• Republican candidates in Congressional District 33 are outnumbered but not out of hope
• Fort Worth police arrest about 60 in four gambling raids
• Soprano from Spring wins McCammon Voice Competition in Fort Worth
• Romney unlikely to attend state GOP convention in Fort Worth
• Arlington City Council races can make democracy delicious
• Resale shops sprout up across DFW, luring cash-strapped consumers
• Some 60 arrested in raids on suspected gambling locations
• Thunderstorms sweep through DFW, close Mayfest early
• Parents arrested in death of toddler
• Fort Worth man's 3-year ordeal as a POW began 70 years ago
• Robert and Ann Bass live in historic house in Washington, D.C.
• Helicopter industry adapts to new reality
• Fort Worth ranks as fourth-best city in U.S. for job growth
• 3 held after standoff, report of 'lot of guns' at Grand Prairie house
• Judge recommends warning for former Texas Tech nursing professor
• Teenage killer curses at jury after sentencing
• Officials investigate slaying of rare white buffalo
• Love Shack on West Seventh Street in Fort Worth to close
• The Loft to open in Sundance Square in Fort Worth
• Oil rigs' rapid rise continues
• America's hope comes from within, writer says
• Faith & Spirit briefs: Temple Grandin to speak at Keller church
• Weatherford mom held after young girls treated for overdoses
• Davis officially out at WBAP
• Three questioned after standoff in Grand Prairie
• Drunken driver sentenced to 10 years in death of Fort Worth woman
• National Adoption Weekend means half-price pet adoption in Fort Worth
• Murder defendant Patterson's mom sobs, pleads for mercy from jurors in Fort Worth trial
• Member zaps electric co-op over improper tax
• Arlington motorcyclist killed in collision in Mansfield
• Tornado recovery is slow but steady in Arlington and Kennedale
• Parker County files complaint about Tarrant bail bond businesses that haven't paid
• Fort Worth man gets life without parole in girl's assault
• Police seek new charge against Deion Sanders
• Killer's possible early release brings horror back for victims' son
• After Hours at The Kimbell With The Buster Brown Band
• American Airlines unions ask board to consider merger now
• Lockheed Machinists strike continues with no end in sight
• SEC begins Chesapeake inquiry, energy company confirms
• Wyoming governor got EPA chief to stall announcement on fracking, groundwater contamination
• Fort Worth school officials correct name of elementary
• Twice-a-week watering restriction to be lifted as of Friday
• Stage 1 watering restrictions ending Friday
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck in Mansfield
• Man who sexually assaulted friend's daughter gets life without parole
• Time to Fly
• Suburban Dallas tax preparer banned
• Sister of teen slain by burglars describes fatal afternoon
• Get your Mother's Day cruise on
• Chesapeake shares fall 15% amid losses, CEO concerns
• Arlington man joins Marines at 27 to honor friend who died in Afghanistan
• Actor Kevin Kline pitches in to aid Fort Worth theater project
• Evans to receive Blackstone Award from Tarrant County Bar Association
• Texas grilled over Death Row inmate's decade-long push for DNA testing
• Check out the latest issue of North Texas Health & Science magazine
• Man gets 20 years for DWI wreck that killed tanker truck driver in Fort Worth
• DFW schools finding creative ways to pay for field trips
• Parker County grand jury indicts 4 in abuse of special-needs child
• F-22 fleet upgrades to cost $11.7 billion
• TCU students play key roles at Fort Worth helicopter company
• Special needs student tells jurors in Fort Worth of beating by defendant
• 4 adults accused of physically abusing mentally challenged boy in Weatherford
• Arlington's Richard Simpson Park provides access to Lake Arlington
• Council approves new noise ordinance
• Cycling for Healthy Babies in Fort Worth
• Lost phone leads to 30 years in Texas porn case
• Mitt Romney will be a no-show at Texas GOP state convention
• CCPD accepting nonprofit proposals for reducing crime, violence
• Crucifixion, Indeed
• Shadows in Granite
• Quaker City Live
• Gezer featured in top archaeology journal
• Dueling ’Cue: Ribs at 30 Paces
• Rotten Roots Jam
• Pesky Facts
• Avengers: Hammer and SHIELD
• Five Years Too Long?
• Historic Fort Worth adds 7 areas to endangered list
• A Valuable Crop
• Aloha, Foni’s
• Arlington to consider banning smoking at workplaces
• Appeals judge swiftly slams door on Planned Parenthood
• Smith’s Earth Below
• American Airlines' top negotiator leaves amid executive reshuffling
• 3-year-old who died in I-20 crash is identified
• Mud Run participant died from drowning, ME rules
• Driver was speeding before fatal Keller crash
• Fort Worth motorist, 34, killed Monday is identified
• Teen's shooting by burglars recorded on 911 tape
• Chesapeake founder is removed as chairman
• DFW Airport unveils plans for hotel near south entrance
• JetBlue debuts its daily Boston service at DFW Airport
• Texas can expect adequate power supply expected this summer
• Dallas man's death at Mud Run in Fort Worth ruled accidental drowning
• Bank pulls LaGrave Field from foreclosure auction
• JetBlue arrives at DFW Airport for the first time
• GameStop robber suspected in series of DFW holdups
• American Airlines' VP for human resources out
• 3-year-old killed in Fort Worth wreck identified
• Resignation at EPA is cheered and bemoaned
• Fire damages two Fort Worth homes
• Democratic precinct chairwoman candidate indicted in voter fraud case in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth no-smoking proposal pits employers' healthcare costs vs. personal freedoms
• Keller man dies in fiery wreck
• Man dies in 1-car wreck in south Fort Worth
• Girl, 3, killed when car hits stalled oil truck on Fort Worth highway
• Pedestrian fatally injured on highway service road in Fort Worth
• Arlington opens firehouse at Viridian development
• Family of slain teen tells jury of his love for relatives, friends and church
• IRS investigating Chesapeake program that aided CEO
• Tearful parents tell jurors of Southwest High School student fatally shot by burglars
• Poker great Thomas 'Amarillo Slim' Preston dies at 83
• Local elections officially underway in Tarrant County
• Pets of the Week (April 30, 2012)
• Play at Brantley Hinshaw Park in Arlington
• Colleyville homeowners ask court to halt roadwork
• Man struck by car on I-35 service road in Fort Worth dies at hospital
• City Events Calendar April 30-May 6
• Help an animal left homeless by recent storms
• 3-year-old killed in wreck on Loop 820 in west Fort Worth
• Fort Worth is fastest-growing in North Texas, figures show
• Early Childhood Matters celebrates six years of learning, growing
• In Hood County, a country retreat where scores of windmills sing
• 2 men to be exonerated in Dallas rape, shooting
• For DFW candidates, yard signs still rule
• Man shot in east Fort Worth
• Man reported killed in Parker County fire
• Arlington city council, school board to hold joint meeting
• Mistletoe Heights' vote on rail station site isn't binding
• Arlington police seeking pool hall gunman
• Contested races in May 12 DFW elections
• Man sought after fatal shooting outside Arlington pool hall
• Arlington man who shot and killed his wife, then himself ID'd
• Voters guide for contested municipal races in Tarrant County
• Voters guide for contested school board races in Tarrant County
• Off-duty Dallas police officer accused of firing at car, DWI
• Racers in cardboard regatta must float or swim
• A big score for the Dallas Opera
• Cleburne policeman hospitalized after wreck
• Ben H. Procter, author, retired TCU history professor, dies at 85
• Woman, girl killed in wreck east of Rendon
• Man went on drinking binge at Hooters in DFW before killing girl
• Arlington residents trying to turn whine into water
• Keller doctor recalls death of father in Los Angeles riots of 1992
• Rally held to promote naming of Division Street for Martin Luther King Jr.
• Gladney Center celebrates 125 years of connecting children with families
• Richland Hills to pick mayor, vote on dissolving itself
• Pensions for future workers at heart of Lockheed Martin strike
• Cleburne officer injured in wreck en route to call
• U.S. tells Cornyn it will consider sale of F-16s to Taiwan
• Defined benefits are being re-imagined
• DFW Connector project in Grapevine may be finished a year early
• Weatherford couple lead effort to expand orphanage in South Sudan
• Presidential candidates raise millions in Texas
• 3,000 jobs at American Airlines may be spared
• Five arrested in DFW gasoline-theft scheme
• Retired DFW Marine goes bike riding with George W. Bush
• Harassers in DFW are losing their online anonymity
• State and federal authorities are cracking down on corruption in border towns
• Amazon.com agrees to collect Texas sales taxes
• Out-of-state, young professionals clueless about Cowtown
• Rig count is down for U.S., Barnett Shale
• Elderly couple found dead in Arlington home
• Plenty of fun and learning at Police Department’s Family Day
• ECC keeps hazardous materials out of waterways after Arlington tornadoes
• Soccer field to be renamed honoring Serapio Herrera
• Amazon.com agrees to begin collecting Texas sales taxes
• DFW college students call on lawmakers to keep their interest rates from rising
• Tanker truck wreck and fire close I-35W in Alvarado
• Luxury apartments planned near Hillwood's far north Fort Worth Heritage site
• Fort Worth lawyer indicted on charges of falsifying campaign contributions
• Fort Worth hospital works to make sure no one dies alone
• Be skeptical of pitches at 'free' seminars
• 6 Broadway shows set for Bass Hall
• Soccer field to be renamed honoring Serapio Herrera
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop 'Drawing Rooms And Dance Studios'
• New nanoscale sensor offers diabetes test relief
• Haltom High School employee arrested in indecency case
• Trucker charged with smuggling ammunition
• Trader Joe's to open in Fort Worth on June 15
• Texas clears way for another $2 billion in road work - including I-35W in Fort Worth
• Birdville school employee arrested on indecency charges
• African-American Health Expo coming up
• Trader Joe's to open in Fort Worth on June 15
• Fort Worth City Hall shut down by power outage
• In new journal, Patterson recounts conservative renaissance
• ‘Hooked’ author and retired OBGYN discusses sex
• First Lady Dorothy Patterson highlights women’s roles on Family Talk radio show
• US Airways says merger with American Airlines would save $1.2 billion
• Lockheed CEO Stevens announces Jan. 1 retirement; profit and sales increase
• Fort Worth daytime homeless shelter must move
• Man accused of intoxication assault in North Richland Hills
• Bicyclist collapses, dies on River Legacy trail in Arlington
• Suspect who fled in Fort Worth had charges pending
• Sanders' wife wants his protective order lifted
• Fort Worth police seek hit-and-run driver
• Tornado-resistant Arlington church offers a shelter in the time of storm
• The American Idol of the Opera World
• Free Gallery Talk Saturday With Artist Paul Booker
• Impressionists On The Spot–A Children's Workshop At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Fort Worth tells employees about plans to trim pension benefits
• In Arlington, a contest for the school board's Place
• Trustee, challenger will face off for Grapevine-Colleyville school board seat
• Range reports $41.8 million quarterly loss
• Six Flags narrows loss on higher revenue
• Bicyclist who died in Arlington park identified as Fort Worth man
• Man who fled in Fort Worth police car had evading arrest charges pending
• Kid Fish Day at Flower Mound's Rheudasil Park May 5
• Funding to expand I-35W will improve safety, ease congestion
• National observance week highlights work zone awareness
• Driver sought after hit and run in Fort Worth
• Praising the Pokey
• Shaw’s Gets Real
• Doc’s Orders: Fungi Girls
• Left Out in the Cold
• Record heat possible for next few days in North Texas
• Us, Weekly
• Killer or Filler?
• Home-schoolers don't miss out on prom
• Half Full, Half Empty
• Gallery
• Sea The Pirates!
• Oscar Worthy?
• Price Line
• Neighborhood Hibachi
• Early Texas Art Works
• Man faces DWI charge in North Richland Hills wreck
• After outcry, Arlington council declines to vote on watering limits
• Fort Worth man sentenced to 20 years for fatal shooting
• I-35W to be expanded north of downtown after project wins funding
• Couple smeared online win lawsuit
• Fleeing suspect steals patrol car, broadsides another car
• RadioShack stock falls to 31-year low
• XTO chief says natural gas is good for the economy
• Trader Joe's taking applications for Fort Worth store
• Lockheed wins contracts to modify 29 F-35 jets
• Man fleeing arrest rams Fort Worth police cruiser into another vehicle
• Bicyclist found dead at River Legacy Parks in Arlington
• Interstate 35W in Fort Worth to be expanded with toll lanes by 2018
• DFW home prices drop
• RadioShack loses $8 million in first quarter
• Deion Sanders' estranged wife accused of assault
• American must pay less for labor, it tells court
• No movement to end Lockheed strike
• Arlington High alumnus realizes dream of making the Olympics
• Man freed as investigation of 2005 slaying in Fort Worth goes on
• Sentencing is set for ex-corrections officer
• Pedestrian bridge rises along Trinity River near downtown
• Colleyville Heritage cheerleaders take grievances to school board
• Walking a smaller, but more rewarding beat
• D.R. Horton posts higher profit as it gains market share
• Texas Instruments forecasts earnings that may top estimates
• Car-free street fair planned April 29
• Join groundbreaking for the newest community center
• Early voting in special election runs April 30-May 8
• City Events Calendar April 23-28
• Ex-guard at Carswell guilty of sexually abusing inmate
• D.R. Horton posts higher profit as home sales grow 20 percent
• Azle woman killed in wreck on farm road
• American Airlines bankruptcy case goes to court today
• Lockheed union workers reject contract, vote to strike
• Historical farm's owner seeks zoning in Arlington to hold special events
• Mocked in movie, former ed board member compares criticism to "pre-Holocaust Germany"
• Dallas police say identifying bones will take weeks
• Job fair in north Fort Worth on Friday
• Fort Worth diocese buys land to expand high school
• Oral history project to highlight black experience at UTA
• Thousands of trees to be given away at Euless' Arbor Daze this weekend
• United Way of Tarrant County April 2012 News - April 19, 2012
• 3 dead and 8 wounded in cockfighting shootout in South Texas
• Lockheed machinists vote overwhelmingly to strike
• Have a Family Fishing Adventure in Randol Mill Park
• Best Parks in Tarrant County
• Nice weather draws crowds to Main St. Arts Festival
• Widow honors husband by helping prevent distracted-driving accidents
• Ron Paul backers will fight to the end
• Arlington NAACP working to have Division Street renamed MLK
• Texas GOP might be losing Hispanic vote
• Federal government can do little for dissatisfied cruise passengers
• Pedestrian, Good Samaritan killed on I-35W
• Colson, 'evil genius' and born-again Christian, dies at 80
• Bedford boy, 1, dies after falling in pool April 5
• Fort Worth state senator vows to challenge special interests
• DFW authorities increasingly using surveillance tech
• Fort Worth-Arlington jobless rates drop
• Arlington murder-for-hire suspect is ordered held without bail
• DFW storms give roofers, body shops, tree services plenty of work
• North Crowley High School remembers popular coach
• Texas Ride 2 Recovery expected to arrive in Arlington on Saturday
• Arlington City Council to vote on twice-a-week watering limit
• Former Colleyville resident arrested on theft charges in California
• DFW teens win National Merit scholarships
• Keller church fighting human trafficking
• Wounded warriors to ride into Johnson County
• Bail denied for Flashdancer owner accused in murder-for-hire plot
• Arlington City Council to vote on twice a week watering restrictions
• Lon and Goliath
• Statement regarding possible takeover bids for American Airlines
• American's unions announce support for US Airways takeover bid
• Fort Worth-based Whitley Penn to merge with Houston accounting firm
• TCC identifies 11 people who need TB testing
• Fort Worth police investigate pair of robberies
• Early-morning storms expected to give way to sunny Main St.
• Fort Worth man arrested in shooting of dog with crossbow
• 2 men sought in rape in Fort Worth bar's bathroom
• Arlington trustees hear ideas for spending millions
• Bridging the gap in health services for refugees in Tarrant County
• Man, 59, dies after collision with truck
• 'Star party' tonight at North Richland Middle School
• Southwest posts quarterly profit of $98 million
• American unions expected to announce backing of US Airways takeover bid
• Boss: Arlington truck driver with ammo took wrong turn to Mexico
• Fort Worth police search for rapist
• American reports $1.7 billion first-quarter loss
• Parents of mauled toddler sentenced to 10 years probation
• Federal low-interest loans available for tornado damage
• Texas economy rebounding from recession
• Houston woman accused of killing mother, stealing baby
• Recycle your electronic gadgets
• Robber sticks up bank near Fort Worth Zoo
• EPA to require emissions controls on fracked wells
• American Airlines announces 1,200 layoffs of nonunion workers
• The faces of the Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival
• Cistola named VP of Research
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents: 'The Impressionists: Manet' And 'The Impressionists: Degas'
• Report: Youth services should more accessible in Arlington
• North Texas Tollway Authority offers top job to interim chief
• 4 former IHOP workers sue, say they were fired for being Muslim
• Burleson has contested races for mayor, two council spots
• Defendant in 2009 robbery-slaying at nightclub sentenced to time served
• American wants to lay off 1,200 workers, outsource sky caps and some gate agents
• Study: Texas not making the grade in higher education
• Fort Worth teen pleads guilty to murder in death of Southwest High student
• North Texas Tollway Authority awards permanent top job to Carrigan
• Two women robbed at gunpoint outside Northeast Mall
• Baby, 4-year-old killed in Dallas wreck
• Rotten Roots: The Fort Work Sound
• Yes to the New Oui?
• Legion of Doom-kopfs
• Live at the Grocery
• Killer or Filler?
• Researching Motivation
• Gallery
• Bully for You
• Think Like a Man: Harvey’s Rules
• Death by Indifference
• Blu Waters
• Ged Into Nature
• UT Acquires Four Byrds
• Fort Worth struggling to cover for absent teachers
• Cowtown Farmers Market to head downtown
• Fort Worth discusses hiring only nonsmokers
• Democrats reach out to voters on both sides of the Metroplex
• Baptists roar, and that's no lion
• Blaze damages Burleson warehouse
• Local candidate forums planned
• Fraudulent tax filings reported in area
• Wreck shuts down Northeast Loop 820
• Fort Worth resident questions apparent rush to keep water restrictions
• HUD grant will help city address lead-based paint issues in selected homes
• The Big Taste of Fort Worth to benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters
• New device at DFW hospital helps IV needles hit the vein the first time
• Budget shortfall means Fort Worth must focus on basics
• One dead after fire near The Rig in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth marks 70 years of building warplanes
• Pair arrested in rash of DFW robberies
• Battle for DFW's 33rd Congressional District shaping up to be costly
• Hurstview Drive bridge closes for North Tarrant Express expansion
• Real estate agent is chosen for Fort Worth school board
• Deal could make Huguley joint venture
• Houston company wins approval for natural gas export terminal
• Man, 19, gets 50 years for Arlington fatal shooting
• Door damaged near Arlington politician's campaign office
• Arlington school board race pits incumbent against volunteer
• Lawsuit seeks to force Arlington candidate to prove residency
• Ruling in DFW 'Mud Run' participant's death pending
• Two held in string of armed robberies in North Texas
• City Events Calendar April 16-21
• Bowie mother gets 10 years for role in son's death
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by truck on I-30 in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth adds an estimated 9,360 people in 2011
• Texas Army National Guard's family readiness adviser knows what she's talking about
• Group calls on JPS to get rid of McDonald's
• Roanoke teen killed in one-car wreck in Wise County
• Body of 'Mud Run' participant found in Trinity River
• All girls can dress their best for prom
• Free class takes stress out of planning healty meals
• Revitalization is top issue in Hurst
• Fort Worth fire was set by 90-year-old man who died in it, officials say
• Dora Saint, author of books on life in English villages, dies at 98
• Health book publisher Robert Kennedy dies at 73
• Second suspect faces capital murder charge in Mansfield teen's death
• TRUSTEES: Former NFL QB among newly elected faculty
• A Texas mom's fight against 'pink slime'
• Byron Nelson senior killed in Wise County wreck
• Man's body recovered after weekend 'mud run' in Fort Worth
• Fire destroys Lazy Bones Bar and Grill in Grapevine
• Severe storms possible Sunday morning in DFW
• Voters had no say as DFW cities took on debt
• Survivors hit the streets in Komen Race for the Cure
• Congressional mailing privilege favors incumbents at taxpayer expense
• If Senate forum is any indication, we'll miss Hutchison
• Radioactive waste may soon travel on DFW highways
• Vicki Truitt's company benefited from no-bid contracts with Tarrant hospital district
• Comparing debt in Tarrant County cities
• Severe weather in forecast for DFW on Sunday morning
• Grapevine man died in fiery wreck on 114
• Forecasters warn of 'life-threatening' storms to north of Fort Worth
• Fort Worth makeup artist made 'Titanic' look real
• Man faces charge of capital murder in shooting of Mansfield teen
• Volunteer firefighter gets jail time in DFW arson case
• Dallas mail-processing facility's fate unclear
• TSA inspector accused of stealing iPads at DFW Airport
• User-friendly divorce forms stir legal debate
• Stalker who shot woman, date gets 50 years
• Unruly defendant gets half of his request
• Man given 99 years of death of girl, 2
• Fort Worth seminary unveils newly acquired Dead Sea Scrolls fragment
• Man faces charge of capital murder in shooting death of Mansfield teen
• Fort Worth man gets 50 years for failing to register as sex offender
• Fort Worth man gets 99 years in beating death of girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter
• Fort Worth police searching for suspect in two bank robberies
• Experience an improved Cobb Park on April 21
• Marines who died in V-22 crash in Morocco are identified
• Man 'violently resisting' arrest killed by Mesquite officer
• Man held in Carrollton in shooting of ex-girlfiend
• Arlington district copes with crowded elementaries
• Man killed in fiery wreck in Grapevine
• Feds seized 22 guns from Arlington strip club owner
• Fort Worth man gets 70 years for fatal stabbing
• Police: Man robbed 4 Arlington businesses in 1 week
• Toddler dies after being found in pool
• Feds shut down North Texas marijuana-by-mail operation
• This Talented Group Is Making Music In Harmony With The Environment
• Free Lecture: What's Your Fantasy? Fragonard And The Reinvention Of 18th-Century Portraiture
• Israeli air force chief unfazed by F-35 cost overruns
• Prosecutors: Zimmerman ignored warning to back off
• Range Resources reports 20% rise in first-quarter production
• Agustin Roman, 83, first Cuban bishop in U.S.
• 2 Kentucky men indicted in first federal hate-crime case involving gay victim
• Federal agents seize guns, money at Arlington club owner's home
• Feds bust drug operation that spanned from North Texas to St. Croix, officials say
• Pre-exhibition event highlights culture of Dead Sea Scrolls discoverers
• God Steers VW Employee to Southwestern
• 2+2 Program adds to kingdom, to mission field
• YML: In Not Of
• Southwestern mobilizes North American church planting
• Fort Worth putting its brand on intersection signs
• Festival Season Kicks Off
• North Richland Hills' new recreation center is ready for swimmers, climbers and runners
• Florida shooting case spurs critics of Texas self-defense statute
• Perry, Granger, Barton vow to continue fight for C-130s
• Fort Worth police will require detectives to work patrol
• Help with the Mansfield Trashoff April 21
• Ron Paul pays a visit to Fort Worth
• Improvements in the works for both sides of I-35 in DFW
• Komen race registration has picked up but still lags
• Hurst's Artisan Center Theater has big plans for humble home
• Man arrested after crashing into jail in Fort Worth
• Suspect in Arlington slaying arrested in Harris County
• 2 Marines killed in Osprey crash in Morocco
• Landmark Fort Worth office building gets new name
• Natural gas prices fall to 10-year low
• Political group hopes race-car ads get NASCAR fans revved up to vote
• NASCAR fans will get break from road work
• Business briefs: J.C. Penney's chief financial officer to exit
• Pilots union assails AMR exec's 'publicity stunt'
• Highway 114 work zone won't stop traffic at Texas Motor Speedway
• NHL Playoff Hockey: Flyers vs Penguins
• Mayors unite for water conservation
• Smart Career Move
• Frankie’s Cathode Rays
• Anything for a Quiet Life
• Reunited
• Gone Rogue
• Playing Nice?
• Gallery
• Indie Film Roundup
• Your Land is My Land …
• Southwest says March passenger traffic down slightly
• Rocking the Grill
• FWSO Gala
• It's a boy for Tony Romo and wife Candice
• Toddler's drowning in pool at Fort Worth apartments investigated
• Fort Worth City Council votes to ban saltwater disposal wells
• How Navy SEAL sniper from DFW kept U.S. troops safe
• Arlington mayor was target of alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Tornado has cost Arlington $700,000 so far
• Fort Worth won't lay off teachers in upcoming school year
• Suspect in Arlington pastor's slaying is charged with assault of jailer
• Defense attorneys quit in Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Leaders of black community in Tulsa want shootings designated as hate crime
• Dallas' Chief Gathering is sold in deal backed by private equity
• Sundance Square seeks tax break for public plaza project
• American pilots leery of US Airways merger, exec says
• Ron Paul to appear in Fort Worth on Wednesday
• Op/Ed: American Airlines Restructuring
• Fort Worth City Council delays noise ordinance action
• Arlington spends $700,000 so far to deal with tornado
• Sundance Square seeks incentive package on public plaza project
• Earth Day activities in Tarrant County parks
• Earth Day activities in Tarrant County parks
• Mark Davis talks -- to S-T columnist's iPhone
• ArtsGoggle: The arts for urban revitalization
• ArtsGoggle: The arts for urban revitalization
• FEMA assessing Arlington-area tornado damage
• Lancaster urging residents to take advantage of warning system
• Robber kills pit bull as it defends its Fort Worth owners
• Paschal singers join Foreigner in 'once-in-a-lifetime charity gig
• Memorial service for Denver Moore is set
• Everman tax preparers sentenced to five years for fraud
• Appeals court rules Arlington sperm donor doesn't owe child support
• 2,000 apartments planned for near-south and near-west Fort Worth
• Crowd of Democrats touts credentials, ideas for new congressional district
• Chesapeake Energy selling billions in assets
• Sales of existing homes up 13 percent in North Texas
• Noise ordinance changes scheduled for Fort Worth vote Tuesday
• Mayor's Message: Put your green pride on display this month
• Fort Worth man assaulted in holding facility died of natural causes, officials say
• Man, woman sought in Fort Worth robberies
• Garland man turned in by mother sentenced for bank robberies
• FEMA assessing Arlington-area tornado damage
• Dog coming to aid of Fort Worth owners is killed by robber
• Bridgeport woman killed, 7 other people hurt in rainy wreck
• For bike patrol officers, work isn't a ride in park
• Easter afternoon storms drench North Texas
• Stray bullet kills man at beach party
• Dense fog cloaks DFW and North Texas
• Tornado-damaged church in Arlington holds Easter service
• Big construction takes plunge in North Texas
• Nursing students can learn in a virtual world at UTA
• Tarrant cities aim to cooperate on water restrictions
• 'America's Most Wanted' still going strong
• Motorist dies in early morning crash in Mansfield
• DFW churches use marketing to draw worshippers on Easter
• Rail station plan stirs controversy in Fort Worth's Mistletoe Heights
• Tornado warning systems rise to the challenge in DFW cities
• Avid pilot Howard Pardue dies in crash of vintage fighter plane
• Fort Worth engineer who got Obama's attention still doesn't have a job
• Has advocacy group been lobbying, campaigning on the sly?
• Working to seal the deal on couple's windows
• Rising from the ashes: Homes being rebuilt at Possum Kingdom Lake
• Dr. Janice Knebl Gives Top 10 Tips for Healthy Aging
• Ex-employee accused of trying to steal Red Cross donation wants one more chance
• Fort Worth man killed in fire is identified
• Residents find swastika on Dallas street
• DFW tornado recovery continues amid hopes of quick federal aid
• DFW has had surprisingly few tornado deaths
• Storm victims should take time picking contractor
• Change urged in Texas Republican delegate system
• It's a dirty job: Fort Worth mayor, 2 others promote recycling
• Standing-room-only crowd sees Rangers win opener
• Keller man, 44, identified as victim in convenience store slaying
• DFW Christian schools celebrate Easter
• Religion briefs: Tornado-damaged church in Arlington will hold Easter service
• RadioShack names Grey New York ad agency of record
• American flights getting back to normal
• Southwest Airlines CEO got raise
• Cornyn counting on Obama administration to approve federal disaster aid
• Hunt Easter eggs at an adoption center, get a new pet for spring
• Injured worker in Hurst rescued from 60-foot pillar
• Shooting deaths at Fort Worth apartment ruled murder-suicide
• Fort Worth rewards residents for recycling more
• Fort Worth store owner found dead
• Grapevine veterinarian acknowledges issuing blank health forms for raided business
• What's closed in Tarrant County for Good Friday
• DFW radio stations dial up new format
• All's well that ends well for these North Texas consumers
• Volunteers outnumber cleanup jobs in DFW areas hit by tornadoes
• Emergency Solutions Grant Public Comment Period (March 30-April 30, 2012)
• 14 more to be prosecuted in TCU drug investigation
• Southlake group wants regulations that are friendlier to natural gas drillers
• American Airlines cancels 296 flights at DFW Airport for Friday
• Fort Worth man severely burned in apartment fire
• J.C. Penney lays off 600 from headquarters
• Natural gas prices still falling
• Fort Worth's Ridglea Bar abruptly closes
• 14 more face prosecution in TCU drug case
• Disconnected brake hose blamed for Arlington train derailment
• Six TCC students or faculty to undergo additional testing for TB
• Man found dead in Fort Worth store shooting
• Man suspected of molesting three children in Fort Worth
• Art and education at the Cowboys Stadium
• Woman dragged trying to stop suspected robbery
• American Airlines cancels more flights as fleet is checked for damage
• Foxie the Doberman returns to her 10-year-old owner after DFW tornado
• Amid the DFW tornado wreckage, remarkable tales of survival
• Man burned in fire at Fort Worth dwelling
• Grand Prairie man gets 28 years in mistaken-identity killing
• Robber of Whataburger gets 60-year sentence
• Irving man jailed in killing on Dallas street
• Older patients educate medical students as only years of life can
• Father's probation ends early in injury to a child case
• Fort Worth students mourn three departed classmates
• Republican precinct meetings a prelude to Fort Worth convention
• Lancaster bears worst of damage from the violent storm system
• Officials ask Northeast Tarrant cities to reduce water consumption
• Help keep Keller beautiful at Spring Trash Off April 14
• Help get these Kennedale pets back home
• Homebuilding increases for third straight quarter in North Texas
• Keller OKs combined municipal court
• Where the Frack Are We?
• Joe’s Ride
• The Golden Hour
• Irving man held in fatal Dallas shooting
• Eastward, Yo!
• Killer or Filler?
• For Phuss Sake
• Gallery
• Mirror Mirror: Snow Job
• Pizza and Coffee
• Tag Teams
• Fresh Cumino’s
• Sing Through the Pain
• Frank’s Smarter
• DFW storms had all the right ingredients, including TV cameras
• Storms damage aircraft, cancel hundreds of flights at DFW Airport
• In Arlington and Kennedale, devastation is mixed with relief
• American cancels another 424 flights on Wednesday, 94 aircraft out of service
• Arlington issuing permits to enter damaged areas
• Council votes 6-1 to close Z Boaz Golf Course
• With 4,500th F-16 on display, Lockheed toasts jet's long run
• Free Lecture: A Private Passion: Sterling And Francine Clark Collect 19th-Century French Paintings
• 2012 Top Docs
• Owners of Fort Worth town homes file suit against developer
• Tarrant Area Food Bank program helps hungry kids make it through the weekend
• Texas Woman's University alerts about 100 people of possible TB exposure
• Alligator warning goes out to Lake Arlington residents
• 5 finalists chosen for Fort Worth school board vacancy
• Suspect in shooting at California college had troubled past
• Attorney seeks inquiry into Arlington City Council candidate's residency
• Morgan Stanley agrees to consent order with feds over misconduct at Saxon Mortgage Services
• DFW Airport expects to offer Wi-Fi starting in fall
• RoomStore closing 10 DFW stores
• Survey: Arlington a good place to live, but there's room for improvement
• Ex-convict eludes authorities in Johnson County
• Fort Worth Botanic Garden earns highest honor from state group
• Owners of townhomes sue So7 developer to block apartments
• TB case confirmed at TWU in Denton
• RoomStore to close 10 stores in North Texas
• Traveling evangelist who spoke to Southlake youth is accused of filming women
• Rainstorms expected in DFW by midmorning
• Ex-homeless man who co-wrote bestseller dies at 75
• How healthy is Tarrant County?
• Bail bond system rife with controversy about preferential treatment
• Man arrested in 2005 slaying of Fort Worth woman
• UNTHSC to close at noon Friday
• TORNADO WARNING: Take Cover Immediately
• Fort Worth Botanic Garden earns highest honor from state group
• U.S. Supreme Court shows interest in Texas-Oklahoma water dispute
• 200 in North Texas, Oklahoma arrested in immigration operation
• 2 Martin High students disciplined over racial slur
• FTS International tops 1,000 employees in Tarrant, Parker counties
• U.S. airlines improved their performance in 2011
• JetBlue pilot held in Texas shouldn't get bail, feds say
• Unnamed Dallas bidder buys Hickory Creek mansion
• KKR Natural Resources buys more Barnett Shale assets
• Beef processor with Fort Worth plant files for bankruptcy
• Business briefs: U.S. factory output rises, but construction falls
• Fort Worth Flashback: Early downtown dwellers worshiped at Broadway Presbyterian
• Pets of the Week (April 2, 2012)
• Kennedale school board transparency is issue in 2-person race for Place 1
• Former Texas Wesleyan professor accused in child porn case
• April is Fair Housing Month
• Luter: Humility, mind of Christ must define Christian life
• More than 3,100 convicted illegal immigrants arrested in nationwide crackdown
• Get creative juices flowing and show your love for water
• Check out the Easter Eggstravaganza at Fort Worth Community Centers
• Visa network suffers 45-minute outage
• 'Tambourines to Glory' at Fort Worth's Jubilee Theatre is genuine delight
• Texas tales of a spouse who's not from here
• 6 hurt in seven-car pileup on I-35 in Fort Worth
• Cardboard Boat Regatta at Hurricane Harbor April 28
• Arlington Parks Department honored
• Millions of dollars go uncollected in Tarrant County bail bond system
• Former Fort Worth 'Air Force kid' defends Florida shooter
• New Mexico ring uses Tarrant court records to steal identities
• Former airman sues U.S. after losing legs to botched surgery
• Computer hacker tries to steal $1.8 million from Arlington's bank account
• Arlington looking to boost redevelopment of Division Street
• Tarrant Republicans begin convention process this week
• Walk MS serves as motivation for seriously injured Lipan woman
• Bright, busy 'Alice in Wonderland Jr.' is a delight for kids
• Dallas police in Ellis County searching for boy's remains
• She gives Travelocity's gnome its voice on social media
• Travelocity works to get its magic back
• Fort Worth officer not to be denied after his offer to help is denied
• Grapevine leaders visit Nashville mall
• Oklahoma motorocyclist killed in wreck on NE Loop 820 in Haltom City
• Man jailed for wrong-way wreck on I-30 in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth Episcopal Diocese to get first black female rector
• 2,500 pounds of marijuana found in construction equipment in Parker County
• Take advantage of your smart meter to save on your electric bill
• Fort Worth needs to expand scope outside of downtown
• Does hunting in Texas save endangered antelopes?
• EPA drops action against Range Resources over Parker County water wells
• No indictment for Addison woman who took gun on airplane
• 'Adventures In Impressionism' A Free Family Festival At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Atheist group says Arlington movie theater pulled its ads
• Firefighters sue Fort Worth in overtime dispute
• Texas adds 273,900 jobs in past year, 27,900 in February
• Naked man crashes car in downtown Fort Worth
• Sugar Land eighth-grader wins Texas Geographic Bee
• Fort Worth firefighters sue city in overtime dispute
• EPA drops action against Range Resources over Parker County wells
• Irving-based payday loan company ordered to pay $56,500 in discrimination suit
• Woman tells Fort Worth police of attack with baseball bat
• Fort Worth company hopes its electric bicycles become option for commuters
• DFW bicycle trail offers a way to travel without the traffic
• Two die in wreck in Dallas County
• Richland Hills woman, 71, accused of hate crime in attack with cane
• $6.5 million Planned Parenthood health center under construction in Fort Worth
• One DFW travel business takes on another
• Fort Worth mayor criticizes T's pace on proposed commuter rail line
• JPS to tear down vacant St. Joseph Hospital complex this summer
• Shooter's dad tells of Trayvon Martin's attack on son
• Video stirs debate over Zimmerman self-defense claim
• Traffic headaches in north Fort Worth likely until '15
• Author Harry Crews dies at 76
• New J.C. Penney CEO gets huge stock awards
• Retail, apartment project planned east of Fort Worth's Paschal High School
• Judge gives Fort Worth candidate another chance to make ballot
• One dead after shooting at Arlington apartment complex
• New $6.5 million Planned Parenthood facility under construction in Fort Worth
• JPS to tear down vacant St. Joseph Hospital complex
• Southwestern gives presidential awards to scholarship supporters
• Seasoned senior pastor returns to seminary to earn Ph.D.
• Even after revival week, God continues to work
• Mayor addresses Fort Worth Transportation Authority Board
• What's your passion?
• This Talented Group Is Making Music In Harmony With The Environment
• TCOM students matched for residency
• Investigation finds suspicious swings in test scores in Keller, Crowley, Weatherford districts
• Hospitals can have problem employees, too, consultant says
• AMR details reasons to break union contracts
• Rally for Trayvon Martin planned Thursday in Fort Worth
• Page “cautiously optimistic” about future of Cooperative Program
• Mayor's Message: Essay contest offers wheels for words
• Another elderly Hurst woman conned out of money
• Ex-Bank of America branch manager pleads guilty to fraud
• Mansfield man gets 50 years in prison for repeatedly beating child
• The Corporate phase
• SOS, Mace, Pinkish Black
• A Season for Knives
• Mall-Dining Tip: Leave
• Johnson Jokes
• Rock Explosion
• Cesspool No More
• Gallery
• Raid: Indo Cinema
• Salmon Fishing: Running Dry
• Flying Pancake takes its place at Love Field museum
• Directing a Horror
• Horne A-Plenty
• Man sought in convenience store robberies in Fort Worth and Benbrook
• Arlington airman dies of injuries at Alaska base
• Theater Roundup
• American files motion seeking to reject union contracts
• Inmate charged with killing Fort Worth man in 2001
• T gets federal OK to start preliminary work on TEX Rail
• Lewisville man held after standoff, wife dead
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film 'French Cancan'
• Safety improvements planned for Joe Pool Lake dam
• Captain's disruption diverts JetBlue flight to Texas
• Pipeline firm to expand capacity to bring oil to Texas
• Glitches still bedeviling United Airlines
• Battle over Oswald's gravestone brews in Illinois
• Fort Report: Cowtown Great American Cleanup
• Weatherford school officials respond to cheating report
• Vote coming next week on Z Boaz golf course in Fort Worth
• Cocaine ring that went from Dallas to Oklahoma City busted, authorities say
• Seminars show how to save water — and money
• Commuter train from Fort Worth to Grapevine and DFW clears federal agency
• Activists young and old march for Trayvon Martin at UT Arlington
• Grand jury declines to indict ex-Keller teacher
• North Tarrant Express lane closures ahead
• GoVision founder sees more growth on company's 10th anniversary
• Students begin state's new assessment tests
• Fort Worth working to find $3.3 million to redevelop Hunter Plaza
• Public-private partnership may not work for Fort Worth's public safety center
• Mansfield school hours to change in fall
• Lockheed, Machinists union open contract talks
• Man pleads guilty in celeb e-mail hacking
• Gasoline prices keep climbing
• Cook Children's Medical Center unit offers more space, activities
• New York airports operator considers fines for not turning off devices
• Hoodie march at UTA focuses attention on "stand your ground" laws
• Fort Worth police seek three gunmen after Whataburger robbery
• CNN founder Ted Turner to receive conservation award
• 1 of 2 suspected in Waxahachie teen's death arrested
• Help Fort Worth make a ‘light’ statement for Earth Hour
• Former Keller teacher no-billed by grand jury
• 1 killed, 7 hurt in fight at Dallas-area quinceañera
• Uplift Education charter school group picks sites for Fort Worth campuses
• DFW residents' views of healthcare law vary widely
• 'Wild About Reading' at Fort Worth Zoo promotes importance of children's literacy
• County offices to close for Chavez holiday
• Dallas man killed in argument with father
• Fort Worth-based 14th Marine Regiment to train with Moroccan military
• Estimate for Forest Hill cleanup nearly doubles
• Lots to love about 'Emma' at Fort Worth's Stolen Shakespeare Guild
• Walgreens planned off I-20 and Green Oaks is among retailer's pilot locations
• Parents, children crowd into Fort Worth Zoo to read
• Dallas man shoots, kills his son during an argument
• Feud erupts at Dallas-area birthday party, 1 dead
• Watering restrictions could become permanent in DFW
• Occupational fraud on the rise in DFW, nationwide, experts say
• Jim Gilliland, co-founder of Cowtown Marathon, dies at 74
• Tarrant's legislative lineup will have 'dramatic' turnover
• How a Fort Worth financial firm survived two banking crises
• 1940 Census data will offer a clearer picture of who we were
• Texas has had 'death panels' since 1999
• Time to get ready for the online property tax protest game
• At rally in Austin, demonstrators slam state education cuts
• Florida teen's death spurs DFW college students to rally
• Byron Nelson High School teacher, coach resigns amid allegations of sex with student
• Wildflowers create roadside rainbows in Dallas-Fort Worth
• The Savvy Consumer: Match your cellphone plan to your use to save money
• Release at Mansfield natural gas drilling site investigated
• At UT Arlington, Jeb Bush speaks of son's bright political future
• Rabbi whose arm was maimed at Fort Worth slaughterhouse wins settlement
• Johnson County jury gives Soliz death sentence
• Texas gives final approval to rules for shipping radioactive waste
• Five priests from Fort Worth Catholic Diocese to become monsignors
• At UT Arlington, Jeb Bush speaks of son's political future
• Lockheed to pay $15.85 million to settle case involving overcharges
• Active rigs down in U.S., Barnett Shale area
• Christus Health to move into new headquarters in Irving
• Jury decides Soliz must die for killing Godley women
• City Hall Calendar (March 24-30, 2012)
• Lockheed to pay $15.85 million to settle case involving overcharges
• Woman injured crossing Loop 12 in Irving
• Suspect sought in Fort Worth convenience store attack
• Bedford man accused of shooting at driver
• Getting AT&T's attention shouldn't be this hard
• Help build playground at The Heritage Park in Flower Mound
• American Airlines will ask to have contracts rejected next week if deals aren't reached
• Former Arlington high school teacher accused in two more student-sex cases
• Fort Worth musician Michael 'Mace' Maben dies at 60
• 'Hid the body' text prank may lead to arrests, Fort Worth police say
• Arlington council candidate was listed for two homestead exemptions
• DFW educators capitalize on kids' excitement over 'Hunger Games'
• This Talented Group Is Making Music In Harmony With The Environment
• Grand Opening of The Gallery at Casa Manana
• Federal regulation urged for pipelines used in fracking
• GameStop's profit fell in fourth quarter
• Deal to bring RadioShack to Southeast Asia
• Fort Worth tax district approves $11 million for Sundance Square project
• Business briefs: Stanford loses bid for new trial
• Chairman of Komen board is stepping down
• Several executives leave Komen after controversy
• Ex-Arlington teacher rearrested after more sex allegations arise
• Easter activities at Tarrant County parks and recreation centers
• Mace Maben, longtime DFW musician, dies of cancer
• Exhibit to offer physical, technological Dead Sea Scrolls experiences
• Bedford man accused of shooting at woman on Airport Freeway
• Expository Preaching Workshop: All Scripture points to Christ, demands response
• In Their Own Words: Caldwell talks about new book on Jonathan Edwards
• Ninth annual Gala brings world-class performers and instruments to MacGorman Chapel
• Discipleship legacy begun in WWII Japan continues in 21st century Fort Worth
• R.I.P. Mace Maben
• Cross Church honors Patterson with $25,000 gift for Revive this Nation
• Fort Worth mayor hosts rolling town hall meeting
• Keller city manager lays himself off
• American Eagle looks to cut 600 jobs
• Man sought in assault on two women at Fort Worth convenience store
• Cedric Steele's mental illness has worsened over time, brother says
• Grocers jumping into Texas-grown market
• DFW farmers markets take a fresh approach
• Southwest shows off new, roomier aircraft
• CEO of Star-Telegram's parent company to leave for The Associated Press
• Women drop lawsuits against Bedford's Daystar Christian network
• DFW farmers markets get creative to lure customers
• CEO of Star-Telegram owner McClatchy is departing for top AP job
• Tour de Fort Worth Kickoff
• Brother: Suspect in Davis attack was once a teacher who "mentally snapped"
• Public hearing to discuss saltwater disposal wells
• Women drop lawsuits against Bedford's Christian network Daystar
• Grapevine eases parking requirements for apartment projects
• Parker County woman lied about attack by boyfriend, authorities say
• Keller city manager lays himself off
• Busted water main floods Fort Worth church
• Fare Thee Wells Fargo
• Heart of a Night Owl Callin’
• Calhoun Conquers SXSW
• Park and Eat
• Bravo, Foxtrot Uniform
• Vapors Sicken Arlington
• Gallery
• Hunger Games: Girl on Fire
• Convicted killer Soliz functions at a child's level, expert testifies
• Rainbow Lounge Documentary Screens
• Man fires several shots, chases down woman in Fort Worth
• Arrest made in fiery attack on Davis' Senate office
• Second Annual Visionary Awards
• B Side for Z’s
• Reframing
• Enlightened by the Dark
• Fort Worth hires attorney to handle American Airlines bankruptcy issues
• Grapevine hospital fined $9,000 over patient's care
• At UT Arlington, Obama administration officials stress zero tolerance for bullying at LGBT conference
• Keller superintendent is finalist for Arizona job
• Ex-official of Presbyterian Night Shelter is indicted
• Longtime H-E-B trustee stepping down
• Steady rain brings flooding to parts of DFW
• Check out the 2012 annual research report
• United Way of Tarrant County March 2012 Newsletter - March 19, 2012
• The Adult Friday Workshop: Impressionists Out-Of-Doors
• Texas Health Resources names first chief operating officer
• Air Force retrofits F-22 fighter jets after Alaska crash
• Feds overdue on airline pilot regulations
• Florida teen was on phone before he was shot
• Davis: 'Homemade explosive device' sparked fire outside Fort Worth office
• STD awareness among Tarrant County's youths is lagging, health officials report
• Faulty light socket leads to fire at Keller hair salon
• At UTA, Obama administration officials stress zero tolerance for bullying
• Fort Worth hires attorney to handle American bankruptcy issues
• TRE station in Richland Hills closer to having shops, eateries
• Downsides of DFW's mild winter are sprouting, swarming and sniffling
• End of rain won't be end of flooding, officials advise
• Worker's death at DFW Airport is ruled an accident
• Saginaw to begin rebuilding City Hall
• Base exercise may tangle up traffic this week
• Fort Worth man gets 30 years in prostitution case
• Bank forecloses on Villa De Leon, sues developers for loss on loan
• Fort Worth officers soon may be equipped to detect radiation
• Fort Worth works on bike-sharing program
• Spring Garage Sale at Southwest Community Center
• American Eagle's future will soon be clearer for employees
• 77-year-old Mary Thornberry returns to Cairo
• Keller superintendent named finalist for Phoenix school chief
• Fort Report: Bring your household hazardous waste to the ECC
• Family sick, carbon monoxide at Irving hotel
• Medical examiner identifies worker killed at DFW Airport
• Parents urged to take safety precautions after three kids fall from apartment buildings
• Elderly Hurst woman bilked by man claiming to be jailed stepson
• Chapin Road Bridge closed due to damage
• TRE reviewing communications after bomb hoax strands passengers
• Warrant amnesty ends March 23
• Texas company could bury 1st nuke waste in April
• Joking between friends becomes Texas Supreme Court case
• Four UTA students will hone legal skills at moot court in Austria
• Laredo girl who disappeared from Grand Prairie is found safe
• Heavy rain is expected in North Texas
• Rise in natural gas production raises greenhouse effect concern
• Auto thefts down sharply in Tarrant County
• City Hall Calendar (Week of March 19, 2012)
• Richland Hills may ban photography, videos in most of City Hall
• Catering service worker dies after being hit by truck at DFW Airport
• Fewer late mortgages in Fort Worth-Arlington
• Chicago-based partnership buys Isle at Watermere in Southlake
• Flash flood watch issued for North Texas on Monday
• Employee at DFW Airport struck, killed near loading dock
• Pipe bomb found at North Texas garage sale
• Bomb threat prompts TRE evacuation
• Stolen Tarrant County properties being auctioned off
• Fort Worth museum exhibit focuses on immigrants entering through Galveston
• PR legend looks back at a storied career in politics
• Severe weather expected in DFW on Monday
• Republicans flock to redrawn Congressional District 25
• City limit sign proves barrier to good citizenship
• St. Patrick's Day in Tarrant County: Something green for everyone
• Laredo girl disappears from Grand Prairie home
• Here's another reason to revisit Fort Worth's pension
• Bedford woman killed in construction zone crash
• Severe weather may be on the way to North Texas
• Driver killed after running stop sign in Grand Prairie
• Probation officer testifies at Soliz murder trial about mother's neglect
• Early registration down sharply for Komen race in Fort Worth
• Student who tried to prevent deadly Fort Worth crash commits suicide
• Waiting for whiskey at Fort Worth's first distillery
• Democratic candidate pulls out of race for constable
• For Mansfield, nothing says Irish quite like a Texas-made pickle
• American Airlines does not want National Mediation Board to intervene
• FBI investigates bomb threat at DFW Airport
• Wife, daughters of 9-11 hate victim become citizens
• Waiting doesn't bother iFans lined up for newest Apple gadget
• Carrizo Oil & Gas sells $190 million worth of Barnett Shale properties
• Mayor's Message: Time to kick off Tour de Fort Worth
• Oakmont Boulevard detour begins March 18
• Funding fight appears to be affecting Komen's Race for the Cure sign-ups
• Convicted killer Soliz was 'hearing voices' at age 10, witnesses say
• Heavy rain, cooler temperatures in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• Grand Prairie man looks to swim across the Pacific
• Film takes a look back at the 2009 'raid' on gay bar
• Rangel faces challenges as new president of Fort Worth school board
• Resident of Benbrook senior-care facility says her ring was stolen
• GOP candidates for Senate defend voter ID law
• Teen whose sudden punch killed Fort Worth man sentenced to 10 years
• Davis' pro-education stance invokes wrath of Texas Republicans
• Teen killed, 3 others injured in Johnson County wreck
• Dallas International Film Festival announces schedule
• Fort Worth protesters call for more homeowner relief
• More rules on fracking supported
• Fort Worth-based Quicksilver Resources revises earnings downward
• Thomas Group quits business, moves assets
• Business briefs: Michaels, Calloway's report strong earnings
• SocialEyes: New look and new ground to cover
• Adopt them — They're Irish
• Teen whose sudden punch killed Fort Worth man sentenced to 10 years
• Call environmental hotline if you see stormwater pollution
• City Council honors Outstanding Women
• The Best of the Best: Fort Worth and her museums
• DFW volunteers welcome home final flight of troops
• Texas finds extra $2 billion for roads
• Police call off search for suspicious character at Eagle Mountain Lake
• Ex-Fort Worth woman who escaped Egypt violence last year has returned to Cairo
• Air Force reassessing its plan for C-130s
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film ’The Life Of Emile Zola’
• Relatives testify that killer grew up amid drugs, crime
• United Way program trains workers for jobs that need them
• Fort Worth council candidate booted from ballot
• Business briefs: AMR to present plan to Eagle's unions March 21
• DFW volunteers welcome home final flight of troops
• Dallas police seeking suspects in hate crime
• Tarrant County attorneys suspended by State Bar of Texas
• What Ever Happened to Mandy Lane?
• Killer hid in shadows before shooting Fort Worth deliveryman, evidence shows
• Fort Worth council candidate booted from ballot
• Wrong way driver causes collision in Irving
• A Touch Of The Irish
• Wanted: Poets …
• A Flat Tire, A Loaf of Bread, and Wow
• Electricidad: Still Scary
• SXFW
• SXFW
• How Green?
• Casa de mi Padre: Heading South
• Fort Worth man arrested for taking ambulance
• John Carter: Man from Mars
• Documentary on gay bar incident to premiere Thursday in Fort Worth
• Mangia at Aventino’s
• New weather radar to be tested in DFW in spring
• Tax dollars spent to keep longtime Texas events in state
• Discrimination lawsuit against TCC will proceed
• Fort Worth police buying Tasers with safety feature
• Amon Carter’s Sargent
• Fort Worth school district expected to lease renovated fire station
• Clubs help fill tummies when schools are out
• TCOM ranks in Top 50 for Primary Care --- again!
• Robbers hold up man in wheelchair in Fort Worth
• Arlington may get tougher on door-to-door sales
• Southwest expects loss in first quarter
• US Airways seeking support for its bid for American Airlines
• Fix leaks to save water, money
• Two candidates running for unexpired District 8 seat
• Texas Rangers, Hicks reach agreement over ballpark parking lots
• Pair in Fort Worth holds up elderly man in wheelchair
• Dallas Black Dance Theatre performs Milton Myers' Pacing
• Pets of the Week (March 12, 2012)
• Convicted killer caused problems in Johnson County jail, supervisor testifies
• Civility, consistency drive Star-Telegram decision to sub 'Doonesbury'
• Voter ID ruling won't have major effect on May elections
• Texas' voter ID law heads to federal court
• Weatherford looks to add loop around east side of city
• Three candidates file for Hicks' seat on Fort Worth council
• Rains improve North Texas lake levels, but officials remain cautious
• At Samaritan House, the focus is on living
• Five more air monitors going up near DFW gas well sites
• Flight attendant who disrupted DFW flight was being treated for bipolar disorder
• Turkish National Police buying 15 Bell 429 helicopters
• Chesapeake is courting Asian markets for natural gas
• Report: American flight attendant was 'combative and acting irrational'
• Fort Report: Flood Safety Awareness Week
• Fort Worth man accused of killing girlfriend's son turns himself in
• Convicted killer Soliz threatened jail supervisor, jailer says
• Grandview man jailed in slaying of teenager
• Three special students inspire classmates to learn about heart health
• University of Texas at Arlington to host LGBT Conference on Safe Schools and Communities
• DFW schools preparing for State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness
• A Granbury woman discovers her father's hidden years as a G-man
• Election will put new faces on Bedford council
• Saginaw alcohol vote among local issues set for May 12 ballot
• Exhibition - Paralyzed Paradise
• Part of U.S. 377 in Haltom City to close
• Cowtown a popular hotel destination in 2011
• Grandview man arrested in Burleson teen's stabbing death
• Cold, rain give way to sunny skies in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Marine recruits get taste of boot camp at Naval Air Station Fort Worth
• The story of a 'weird little rowboat'
• Police, DAs are ignoring sensible Texas marijuana law
• Granger emerges as power broker in foreign policy
• Bugs Henderson, local blues guitar legend, dies at 68
• Arlington group home would aid homeless mothers and their babies
• Confusion reigns in Texas election calendar
• Parkway work may make Fort Worth Zoo traffic a beast
• The sky is the limit for women in aviation
• Confusion reigns in Texas elections calendar
• Heavy rain expected into Sunday morning for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Fort Worth man sentenced to 21 years for child porn
• Parking fee at Fort Worth Cultural District waived March 10-18
• Sixteen coaches leaving Fort Worth high schools
• American makes key concession on pensions
• 2 hurt as attendant disrupts American Airlines flight at DFW
• Shelters use social media sites to help pets find homes
• Complaint accuses Arlington mayor of inappropriate ethnic reference
• Fort Worth gang member, 30, found guilty of capital murder
• Business briefs: GE, Chesapeake team to promote natural gas as fuel
• Rigs in Barnett drop by 4; U.S. rigs down 16
• Fort Worth man arrested in string of store robberies
• Suspect sought in fatal Fort Worth shooting
• City Hall Calendar (March 12-16)
• Fort Worth man gets more than 21 years in federal child porn case
• One dead, one injured in wreck in northern Tarrant County
• Robber gets away with money from Fort Worth bank
• Seminary launches global Ph.D. in World Christian Studies
• Avoid Spring Break traffic tangles
• Seventh person charged in TCU drug sting
• Fort Worth man found lying injured in street dies at hospital
• Arlington officer exposed himself, kept job
• Updates and successes for DFW consumers
• Baylor to close its southwest Fort Worth hospital by May 4
• Kimbell Art Museum's new masterpiece takes shape
• Fort Worth prison guard says she was coerced into confessing sexual relationship with inmate
• Fort Worth Campus Celebrates January 2012 Retention Achievement
• Privileged Fort Worth celebrates The Age of Impressionism
• Free Admission For First 101 Visitors To 'The Age Of Impressionism' On March 11, 2012
• 2012 Healthcare Heroes
• Ex-secretary of state files to seek Texas Congressional District 25 seat
• Tarrant County College to move offices to Trinity River Campus
• American seeks more time on restructuring plan; unions seek binding arbitration
• TxDOT: State has $2 billion more to spend on roads
• Saginaw antiques store owner arrested on arson charge
• Arlington officer suspended after being accused of exposing himself
• Man robs Metro PCS in Fort Worth at gunpoint
• Economy improving, but risks remain, Geithner says during Dallas visit
• Saginaw man gets life in young girl's kidnapping
• Marty Turco to the Bruins rescue
• Online payments, enhanced customer service take center stage at City Hall
• Suspected car-jacker killed by Dallas police
• Fort Worth police searching for serial robber
• 'Several rounds of rain' ahead for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Two more charged in TCU drug sting
• AMR proposes freezing pensions instead of terminating them
• Social promotion continues in Texas schools
• Schnurman: Politics trumps education in Texas
• Saint-Emilion ranked No. 1 in Dallas-Fort Worth in Zagat survey
• Arlington eighth-grader wins regional spelling bee
• River Oaks bank manager accused of $2 million fraud
• Suspect in Fort Worth slaying had been released three weeks earlier
• Life Organizer Gives Moving Tips at The Stayton at Museum Way
• Wal-Mart dispute hinged on parking
• Poole’s Rush In
• Last Slot on Lancaster
• The Ridglea Barrrr
• How would you like to see CCPD funds spent?
• SXSWith Theater Fire, Mills & Co.
• A Lying Winter
• Spinning Mind Spiders
• Gallery
• Friends With Kids: Meet the Parents
• Silent Star
• War on Women
• Take the Bait
• Views of Giverny
• Fort Worth council approves zoning for Wal-Mart market
• Arlington approves fee on natural gas wells
• Gulf states' governors ask Obama to keep transport aircraft in Fort Worth
• Woman begged for her life before defendant shot her, witness says
• Man suspected of driving drunk in fatal wreck in Fort Worth
• Man faces murder charge in Fort Worth fatal beating of homeless man
• Fort Worth police say Ben Roethlisberger broke promise on dog
• Zebra mussel DNA confirmed in several North Texas reservoirs
• 911 tapes released in Grapevine restaurant shooting
• Closure of Davis Boulevard ramp causes traffic tie-up
• Biden meeting with Central American leaders
• 'Mary Poppins' songwriter dies at 86
• Leader turns in major hacking ring
• Gulf states' governors ask Obama to keep transport aircraft in Fort Worth
• Friend of wounded women in Grapevine called 911 to report shooting
• Man's death in Fort Worth neighborhood brawl ruled a homicide
• Fort Worth police make arrest in beating death of homeless man
• Tarrant County Courthouse clock tower nears its coming-out party
• School bus allegedly went wrong way in Irving
• High winds, heavy rain in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• Remaining top GOP candidates have ties to North Texas
• Hurst-based group going out with a final, lasting gift
• Psychiatric prescriptions under state investigation, agency says
• American and its unions show little progress
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run knew he struck someone, police say
• Keller teen indicted in fatal stabbing
• Police identify Grapevine shooting victims
• Judge halts foreclosure on Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel
• Keller teen indicted in fellow teen's death
• Expect work on downtown Fort Worth water lines until June
• 1 of 2 women shot in Grapevine was estranged wife of gunman
• Motorcyclist, 61, killed in Grand Prairie wreck
• Commuters get unwelcome surprise in North Richland Hills
• Hit-and-run suspect faces charges in Fort Worth girl's death
• Ex-Arlington student hasn't let disability keep him from legal career
• Girl, 5, dies after hit-and-run in Fort Worth; driver is arrested
• Restaurant shooter identified as Grapevine man, 57
• Major road repairs set for southeast Arlington
• Fort Worth Couple Still Has Plenty of "Fizz" 64 Years After Coca-Cola Date
• The Stayton at Museum Way Names Dr. Janice Knebl Medical Director
• Coffeehouse leaves Granbury square after 17 years
• For some, electric cars are the way to go
• Slow economy has Northeast Tarrant County cities sharing services
• County medical examiner among Fort Worth applicants for charter school
• Residential contracts for future construction up sharply in North Texas
• Buffett's 'wager' on BNSF Railway also paying off in oil industry
• 5-year-old girl killed in Fort Worth hit-and-run
• 'Rent' at Casa Mañana offers no frills but lots of fun
• Grapevine shooting may have stemmed from 'domestic dispute,' police say
• Texas funding cut leaves local agencies scrambling to continue services for homeless
• Some say re-election fear is driving gun sales in Fort Worth, elsewhere
• Grapevine shooter wounds 2 women, kills himself
• Tarrant County Archives provide glimpse into past
• Law enforcement has difficulty catching illegal dumpers
• A super 'what if' for Perry, Texas GOP
• After tragic loss, Arlington church finds strength
• 100 years of music
• Fort Worth native dies after lifetime of brutality
• Powwows keeping traditions alive
• Fort Worth's TIF values examined
• Man dies in hospital after motorcycle wreck in Bedford
• Barnett Shale still thrives despite downturn
• Woman's body found in east Fort Worth alley
• Driver killed in one-car crash in south Arlington
• Annie Golightly, singer for presidents and barflies, dies
• Small high-tech firm moving from California to Fort Worth
• Derailed train in Arlington was hauling hazardous cargo
• Letters flood state opposing release of man behind Haltom City killing
• Fort Worth-based transport squadron being shut down by budget cuts
• Candidates have a week to finalize election plans
• Talks for Wal-Mart market in south Fort Worth break down
• Goodwill worker marks 52 years of service
• Some Northwest High parents question dismissal of track coach
• Rig count up in U.S., down in Barnett Shale
• Tarrant grand jury indicts eight squatters
• Fort Report: Butterflies in the Garden
• This Week at City Hall (March 5-9 2012)
• Learn about water-saving plants, landscape design and how to grow edibles
• Father of girl in suspected kidnapping won't go to trial for sex abuse accusation
• Electricidad brings love, loyalty, murder, and revenge
• NC killer mistakenly released recaptured in Dallas
• Restaurant host in Fort Worth saves teen who was choking on chip
• Texas woman convicted of starving deaths of horses
• Texas educators work to make state history relevant for today's students
• Burleson woman dies after being struck crossing road
• Frustrated N.J. homeowner digs into Fort Worth mortgage servicer's past
• In Rockwall, the flagpole size matters
• DFW Airport to build $175 million garage at Terminal A
• Donor buoys hopes for saving Forest Park pool
• Defendant confessed to killing Godley woman, beer deliveryman, Fort Worth detective testifies
• Fort Worth school layoffs more likely as too few teachers announce plans to resign, retire
• Power outlook for summer is termed good
• U.S. retailers report sales boost in February
• More DFW homeowners are underwater on mortgages
• Container Store returning to Arlington
• Partner nations reassessing their F-35 orders
• Kites will be flying high at River Legacy Parks festival
• Chefs, celebrities pair up in Cookin' for Kids in Fort Worth
• United Way holding open house at new Bedford office
• Come to Prairie Fest X3 at Tandy Hills Natural Area this spring
• Amtrak exploring Fort Worth-to-Shreveport passenger rail service
• DFW Airport plans new parking garage at Terminal A
• March 3 Forest Park Pool meeting postponed
• Woman injured in fire at seniors apartment complex in Fort Worth
• Seminary recognizes Black Heritage in chapel service
• Texas is seeking early release for more and more sick inmates
• Killer executed in officer's 2000 death
• Ex-Fort Worth officer given 20 years for on-duty sexual assaults
• Patients often unhappy with new Texas sonogram law, abortion providers say
• Workers at all levels are under scrutiny at American Airlines
• ‘Guest Of Honor’, Fragonard's Warrior - Exhibition
• 2.7 pounds of pot, $46,000 in cash were seized in TCU raid
• Godley woman was shot nearly point-blank, jurors told
• Candidates off and running under tentative congressional districts
• UTA prof's endorsement of Moritz dealership veers from typical marketing strategies
• Hundreds of military personnel, spouses attend Naval Air Station job fair
• Allens Canning closes and sells former Ranch Style Beans plant
• AMR boosts cash as it loses $234 million in January
• Police: Nine weapons, 2.7 pounds of marijuana seized in TCU-related drug sting
• Ex-con headed back to prison for parking lot shooting in Fort Worth
• New state House map prompts several Tarrant candidates to switch races
• Mitchell joins black evangelicals to address ‘Cosby Conversation’
• Sleeping 4-year-old found in abandoned truck in Parker County
• Ask candidates about paying for public transportation
• Fang-tastic
• Former Fort Worth officer pleads guilty to sexual assaults
• Killer or Filler?
• A Fire of Many Flavors
• Ice Eater, SXFW
• Never Say Dime
• Meters Made Maddening
• Gallery 414
• Undefeated: Spring Football
• Back to Nature: The Lorax
• Still Riveting
• Smokin’ Woodshed
• Gays Gone By
• Fort Worth store clerk arrested in alcohol sale linked to fatal wreck
• Arlington teacher accused of having sex with 2 students
• North Texas gains minority district under new maps
• Texas delegation pushes back against plans to move aircraft out of Fort Worth
• People over 50 jumping into the social network
• DFW governments adjust to life after the Barnett Shale boom
• Capital murder defendant's tattoos shown to jury
• Sign up for Spring Break Camp at your local community center
• Pilots union challenges AMR in bankruptcy court
• Fort Worth schools reorganization outlined
• DFW doctor is indicted in huge Medicare fraud case
• Pentagon to withhold Lockheed Martin payments over tracking flaws
• DFW home prices down 1.3 percent in December
• Record number of trucks hauling overweight loads on Texas highways
• Arlington teacher accused of having sex with 2 students
• Sleep under the stars in City of Arlington campout
• Court releases new map of Texas' congressional districts
• Texas delegation opposes plan to move aircraft from Fort Worth
• Ford van with missing mirror sought in Irving hit-and-run
• Audit: Texas DPS lax on oversight of federal grants
• Oversize and overweight trucks hit Texas roads in record numbers
• Troops receive the gift of rest from Arlington churchgoers
• Grapevine-Colleyville teachers offered early notice bonuses
• Woman accused of kidnapping daughter back in Fort Worth
• Northwest parents, students protest removal of track coach
• Fort Worth schools to launch sweeping districtwide reorganization
• TABC investigating two fatal wrecks in Fort Worth
• State Sen. Davis wants state fund to be used to save American Airlines jobs
• Fort Worth police cellphone-tracking system deserves public scrutiny
• Defendant told police that he killed Godley woman, prosecutor says
• For Alzheimer patients: Amon Carter Museum Shares the Past Through Art
• FAA looks to increase airline pilot qualifications
• Lower gas prices lead to reduced profits, revenue at Quicksilver Resources
• Work begins on JFK Tribute in downtown Fort Worth
• Barnett gas production hit record high in November
• Obama welcomes TransCanada plan for new pipeline
• Arlington council candidate who is partially disabled plans to make sidewalk access a campaign issue
• Former North Crowley school employee charged with assaulting janitor
• Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis calls for incentive package for American Airlines
• Fort Worth woman accused of kidnapping daughter is brought back
• City accelerates construction of road and bridge projects
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• Task force recommends new city complex for North Richland Hills
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• Texas House Speaker Joe Straus endorses Romney for president
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• Man dies after being hit by train in Arlington
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• Man is sentenced to life for kidnapping, torture
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• Tandy Hills Natural Area is a slice of nature in downtown Fort Worth
• Arlington schools get $7 million literacy grant
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• Go purple Tuesday to show TCU support
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• Black History Month Activities
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• In retrial, Fort Worth man is convicted in one of two deaths
• At Junior Livestock Show, youngsters work to get their animals show-worthy
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• Fort Worth teachers line up for bonus to leave the school district
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• UNT academy student wins Jeopardy contest
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• 'This is what it's all about,' Argyle woman says of Westminster dog show
• UNT student wins $100,000 in Jeopardy! College Championship
• Fort Worth mom threatened to kill daughter, affidavit says
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• 16-bed rehab center being built in east Fort Worth
• Arlington City Council accepts LeBlanc's resignation
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• One person injured in house fire in northwest Tarrant County
• DFW briefs: Woman in Fort Worth wrong-way crash is indicted on murder charge
• Robbery suspect dies after officers open fire
• Copper thieves disrupt Meals on Wheels service in DFW
• Violence at Texas' youth lockups has risen since overhaul
• ‘Keep Dreaming’ - A Children's Workshop at the Kimbell Art Museum
• Date of Texas primaries may hinge on hearing
• Work is progressing on restoration of Ridglea Theater
• Fort Worth girl out of hospital; mom awaits extradition
• Trinity Railway Express blocks off Galvez Avenue crossing in Fort Worth
• 'It's time to pay up,' Texas authorities warn ahead of arrest warrant roundup
• Mineral Wells soldier stationed at Fort Hood dies
• Advocates of same-sex marriage to demonstrate in Fort Worth
• Chesapeake aims to raise $10 billion to $12 billion this year
• Budget cuts pare F-35, V-22 programs
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• Arlington's 2 open council seats draw early interest
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• Go fly a kite March 10 at River Legacy Parks
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• 21-year-old Fort Worth woman ID'd as driver in fatal wreck
• Missing Fort Worth girl, mother found in New Mexico
• Bell Helicopter unveils 525 Relentless
• Jury selection starts today in Parker County sexual-torture trial
• Snow melts into rain overnight in North Texas
• No Meals on Wheels delivery in Tarrant County today because of severed power line
• Suspect set to plead guilty in Fort Worth counterfeit movie and music case
• Pregnant woman found shot in car in northeast Fort Worth
• Animal sales to resume at Weatherford's First Monday Trade Days
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• International alumni are filling universities' coffers
• Arlington to kick off Rush Creek survey with open house for residents
• Induced labor allows dying Texas man see daughter
• Fort Worth mother, daughter involved in abduction are found safe
• Real Estate: Former burger restaurant, bicycle shops are sold in Pantego
• Callers query CPAs on tax hotline
• Sleet, snow reported around DFW on Sunday evening
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• At Fort Worth's Unity Park, a home for memories
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• Two Fort Worth hospitals handle woman's premature births very differently
• While Dublin, Texas, mourns the Dr, bottling plant is moving on
• Italian copter maker has plans for Arlington hangar-office
• Republicans question Legislature's budget decisions, allege gimmicks
• Wal-Mart says it will rehab old Fort Worth building if it loses zoning case
• Stolen Shakespeare Guild 'Twelfth Night' plays up comedy
• Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth offers varied program brimming with masterpieces
• Sunday will start in 20s and could end with wintry mix of sleet and rain
• AgustaWestland to carry on civil tilt-rotor development
• DFW investors learn the unspoken risks of betting on death
• Kelly Clarkson is pumped for home crowd
• Arlington councilman resigns amid scandal over drugs, prostitutes
• Austin lawyer who fell asleep while presiding over Keller hearing quits case
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• Fort Worth friends travel to the Trinity River's four headwaters
• Union leader says Alliance base is American Airlines' best
• Former Boy Scout den leader in Arlington pleads guilty to receiving child porn
• Former child-care worker gets life in prison for sexually assaulting 5-year-old boy
• Transportation summit in Hurst focuses on diversity
• Future USS Fort Worth is now bustling with sailors
• Few Texas GOP candidates willing to make presidential preference known
• Addison businessman buys Haltom City golf course
• Quicksilver Production Partners seeks to raise $250 million in IPO
• Dallas Mavericks owner Cuban questioned in Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry
• Number of active rigs in U.S. falls slightly
• Brite Divinity School honors alumni
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• Arlington councilman will step down after drug inquiry
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• North Texas transportation experts no longer a boys' club
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• Former IRS worker sentenced to 105 months
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• The biggest, loudest art show goes Underground
• Briefs: Arlington man is convicted of murder
• Evangelical real estate developer brought Santorum to North Texas
• Denton County officials say passenger rail cars can roll with heavy-duty crowd
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• American Airlines asks Nader to pay $2,680 for seat
• Weatherford company pays $37,500 to settle sexual harassment lawsuit
• Business briefs: Spirit Airlines to add flights from DFW to Tampa, Mexico City
• Locally based banks are expanding home lending
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• Wise County commissioner accused of having tree house built by county employees
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• Bingham calls for baptismal instruction in SBC churches
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• Santorum greets the faithful on visit to DFW
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• City recognized for after-school program efforts with four-year grant
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• Texas House candidate accuses opponent of cheating on property tax
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• One dead, one injured in wreck on NE Loop 820 in Fort Worth
• Southwest says January passenger traffic dropped 2.7 percent
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• Fire investigators say arsonist caused fatal Fort Worth blaze
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• African Americans for Humanism to put up atheism billboard in Dallas
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• Fort Worth Realtor is 2011 recipient of Tandy Award
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• American Airlines may outsource more maintenance
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• For young exhibitors, parting with animals is sweet sorrow
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• Medicaid change to cut pharmacy payments in Texas
• Bootmaker offers another way to put Frogs on your feet
• Some Texas health insurers ordered to give rebates
• Cattle exhibitor with MS makes a triumphant return
• Texan Trail bridge reopens in Grapevine
• Fort Worth Parks Department camps open during school breaks
• Jury sentences Fort Worth convenience store killer to death
• TWU president emphasizes global thinking and grassroots efforts
• New survey provides snapshot of downtown resident
• Busted sewer line blamed for Fort Worth sinkhole
• Fort Worth woman shoots intruder found in home
• Paschal High School without power, but presses on
• Wedding banned from Tarrant County College downtown
• Many Texas highways will soon get 75-mph speed limit
• Man struck crossing Jacksboro Highway
• Changing of the guard at Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth
• Dallas police blame street race for crash that kills teen
• Federal agency sounds alarm on American's pensions
• Fort Worth woman's property floods again in heavy rain
• Dallas pork plant's shutdown scuttles Stock Show meat-judging contests
• Road life a tough one for some Stock Show vendors
• Jurors recess for the night in Rockwell capital murder trial
• Texas executes convicted killer in '94 rape, death
• Speed limit going up to 75 mph on another 1,500 miles of Texas highways
• Fort Worth stepdad died of strangulation, medical examiner says
• FAA looking to relocate offices to Alliance site
• Police want to know who circulated nude photos of Arlington Heights student
• Classes canceled at Selwyn College Prep in Denton after fire
• Former animal control chief pleads guilty to theft from Grapevine
• 3 adults slain in Dallas, suspect caught in Sachse
• Here comes the sun, Dallas-Fort Worth
• Drunk driver in Hurst fatal wreck gets more than 13 years in prison
• Poll: Rick Perry’s support in Texas has eroded
• Leadership changes ahead for Lockheed's Fort Worth unit
• Fort Worth parks board recommends five new pools
• New arena is centerpiece of UT Arlington's effort to create a college town
• Jacobson named founding dean of UNT System College of Pharmacy
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop 'Canvas, Panel, Copper'
• American Airlines asks to meet with its three major unions
• Killer's father asks jurors to 'let him live'
• The Weir Group buys Dallas-based valve supplier
• Fort Worth's Marvin Electronics to close after 65 years
• Drivers ignore instructions, hamper Haltom City rescue effort
• Several roads, crossings closed due to high water
• Walmart meets again with residents about proposed Hemphill location
• Improvised Silence, FTW
• City Grants a Reprieve
• Cody Jinks Hits 30
• Weather delays three dozen flights at DFW
• Rain soaks Dallas-Fort Worth, creates travel headaches
• More Woes at Dunbar?
• A Man and a Dog Walk into a Bar
• Dangerous Method: Jungian Slip
• Albert Nobbs: Man Drag
• Signs of Civilization
• Textron reports gains in Bell revenues, profit
• Don’t Drink the Water
• Uneven Sushi Domo
• Go Tell It on the Mountain
• Arlington council rejects well site at Rush Creek
• American Airlines workforce will be 'getting leaner,' CEO says
• Fire heavily damages vacant 1920s building in Fort Worth
• Faulty bolt cited as likely cause of 2010 helicopter crash
• Decision on pet's value is appealed
• Convicted killer a 'model inmate,' jailers testify
• Del Frisco's seeks to raise up to $100 million in stock offering
• Prosecutor: Stanford used investors' money like a piggy bank
• Cowboy mounted shooting to debut at Fort Worth Stock Show
• Stock Show visitors, breast cancer survivors think pink
• Stock Show eye-catcher: Lion attacks zebra in exhibits area
• North Texas Tollway Authority board member gets new appointment
• Khloe Kardashian Odom to host DFW radio show
• Hearse used after JFK slain in Dallas sells
• Special election called for Fort Worth council seat
• Juror arrested for trying to enter Fort Worth courthouse with loaded handgun
• May 12 election to fill District 8 vacancy
• Patterson opens election year, semester with new sermon series
• Spring Neighborhood University session Feb. 18
• Historic apartment complex in south Fort Worth burns
• Fire spreads from garage through Arlington home
• Rain in store for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Chesapeake Energy to slash natural gas drilling in Barnett Shale
• A Valentine culinary treat for lovers
• Soldier stopovers at DFW Airport to end
• Memo tells of LeBlanc drug investigation
• Free Storybook Program For Preschoolers At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Smaller Texas towns lag on smoking regulations
• Arlington City Council may decide tonight on 2 wells
• American Airlines works to ease employees' pension fears
• Jury selection begins in R. Allen Stanford trial
• Fort Worth Stock Show first aid station tends to ailing workers, visitors
• Pigs 'a lot of work' but worth it, raiser says
• Stock Show briefs: Will weather slow attendance?
• Investigation concludes that TCC professor created hostile environment
• Tarrant family court judge faces DWI charge
• Granbury woman arraigned on charges of killing husband's mistress
• Soldier stopovers at DFW Airport to end
• Trinity Railway Express steps up security at station after car break-ins
• Overnight road closures planned for two construction projects
• Building a storm shelter? Tarrant County can help
• JPS doctor to serve as adviser for Medicare and Medicaid innovation center
• Satisfaction with Watauga relatively low in survey of residents
• Aerospace graduate student at UTA wins National Science Foundation grant
• Trial begins today in shootout with Colleyville officer
• West Texas sands cast pall over DFW
• Stock Show event gives kids a taste of outdoors with virtual hunts, more
• Ballet for bull rides? It can help, pro says
• Virgin America chief executive pitches airline to Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
• Company to paint Dreamliner airplanes at Meacham facility
• JPS doc pushing to revamp Medicare, Medicaid payment rules
• Winds, West Texas sand expected to subside by late Sunday
• Helicopter crashes onto golf course in Las Colinas
• Woman found dead in Sansom Park tanning bed
• Elzie Odom Athletic Center great for athletics, classes, and parties
• Two recent reminders that for some Texans, Civil War goes on
• Parents at Fort Worth Stock Show use many ways to transport children
• Chickens turn 8-year-old Fort Worth girl into backyard entrepreneur
• Four decades later, Fort Worth man remembers the day he stepped on a mine
• Tanker truck overturns, spills ethanol in north Arlington
• Is Fort Worth's plan to install showers for city workers all wet?
• Beekeepers worry about threats to hives, including chemicals
• Arlington Parks Department unveils plans for park system
• For Craig James, it's fourth and long in Senate race
• Dorper sheep find a home on the range in Texas
• With South Carolina primary Saturday, Paul is last Texan in Republican race
• Texas' court-drawn redistricting maps are thrown out
• Fighting for American Airlines jobs in Tulsa and Fort Worth
• Couple accused in Southlake vehicle 'smash-and-grabs'
• DFW school districts spending big on websites
• One damaged Grapevine bridge will never reopen
• Police, FBI investigating woman's death in Watauga home
• Postal Service switches Tarrant stations being considered for closing
• Stock Show gives kids up-close lesson about milk
• Texas' jobless rate drops for third month, to 7.8 percent
• The Bank Arlington to be bought
• U.S., Barnett Shale rig counts up
• US Airways studying merger with American Airlines
• Couple accused of Southlake 'smash-and-grabs'
• Couple accused of Southlake 'smash-and-grabs'
• Arlington woman stabbed to death, police say
• Euless demolition firm's truck cited for damage to Grapevine bridge
• Woman found dead inside Watauga home
• Meals on Wheels looking for drivers
• DFW's warmer weather to continue today
• Two Texas Campuses Join Forces in Scottish Rite Hospital’s Annual Book Drive
• Perry just couldn't crack the stained-glass ceiling
• 'Cardmember' company probably violating Do Not Call Registry
• Suspect in Corsicana torture case will not plead insanity
• Proposed apartments near UT Arlington get backing of downtown business leaders
• Texas 114/121 shut down overnight after truck hits overpass in Grapevine
• AMR makes only a partial pension contribution
• Fort Worth man sentenced to 30 years for raping, beating girlfriend
• Dark, unrequited love en pointe
• Fort Worth Stock Show hosting Mustang Magic
• Investors doubtful about salvage of EFH buyout as natural gas prices stay low
• U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau getting data on payday lending
• Urban Outfitters plans Fort Worth store on West Seventh Street
• Southwest Airlines' profits flying higher
• Londoner pub opening near Texas Christian University in Fort Worth
• Coca-Cola Refreshments USA buys land, building adjacent to Fort Worth facility
• New student housing continues on schedule for fall move-ins
• Southwestern leads nation in church music
• Fort Worth man with history of beating women sentenced to 30 years
• Suspect in Parker County torture loses bid to suppress statements
• Highway in Grapevine shutting down after truck strikes bridge
• Lawyer: DFW passenger who boarded plane with gun forgot she had it
• Demolition looms for architectural gem in west Fort Worth
• Southwest posts $152 million fourth-quarter profit
• Ex-Fort Worth teacher pleads guilty
• Can Colbert Nation upend the South Carolina GOP primary?
• American Airlines' leaders can't afford to be timid
• Faculty honored for contributions
• North Texas Tollway Authority adopts new ethics policy
• Recovery of missing device gives Weatherford student his 'voice' back
• Magnitude-3.2 earthquake is recorded near Cleburne
• Judge OKs mediation in LaGrave Field bankruptcy
• Business briefs: American Airlines asks for permission to keep 26 planes
• State grants available for natural gas stations
• Grapevine officials approve plan for 300-bed hotel
• Stricken plane lands without incident at Arlington airport
• Laid-off worker is cooking up opportunities after getting in the pizza business
• Field hearings on payday lending set to begin today
• Minor quake rattles Cleburne area
• Trinity Park cat colony has vanished, feline lovers say
• Man arrested in fatal bar shooting in Fort Worth
• Say Yes to NOS Bar
• Fight for Maddie, Lola’s Food
• Washington Math
• Storms in New Jerusalem
• War Party Throws Back
• Mercy on Tap
• Gallery
• The Artist: Quiet on the Set
• Passenger arrested at DFW after carrying gun through security
• Haywire: Kane Mutiny
• Widen Your Horizons, Cowboy
• Joe’s back in town
• Little Germany: Big Flavors
• Where Is My John Wayne?
• Dansby is lone finalist for Fort Worth school superintendent
• Texas school bus crash sends 32 to hospital
• Chelsea Richardson's sentence officially reduced
• Man found guilty of killing clerk during Fort Worth store robbery
• Arlington strip club closes as part of deal with city, state
• Rick Perry loses support in home state
• DART passenger shot, dies after argument on train
• Vision for Bell Helicopter project emerges
• Knebl installed as the new chair of the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners
• Beefmaster competition becomes a family affair at Fort Worth Stock Show
• Arlington police clear officer who killed family dog
• Forest Hill approves permits for six new gas wells
• Business briefs: First Cash Financial Services buys 29 Mexican pawnshops
• Some visitors hoof it around the world to see the Fort Worth Stock Show
• DFW readies Dubai flight plans
• Range Resources posts record fourth-quarter gas production
• Dansby named sole finalist for Fort Worth school superintendent
• Strip club, one of Arlington's last, shuts down for a year
• Romney leads Perry in Texas in latest poll
• Learn about proposed update to noise ordinance
• Letter writing thrives among inmates, gives insight into New Testament epistles
• Miller rocks out for the ‘Stone the builders rejected’
• Teen hit by car in far north Tarrant, taken to JPS
• Fort Worth group honors King with a harvest of helpfulness
• Temperatures plummet as cold front blows into DFW
• Fort Worth seeks residents' input on saltwater disposal wells
• Fort Worth-area bankruptcy filings fell 14 percent last year
• State grant will help Arlington airport conduct wildlife survey
• Unusually warm weather draws big crowds to Fort Worth Stock Show
• Participants in this beauty contest are hard workers
• Fort Worth elementary school is nominated for national honor
• Man who died in custody may have taken large amount of meth
• Fort Worth police say man who died in custody may have ingested meth
• "To be, or not to be..."
• Granbury woman held in slaying of husband's mistress in Missouri
• Replacement of Fort Worth's West Seventh Street bridge starts soon
• Lifestyle is top reason people live in downtown Fort Worth, survey shows
• Perry vows to fight on in S.C.
• Euless homes getting makeover courtesy of 'Curb Appeal'
• Fellow cattle exhibitors create a Stock Show memory for ailing Bonham woman
• Four elected officials will participate in fundraiser for Birdville Education Foundation
• Americans urged to take a 'day on, not a day off' on King holiday
• Victim of shooting at Fort Worth bar identified
• Granbury woman accused of fatally shooting husband's mistress
• Driver killed in stopped car on Interstate 20 in Arlington
• This retiree could shake up the fall election
• Conservative leaders meeting in Texas back Santorum
• Crowley High senior hoping hard work with steer pays off
• Unusually nice weather draws crowd for Stock Show parade
• Tarrant bridges: How long will they hold up?
• Police seek burglary suspects who pose as Fort Worth city workers
• Ex-Arlington mayor's book is a tale of broken barriers
• Voice carries Colleyville teen to Carnegie Hall
• Widening of Rufe Snow Drive nearly complete in Keller
• Clinton backers want her to seek the presidency
• Texas Camerata offers Baroque Bohemian adventure at Fort Worth museum
• Theatre Arlington's 'Noises Off' will leave you in stitches
• Man held in fatal shooting at bar in south Fort Worth
• Court clears immediate enforcement of abortion law
• Newborn lambs steal the show in Children's Barnyard
• DFW pastor and wife spend day in bed atop church to talk about sex
• Opinions on merger for American are mixed
• Texas health insurance rebates are on the line
• Teacher Retirement System of Texas using new law to withhold information
• Haltom City will give you the power to decorate water tower
• Closing arguments to begin Tuesday in Rockwell capital murder trial
• Fatal argument began with a 'shhhh,' Fort Worth police say
• Duo stage crock-a-thon in preparation for slow-cooker cookbook
• Hillwood announces partner for Denton County development
• Couple's donation aids Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Man in Grand Prairie accused of murder-for-hire scheme
• This weekend view iconic Fort Worth in black and white
• Fort Worth sees 12 percent jump in November sales tax receipts
• Closing arguments to begin Tuesday in Rockwell trial
• Man captured on video attacking Haltom City resident is arrested
• Novartis layoffs won't hit Fort Worth's Alcon Labs, company says
• Fort Worth Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition finds premier sponsor
• Texas mom sentenced to 45 years for killing son, 6
• Arrest affidavit: Being told to shush led to Fort Worth woman's killing
• Fort Worth Campus Helps Bring Joy to Local Children Through Cowboy Santas Toy Donation
• Stock Show schedule, Jan. 13-15
• Sunny skies are a welcome sight at Fort Worth Stock Show
• Pension agency's chief warns American not to kill pensions as part of bankruptcy
• American Airlines, in bankruptcy, starting to attract outside money
• Wal-Mart tweaks proposed Fort Worth Neighborhood Market, in vain
• Ex-con tells Fort Worth jury of walking into aftermath of robbery at gas station
• 2 Burleson men killed, apparently in murder-suicide
• Teen driver saved from wrecked car in Euless
• Arlington firm L-3 Link to join bid to create Air Force trainer
• New Billy Miner's is planned for Fort Worth's north side
• Jets to replace turboprops for all American Eagle flights out of DFW Airport
• Fort Worth police investigate what appears to be a murder-suicide
• Report: Billy Miner's making a comeback?
• Good Samaritans pulled man from fiery one-car crash in Bedford
• Police release descriptions of burglary suspects posing as city workers
• Fort Worth trustees choose lone finalist for superintendent
• Dog dragged alongside car in stable condition
• Texas ranchers worry as Round Two of drought looms
• Thousands in Dallas area lose electricity
• 3 miniature horses fatally stabbed in Dallas
• Teen hit by vehicle near east Fort Worth school
• Police investigating death of Fort Worth toddler
• Woman accused of killing husband may have sedated him
• Dr Pepper deal leaves small-town Dublin with a bitter taste
• Defendant's DNA was found on sweatshirt recovered after deadly robbery
• Same man may have held up 5 banks in Tarrant County
• Camera captures homeowner-burglar faceoff in Haltom City
• Business briefs: American cutting flights from DFW
• Lyle Lovett among inductees into Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame
• MetLife to lay off more than 800 in Irving
• Gunbattle breaks out in Fort Worth robbery attempt, police say
• Brownstone Spring Fashion Show to benefit The Hope Center for Autism
• Flower Mound woman may have sedated husband before killing him, affidavit says
• Tree still up? Recycle your live Christmas tree
• Haltom City homeowner attacked trying to halt vehicle break-in
• MetLife to lay off more than 800 in Irving
• Authorities believe one man responsible for up to five bank robberies
• Council, Plan Commission to hold hearings on updated Comprehensive Plan
• 2012 Forecast? Awesome
• Death Lives On
• Buzzing Slumberbuzz
• Volcanos: No Carpet
• Gallery
• Iron Lady: Tory Details
• Oh, the Carnage!
• Has Rick’s Run Become Roadkill?
• La Familia Under Fire
• Back to the Pasta
• ’Cue Up Soda Springs
• Something On
• Fort Worth City Council briefs: Dredging part of Lake Worth is approved
• Fort Worth settles whistle-blower lawsuit filed by fired worker
• Mistrial declared in Fort Worth deputy marshals' antler-theft case
• UTA researchers help scientists figure out where in space to search for new life
• Developers sought for Trinity Uptown site in Fort Worth
• Federal court reminds Oklahoma it can't discriminate against Muslims
• 'Desperate' bank robber is given 8 years' probation
• Officials: Keller middle school teacher acknowledged having sex with student
• Union Gospel officials saddened by woman's slaying
• Supreme Court limits prisoners' lawsuits
• Federal mediator to meet this week with American, major unions
• Albertsons to close stores in Benbrook and Frisco
• UTA researchers help hunt for life far from Earth
• Federal mediator to meet this week with American, major unions
• Mistrial declared in case of former Fort Worth deputy marshals accused of taking deer antlers from man
• Former Bedford grocery stocker gets probation for bank robbery
• Fort Worth’s utility bill payment system getting upgrades
• Suspect held in shooting death of Fort Worth woman in her home
• Dallas-Fort Worth's first rainfall of 2012 a real soaker
• Fort Worth man dies in operating room after being shot in arm
• Supreme Court struggles over Texas redistricting maps
• Benjamin Siu, doctor at Cook Children's Medical Center, dies at 51
• Judge scales back gag order on media coverage of capital murder trial
• Grand jury declines to indict subjects of Grapevine-Colleyville schools inquiry
• Health Science Center closed for MLK Day
• Ex-Keller teacher faces charges under new state law
• Woman held in husband's 2011 killing in Keller
• American Airlines seeks approval to hire advisers
• Closed caption display bars added to pre-council, council chambers
• Rain forecast for DFW through tomorrow morning
• Texas redistricting case hits U.S. Supreme Court today
• School bus accident reported in Arlington
• 2 groups oppose Walmart market plan in Fort Worth
• Actress Glenn Close attends private screening of new film in Fort Worth
• Public bus service keeps rural and urban Johnson County connected
• Weatherford school district's Bring Your Own Technology initiative getting positive results
• Architect at home after double-lung transplant
• Arlington considering uses for surplus
• Fort Worth woman, 39, found shot to death at her home
• Woman found fatally shot in bedroom of her Fort Worth home
• Ryan Place's new roundabouts improve safety by curbing speed
• Rainy start to week expected in North Texas
• Texas' debate over arson science is reignited
• Evangelicals turning from Perry to Paul
• When a Texas small-claims-court request gets big, it ends
• Huge holiday play returns to Fort Worth church for 36th year
• Gas dollars double gifts to UTA endowment fund
• Fort Worth man arrested in dog-dragging incident
• Evangelicals turning from Perry to Paul
• Paul expects to get boost from New Hampshire voters
• La Superior stores in Fort Worth thriving in crowded field of Hispanic grocers
• Fort Worth man accused of dragging leashed dog as he drove
• Keller man drowns after falling into swimming pool
• Bans on plastic bags haven't caught on in DFW
• Judge restricts reporting on capital murder trial in Fort Worth
• Robbers expected bigger payday, witness testifies in capital murder trial
• DFW outlet center project lands a prize tenant
• J. T. Grant To Conduct 'Artist's Eye' Gallery Talk
• Big change starts today in Airport Freeway traffic flow in Bedford
• Dallas teen deported to Colombia is reunited with family
• New Texas law creates rush for meningitis vaccine
• Sex offender sentenced to life without parole
• Haltom City man dies after train hits his SUV
• Fort Worth students speak out for reassigned principal
• Perry hopes to rebound in two debates
• Commercial Metals, an Icahn takeover target, reports soaring profits
• Gasoline prices spike in DFW amid Mideast tensions
• Effort to restore former Star-Telegram building is under way
• DFW home starts rose last year but were down 7 percent from 2010
• Japanese company buys stake in Hunt Oil's Eagle Ford shale holdings
• Texas drilling rigs up; Barnett Shale down
• Sex offender from Fort Worth gets life for molesting young sisters
• New Texas law creates rush for meningitis vaccine
• Bone up on LinkedIn skills at BAC courses
• One reported dead in train collision with SUV in Haltom City
• Cotton Bowl schools team up at Mission Arlington
• Taller railings at Rangers Ballpark to be in place by Opening Day
• New center field takes shape at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
• Conservatives pushing for unity behind single GOP candidate
• Porsche wreck kills Southlake attorney, two passengers
• Minor earthquake reported in Dallas
• Gas prices in DFW spiking
• Death threats to Hispanics sound the depths of hatred and ignorance
• DFW Airport board OKs giving priority to natural gas taxis
• Fort Worth printer's creditors seek Chapter 7 liquidation
• Average DFW rent posts biggest annual jump on record
• Holiday discounts crimp retailers' profits
• Fort Worth-based Union Drilling to toughen drug testing of rig workers
• Cotton Bowl schools work together at Mission Arlington
• 27th annual MLK celebration is Jan. 13 at City Hall
• Fort Worth trustees begin interviewing superintentent candidates
• Teen admits hitting stranger who fell and died in Fort Worth
• Third body pulled from Irving canal
• Amtrak anniversary exhibit coming soon to a station near you
• Art gala to benefit community kids was a huge success
• Dallas man dies after stabbing at birthday party
• In an about-face, Rick Perry keeps presidential bid alive
• Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce overstates its influence
• For Chesapeake, weak gas prices could further quiet Barnett Shale activity
• 6 are eyed for Fort Worth school superintendent post
• Dallas-Fort Worth charities wrap up busy year
• Video shows gruesome slaying at Fort Worth store
• Five 'Scarecrow Bandits' win appeals
• For Tarrant cities, it's time to go with the code
• Virgin America could base new plane at DFW
• AMR to pay $10.2 million to keep 19 regional jets
• Explore Cliff Nelson Park's indoor features
• Auburn student dies after one-car crash
• Dunbar Drumbeat
• Blonde Ambition
• As Long as the Grass Should Grow
• Upward to The Cellar
• States of Grace
• Fearful Wonders
• Gallery
• Sex, Shame, and Tears
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: When You're Smiley...
• A Tale of Two Rail Systems
• Nice to Eat You
• Haute Cuisine Worthy of Haute Prices
• Fort Worth’s Rock Roots
• War Photographers
• Shooting victim: 'I'm bleeding to death'
• Perry returning to Texas to reassess campaign
• Keller council approves alcohol sales at sports complex
• Space heaters for dogs blamed for house fire near Cultural District
• Rail advocates want to get Fort Worth-to-Kansas City service back on track
• Owner of LaGrave Field files for bankruptcy protection
• Arlington to test use of 65-gallon wheeled carts in recycling
• Foreign firms buy stakes in U.S. shale fields
• Missouri bank takes ownership of Eastern Star Home site
• DFW Airport policy would favor CNG-fueled taxis
• Teen arrested after carjacking at Fort Worth church
• Man slain in Fort Worth had entered wrong home
• 1950s doo-wop singer Fred Milano dies at 72
• Missouri bank takes ownership of property south of Cowboys Stadium
• Teen arrested in carjacking at Fort Worth church
• Fort Worth man shot trying to enter wrong home, police say
• Space heater in doghouse ignites residential fire in Fort Worth
• Officials explore passenger rail expansion in Fort Worth, Midwest
• Second PetSmart adoption center, in north Fort Worth, boosts placements
• It should be sunny and warmer in DFW this week, weather forecasters say
• Cuts bring DFW school administrators back to the classroom
• Dunbar High principal is permanently reassigned
• Former Arlington city manager's evaluations reveals concerns
• From cowgirl to U.S. Supreme Court Justice
• Municipal projects in Hurst, Euless, Bedford are resounding success
• Northrop Grumman to lay off 210 in Fort Worth
• HIV criminal laws criticized as archaic, unfair
• Northrop Grumman announces 210 layoffs in Fort Worth
• Dunbar High School principal to be reassigned by Fort Worth district
• Be part of the Great Backyard Bird Count
• Report: Paperwork filed in Texas for Donald Trump third-party run for president
• Fort Worth bishop to play part in Vatican plan for Anglicans
• Arlington man arrested in baby girl's death
• Longtime Ron Paul backer heads GOP in Tarrant
• Salad bars are a hit at Hurst-Euless-Bedford elementary schools
• Fort Worth boy is Tarrant's first baby of 2012
• Arlington council to consider 5-story apartment development
• UTA, Fort Worth researchers developing sleep apnea tester
• Shlachter & Co.: Skimpy outfits don't work at coffee shop
• Real Estate: Village Homes begins building Cultural District town homes
• Robbery suspect slashes deputy in Fort Worth
• What's closed, open for New Year's
• Though both conservative Republicans, Texans Paul and Perry differ sharply
• Watchdog lessons of 2011
• Change in Texas' Medicaid policy may affect some patients' co-pays
• Trial to begin for accused triggerman in Fort Worth convenience store killings
• Texas still top state for the death penalty
• A Wish With Wings: For Dylan, a like-new home for the new year
• Man with explosives detained at Texas airport
• PerryScope
• Rise in drilling in DFW's Barnett Shale unlikely in 2012 as natural gas prices remain low
• Deputy with slashed throat shoots suspect after credit union robbery
• Two die in wreck in Burleson
• For 66 straight years, flowers remind Fort Worth veteran of friendship he formed in Hawaii during World War II
• Home-warranty companies top consumer complaint list again
• Relatives of Grapevine slaying victims remember the good times
• Man killed by police shot at wife's car before firing at Fort Worth police cruiser
• 2012 forecast as home buyer's market again
• Year in review: 2011 DFW newsmakers
• 365 bottles of beer on the blog of a Fort Worth fan
• Two more charged in Mansfield squatter case
• Blaze damages Euless townhomes
• College students can learn about God, service at Fort Worth conference
• Church to host candlelight memorial for Parker County teens
• Slaying of Arlington pastor tops local religion stories of 2011
• Federal court orders EPA to delay cross-state pollution rule
• U.S., Texas, Barnett Shale rig counts down
• AMR, MetroPCS among major movers
• Arlington to install city's first yellow-arrow left-turn signals
• For 66 straight years, flowers remind Fort Worth man of friendship he formed in Hawaii
• Federal court orders EPA to delay cross-state pollution rules
• Drunk? Drive? Consider your good name
• Vast majority of Tarrant County residents comply with water restrictions
• Parker County wreck kills 2 teens
• Relative says he has 'no hate' for gunman in Grapevine massacre
• American Airlines was preparing for bankruptcy weeks before filing
• Room with a View?
• Singer Kelly Clarkson upsets some fans with tweet in support of Ron Paul
• Texas avoids list of Sears closings
• Texas Court of Criminal Appeals judge to refile campaign finance reports
• Widow gets Mansfield house back from squatters
• American Airlines gave some top industry execs their start in 1980s
• Christmas Day massacre victims in Grapevine buried today
• Feral cat meetings set Jan. 12, 19
• New Year's DWI offenders will land on Tarrant DA's website
• Fatal wreck closes southbound I-35W near 28th in Fort Worth
• Mourners gather to honor Grapevine shooting victims
• Two teens die in fiery wreck in northeast Parker County
• Fort Worth woman alone at home kills intruder
• Boy who survived recalls fatal Mexico bus attack
• Texas' 2012 job forecast: A lot like 2011
• After Hours 'With The Victor Cager Quartet'
• Late firefighter's mom to Hamilton: Keep tossing balls to fans
• Candidate filings for Tarrant, state primary races are over - for now
• Mansfield squatter suspects keep it all in the family
• UT Arlington website offers info on nursing
• Oil deal with Kurds fuels political tensions in Iraq
• Dickey's winners will get their fill of barbecue
• Wild skunk tests positive for rabies in west Fort Worth
• Police say gunman in Christmas shootings planted gun on victim
• New CNN poll has Santorum jumping ahead of Perry in Iowa
• KKR partners with Quicksilver Resources in Canadian venture
• Motorist killed in one-vehicle wreck on Loop 820 in Hurst
• Pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle on South Freeway in Fort Worth
• Economic development deals net 3,500 jobs, $586 million in investment
• Happy New Year
• Upward to Madràs
• Shocking Apparel
• Louie Lou-way
• Top Local Shows of ’11
• Not Optional
• Top 10 Movies of 2011
• From His Brain to Your Ear
• Increasingly in Tarrant County, victims' family and friends are in line of fire
• Grapevine gunman is described as protective, conservative
• Cool Old School Pizza
• Toast Points: Eat Early, Healthy, and Away
• McAn’s Implied Landscapes
• New Year’s Roundup
• Driver of maroon Ford Explorer sought in fatal hit-and-run in Lake Worth
• Leniency is sought for jailed father of 2 Cleburne kids who survived Mexico attack
• Study: Tax breaks will have $1.2 bil impact in Tarrant County
• Lewisville man injured in police chase
• Dallas officer shoots, kills, passenger in car
• Wife of former Dallas pastor Walker Railey dies nearly 25 years after being attacked
• As part of DFW Connector project, 2 bridges over Texas 114 to go one-way
• Ex-Arlington officer gets 4 years in prison for violating probation
• Catherine De' Medici - A Free 'Art In Context' Lecture
• Dallas-Fort Worth home prices fall 0.6 percent in October
• Dance through the New Year
• Acquitted pastor's ex-wife dies years after attack
• Family seeks to free from prison father of Cleburne children who survived Mexico bus attack
• Ex-Arlington police officer convicted in child fondling case gets four years for probation violation
• DFW home prices fall again in October
• Couple in deadly Grapevine shooting had recently split
• New homeowner association laws in Texas designed to curb abuses
• Suspect smashes stolen car into tree in Trophy Club
• Two die in Arlington when driver has heart attack
• Latina's promotion to lieutenant makes Fort Worth police history
• New Year's Eve at Stage West Theatre
• Citizen Forester classes kick off Jan. 13
• Arlington finishing traffic-calming project on street
• Dubious statements about Fort Worth retirees
• Flight attendants' unions reach deal on seniority in Southwest-AirTran merger
• Cleburne boy, 10, saw his mom and sister fatally shot on bus in Mexico
• Off-duty Fort Worth police officer accused of DUI
• Suspect in Grapevine killings was dressed as Santa Claus, police say
• Build a squirrel box at River Legacy Parks
• 2 Arlington residents die from injuries in one-vehicle wreck
• Cliburn Foundation appears to regain footing
• Annual Winter Walk in Mansfield January 28, 2012
• Fort Worth police kill man who wouldn't lower gun
• Play 'Ann' portrays former Texas governor Richards
• Apparent murder-suicide leaves 7 dead in Grapevine
• Salvation Army serves Christmas dinner in Fort Worth
• Declining property values force scaling back of North Richland Hills Boulevard 26 project
• Texans in U.S. House face uncertainty about their districts
• Shlachter & Co.: Economy hasn't slowed UTA's School of Nursing
• Incandescent light bulbs get a reprieve
• New Texas law gives counties option of e-mailing tax bills
• Seven found dead inside Grapevine apartment
• Three soldiers injured in Iraq are reunited at Texas' Fort Hood
• Relatives struggle to bring children who survived shooting home
• American Airlines workers: Don't blame us for bankruptcy
• Texas' voter ID law may not be implemented in time for 2012 primaries
• Cherished memories of a father's perfect gift
• For Christians, a special day means a celebration of hope
• The Watchdog: Water meter reading turns into flood of errors
• Goodfellow Fund serves record number of children
• VA's message system improves patient-physician relationship
• Missing man, 79, is found in Fort Worth
• Family reunion makes a wonderful Christmas gift
• Eight cities take part in wellness program
• Soggy last-minute Christmas shopping forecast for North Texans
• Fort Worth boy, home alone, forced into closet as robbers steal Christmas gifts
• Salvation Army will serve Christmas dinner
• Fort Worth woman thanks those who tried to save her son
• 3 Cleburne, Texas, residents killed in attack on Mexican buses
• In Texas, a miniature horse with a prosthesis inspires children to persevere
• Five questions for the Texas economy in 2012
• Feds untangle $20 million scheme in DFW against telecom companies
• Texas surplus agency makes it easy to shop for that hard-to-buy-for person
• Father of Tim Cole, a wrongly convicted Texas man who was exonerated after dying in prison, wants half of state's payout
• Students from decades past return to Arlington High to honor, play for orchestra director
• Court: New Texas districts may be discriminatory
• SC voter ID law rejected by Justice Department
• Barnett Shale adds 8 rigs for week
• GM to close Arlington plant during next December
• Retired professor at Fort Worth seminary brings religion to life as tour guide
• Arlington Fire Department will try SUV-response plan in a second area of the city
• High demand has Arlington job-transit service running on fumes
• The Lake Worth fish tales just keep getting younger and younger
• Two accused of luring robbery victims with fake iPad ad on Craigslist
• Mayor's Message: Take time for family, friends during holidays
• Estranged dad of exonerated Texas inmate seeks pay
• American is allowed to buy 32 planes, reject leases
• Hurst couple located after Silver Alert issued
• SPCA finds 4 horses dead in Dallas; saves 7 emaciated horses
• Crime victims group gives Fort Worth family reason to celebrate
• Fort Worth court finds creative ways for homeless to work off their fines
• Robert Sanders, pastor at Pleasant Mount Gilead Baptist Church in Fort Worth for 47 years, dies at 81
• After 50 years of gold and white, downtown Fort Worth shimmers in a new light
• Guard accused of sexually abusing inmate in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth, Keller districts join suit over school funding
• Arlington authorities euthanize 2 dogs that attacked 5 children
• Chisholm Trail Parkway construction prompts road closures near I-30
• Most city offices closed Monday, Dec. 26
• Heat, drought, chills and fires: A year of Texas weather
• Snow is barely in Christmas Eve forecast
• Rangers investigating Palo Pinto sheriff's fatal shooting of suspect
• Fort Worth Cats sold, will play in 2012
• Rivals are targeting American at DFW
• THE PLAZA HEALTH SERVICES AT THE STAYTON NAMES MELISSA HEISS HEALTH SERVICES SALES COUNSELOR
• RESIDENTS OF THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY GET INTO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT AT FESTIVE DINNER PARTY
• Texas is tops in population growth
• Court says Texas rules defining beer violate First Amendment
• Enthusiasts try to keep model planes aloft
• DFW authorities warn about door-to-door scams
• Finalists named for chamber small-business awards
• Construction begins on addition to Museum Place
• Snow could complicate Christmas Eve travel
• Texans gear up for busy holiday travel period
• Tollway authority will pay legal fees for board member in federal investigation
• Manslaughter? Aggravated assault? DWI? Give that man a state license
• City helps U.S. Customs donations find their way to First Street Methodist Mission
• 2 found slain in Dallas-area house
• Shooting death of suspect in Palo Pinto County investigated
• Pedestrian hit and killed while crossing Rufe Snow in North Richland Hills identified
• Gas prices drop as North Texans hit the road for Christmas
• Graduates receive charge to deny self, share the Gospel, glorify Christ
• Gas And Beer
• Young Santa Claus
• Breaking Badcreek
• Seeking Shelter
• Tommy’s: Nobody’s Fool
• Top Local Albums, EPs of ’11
• Suicide Pact
• Robert McAn’s “Blazing”
• Dragon Tattoo Redo
• We Bought a Zoo: Animal House
• Two by Spielberg
• Pinched by the Principal
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• Bless This Lasagna
• Big Brass Ones
• Affidavit: Suspect showed remorse hours after deadly Arlington rampage
• Work on Fort Worth toll road is under way -- finally
• Wounded Warrior Project helps veterans relearn how to win
• Mansfield couple dies in crash in New Mexico blizzard
• Alabama woman jailed in killing of Bedford teen near Austin
• Foreign orders for F-35 boost Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth
• LaGrave Field, land posted for foreclosure
• Chesapeake Energy relocates prairie dogs at planned drilling site
• Wednesday event to mark National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day in Tarrant
• Affidavit: Arlington driver appeared remorseful hours after deadly rampage
• Two Mansfield residents die in New Mexico accident blamed on blizzard
• Student pilot killed in plane crash near Denton airport
• LaGrave Field, land posted for foreclosure
• Dale Hansen talks about reaction to his revelation that he was molested
• Soul-soothing food and Christmas night jam with Dave Millsap
• Weatherford man killed in single-vehicle wreck early Sunday morning
• Groundbreakings celebrate long-awaited Chisholm Trail Parkway project
• Alabama woman held in November death of Bedford woman
• Chisholm Trail Parkway project officially under way
• Suspected burglar shot in Weatherford home
• Instructor dead in plane crash near Denton airport
• North Tarrant Express project forces businesses to make room for freeway
• Alcon to move about 400 workers to ex-hotel site in Fort Worth
• A really big catfish is lurking in Lake Worth
• Police dispatcher fired after Arlington officer's killing can return to job
• New Grapevine trainmaster Percifield determined to fix beloved engine
• Japan to buy 42 F-35 joint strike fighters
• High-profile figures file to run for House, Senate, other Texas offices
• Oregon officials shut down Arlington-based company
• Johnson County seeks help finding man who stabbed another over a Jeep
• Dalworthington Gardens lights display is one to remember
• Lake Worth pair lands record 72-pound blue catfish
• Rain, possibly damaging winds expected tonight in DFW
• City Place begins work on retail space, outdoor plaza in downtown Fort Worth
• Texas Ballet Theater Nutcracker brings elegance right on cue
• Gunman held after threatening Fort Worth officers, police say
• WFAA's Dale Hansen reveals that he was molested as a child
• Hundreds of Keller students dance to raise awareness of bullying
• Fort Worth women work to end inmates' cycle of crime, violence
• Details emerge on accusations against Dunbar High School principal
• Questions raised about charity linked to North Texas video sweepstakes company
• Report raises concerns about asbestos at 2007 Fort Worth demolition
• Shlachter & Co.: Lockheed hoping for good news from Japan on F-35 purchase
• A good student will have Christmas gifts thanks to Goodfellow Fund
• Change in ownership may save dilapidated north Arlington apartments
• Fort Worth transportation district gets eight snowplow attachments for dump trucks
• Former president of Czechoslovakia Vaclav Havel dies at 75
• Test version of Boeing 787 will visit Fort Worth paint shop today
• Real Estate: UNT professor to be keynote speaker for 2012 Tarrant County Commercial Real Estate Forecast
• Driver hurt when Amtrak train slams into box truck
• Southlake Carroll wins record-tying eighth state title
• Aledo wins third straight title as Gray breaks touchdown record
• Critics call video sweepstakes a bad bet
• Runaway cart at Cowboys Stadium plows into winning head coach, others
• A century of caring for Fort Worth's poor
• Even in a tough economy, Tarrant County has millions for construction
• Tarrant Republicans choose conservative activist as party chairwoman
• Family to accept UT Arlington degree on behalf of slain Marine
• Cyclist from Euless killed during training ride in North Carolina
• Texas town fears the worst if post office closes
• Police arrest three more squatters in Mansfield
• Firefighters spend all day battling Keller house fire
• Chesapeake Energy steps up with needed gift for charity
• Texas' longest-serving inmate to be released
• Suspect shot in store robbery arrested in connection with other crimes
• It's NOTcracker but is delightful
• House burns throughout the day in Keller
• American's route to bankruptcy
• Dog charging Fort Worth officer shot and killed
• Stars Elite Host Tier I Youth Hockey Event This Weekend
• Three arrested in connection with Mansfield squatting case
• Couple couldn't go to Tarleton to graduate, so Tarleton came to them
• Squatters targeted Arlington home while owner was getting cancer treatment
• Park contact information for Tarrant County parks
• DFW briefs: Man robs Colleyville bank, leaves in white SUV
• Perry drawing state retirement plus salary
• Motorcycle clubs' use of road guards may be endangering lives
• New CEO taking helm as Range continues push into Marcellus
• Delta adding 6 daily nonstops between DFW Airport and New York LaGuardia
• Dallas man gets 55 years for 8th DWI conviction
• Five plead guilty in home healthcare scheme
• Humane Society of North Texas gets custody of 142 dogs, other animals seized in Denton
• Texas added 20,800 jobs in November
• U.S., Texas rig counts up; Barnett Shale unchanged
• Fort Worth synagogue to share Hanukkah celebration with community
• Dozens of seized small dogs waiting for homes at Humane Society of North Texas
• Colleyville police searching for bank robber
• County judge bikes the bricks for United Way challenge
• Woman arrested in fatal wreck in downtown Fort Worth
• Fort Worth won't pay for damage caused by acts of God
• Teen fatally shot after Arlington crash loved to help others
• Parker County teen charged in death of Cleburne boy at juvenile facility
• AMR downsizing begins with American Eagle layoff notices
• Storybook Program For Preschoolers
• For Fort Worth family, entrepreneurship is in the blood
• Glenn Beck to set up TV studio in Las Colinas
• Keller Harvel Elementary leaders placed on leave
• Business and government leaders discuss future of Fort Worth's infrastructure
• Good Samaritan 'got his life taken' after crash in Arlington, sister says
• Barton plans to re-introduce anti-BCS bill
• Container Store gets former Borders store in Fort Worth
• Strong sales lift Pier 1 Imports profit to $23 million
• No Christmas spirit? Maybe this will help
• Business briefs: Trucking company Central Freight Lines to move jobs to Fort Worth
• Give freely to everyone with Feed it Forward 2011
• Rush Creek flood mitigation proposals benefit three existing parks
• Glenn Beck to set up TV studio in Las Colinas
• Man dies in wreck at Fort Worth intersection
• Suspects posing as city workers preying on elderly
• 'Ranting and raving' driver blamed in 2 Arlington deaths
• Poolville man gets life after sixth DWI conviction
• DFW sidewalks at center of legal dispute over disabled access
• Pier 1 says 'robust' sales drive third-quarter profit increase
• If American Airlines unions objected to executive pay before, just wait
• Tarrant County College to investigate dispute over professor's lecture on Islam
• Former RadioShack worker pleads guilty to using customer's info for identity theft
• Former TCU football player is ruled competent to stand trial in fraud case
• Fort Worth parks board votes to close Z Boaz Golf Course
• Lockheed wins contract to build F-16s for Oman
• 'Ranting' driver causes fatal wreck, shoots bystander, Arlington police say
• Christmas for the prince and princess
• Dallas police officer on the run after domestic assault
• Fort Worth officers shoot at robbery suspect leaving store
• Cracking the Code
• All That Is Beautiful
• Form, Function, Neighborhood
• Big Ol’ Diamond Jim’s
• Top 10 Local Songs of ’11
• Hail Perry Full of …
• Gallery
• Young Adult: Gary Unmarried
• Going Holmes Again
• In the Lane
• Holiday Pantry Helps
• On Foot for Food
• The Twenty-Nine Bombs
• Port of Entry
• Two Mansfield squatters evicted, jailed on burglary charges
• More problems with F-35 joint strike fighter are revealed
• Unregulated Texas colleges stir fears of diploma mills
• Ponder father held in abuse of infant son
• Fort Worth council approves Bell tax break
• Wet day in store for Dallas-Fort Worth region
• Drake will perform at UTA in March, but just for students and staff
• Ex-Boswell teacher indicted over texts
• Parolee is indicted in Fort Worth man's fatal stabbing
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film 'The Dutch Masters: Rembrandt'
• In Austin, attorney general defends Voting Rights Act
• Animal carcass dumping being investigated in Johnson County
• Five dead, 122 wounded in grenade and rifle attack in Belgium
• U.S. attorney general in Austin to defend Voting Rights Act
• Comment on proposed expansion of I-35W
• Watering restrictions still in place
• Deer, pig carcasses being dumped in Johnson County
• Texas mandates disclosure of chemicals in well fracturing
• UTA physicists join in celebration of scientific breakthrough
• Fire call prompts evacuation at Oliver's in downtown Fort Worth
• Range Resources promotes three top executives
• Southwestern releases journal on atheology
• Distinguished professor emeritus Leon Marsh remembered for ‘selfless ministry’
• Mansfield firefighters pull together to support injured colleague
• TCC professor's lecture on Islam stirs controversy
• Liquor store that sold alcohol to teen who died in fire will close
• Teens praised for putting baby's safety ahead of own interests
• Southwest orders 150 new, fuel-efficient Boeing 737s
• Internal Pentagon report finds major problems with F-35
• Grand Prairie family enjoying every minute with daughter with rare disorder
• New Fort Worth superintendent will face myriad challenges
• $1.6 billion surplus projected for Texas
• UNTHSC holiday closing schedule
• Tainted water pushes EPA to act on fracking
• Business briefs: 20% of DFW companies plan to hire in the first quarter
• Bachman goalie zen for the Stars
• Mayor's Message: Feed your Christmas spirit — give to Cowboy Santas
• BAC’s education arm earns partnership grant
• Hood County parents held after teens discover emaciated baby
• Ramp from Hulen to Westbound Vickery closed
• Professors present research on Dead Sea Scroll fragments at SBL
• Grapevine ceremony marks halfway point of DFW Connector project
• Marine Park swimming pool repairs under way
• Feral hogs escape into north Fort Worth neighborhoods
• Tax exemption request from refinery giant stirs debate
• Competition for pet medicines could drive up vet prices
• Rain, warmer temperatures on tap for North Texas
• Fort Worth man, 44, dies two days after house burns
• Arlington looks at removing streets from demolished neighborhood
• Girl's letter to Santa came with a simple request
• Much to crow about for Black Rooster
• Fort Worth residents escape house fire by jumping
• No one hurt in Fort Worth apartment fire
• Fort Worth man dies two days after house fire
• Dead birds found after Fort Worth police break up rooster fight
• Sanger man gets life for beating 3-year-old to death
• Man fatally shot outside north Arlington bar
• Jaded Iowans having a little fun with visiting candidates
• Nearly 6,000 expected to visit Santa at Mrs Baird's in Fort Worth this season
• Fort Worth suspect in jewel heist proclaims innocence
• Presidential candidates woo Perry's supporters in Texas
• Air Force Reserve cutting headquarters staff in Fort Worth
• Leader of criticized Arlington ad company vows to improve
• Texas attorney general plans to seek stay on filing period
• Tarrant GOP Chairwoman Stephanie Klick resigns, plans run for Texas House
• Man stung by Arlington police in attempt to sell stolen cellphone
• DFW's small businesses are seeing sales rebound
• Wal-Mart and Fort Worth neighborhood at odds over zoning
• Facebook posts lead to fight at Crowley school
• Texas redistricting is again in limbo
• Environmental Protection Agency adds Wise, Hood counties to DFW ozone-nonattainment area
• Southlake church building becomes giant screen for 3-D Christmas show
• Clouds are gathering over three important industries
• Texas school districts sue state, call funding system unconstitutional
• Euless man indicted in Texas child abuse case
• Fort Worth pub seeks to put profane posts in the past
• Mom and son to graduate from Texas Wesleyan in Class of 2011
• Weatherford car dealer Durant to sell auto group
• Raunchy Facebook posts lead to fight at Crowley school
• Supreme Court blocks use of court-drawn redistricting maps
• Walmart wants to open Neighborhood Market on Fort Worth's South Side
• Euless man linked to international child pornography ring
• EPA expanding DFW ozone non-attainment area
• Building that housed 'Jeterville' bar burns down
• This weekend watch something wise
• Learn how Chisholm Trail Parkway construction will affect I-30, downtown
• Victim identified in fatal shooting in southeast Fort Worth
• Forklift accident in Denton kills 1 worker
• Man dies in rollover wreck in Weatherford
• Occupy Fort Worth protester arrested a second time
• Fog advisory in effect for much of North Texas
• D Magazine celebrates the Ten Most Beautiful Women in Dallas
• Pentatonix members make triumphant return to Martin High
• Controversial 'Calvary Hill' Texas license plate is among 5 approved
• Huge Vietnamese Catholic church to be dedicated in Arlington
• Tarrant resident tired of signs cluttering the landscape
• Housing program helps Katrina evacuees get back on their feet in Fort Worth
• Grand jury doesn't indict Fort Worth officer who fatally shot woman
• Enterprise Fund grant to aid manufacturer's move to Fort Worth
• Occupy Fort Worth protester arrested for second time
• Arlington police chief will live-tweet DWI patrol shift
• 'Can-Orah' to observe Hanukkah, help needy
• Fort Worth charity's angels touch the lives of many kids
• Grand jury declines to indict Fort Worth police officer in woman's fatal shooting
• Thousands of kids in the dark during 'Nutcracker' performance
• Iraqi delegation studies city’s efforts to empower women
• Creative Kids Artshow Gala: where edgy art and social elites mingle
• Bank robbery suspect using BB gun arrested in Lewisville
• Multi-family housing ordinance provides another crime-fighting tool
• Suspected drunken driver smashes car into Lewisville home
• Space heater likely to blame for Fort Worth house fire
• Rain boosts DFW lakes, but they're far from full
• In a flash, Haltom City family's home blew up
• Occupy Fort Worth site is cleared out by police
• Earthquake felt in Johnson County
• Pair hospitalized after Fort Worth house fire
• Fort Worth school board president resigns unexpectedly
• Event to raise money for baseball safety
• Fort Worth father accused of breaking baby's arm now faces capital murder charge
• Man accused of DWI in forklift chase found incompetent to stand trial
• AMR stock has second day of heavy trading, big gains
• JetBlue Airways to start serving DFW Airport in May
• New kind of gas station in Arlington
• Unconfirmed reports of earthquake spread in Johnson County
• North Texas lakes get a boost from recent rains
• Fort Worth man accused of DWI in forklift declared incompetent
• Motorcyclist hurt after losing control of bike on icy patch near Crowley
• Fort Worth school board president resigns
• Haltom City family's dog found alive day after house explosion
• Man wearing half football cap robs Fort Worth store
• Give Saint Nick a hand: Donate to Cowboy Santas
• New Old Changes To Star-Telegram
• Traffic Trauma
• Angus Fairhurst this weekend at The Art Galleries at TCU
• TBT’s Nutcracker Arrives
• Killer or Filler?
• Stand by Zio Carlo?
• Exit 380 to Bugs’ Benefit
• Gallery
• Counting Down New Year’s Eve
• Ryan’s Hope
• Dirty Air through Rose-Colored Glasses
• Man sought by Bedford police in bank robbery
• Pho for You
• Barking Mad for Hot Dogs
• Worthy KAWS
• Firefighters battling blaze in Euless
• Fort Worth man, a Pearl Harbor survivor, recounts his role in a turning point in U.S. history
• Area briefs: Dallas man indicted in stabbing death of Arlington woman
• JetBlue to launch DFW service in May with Boston flights
• Fort Worth OKs rules to fight crime in apartment complexes
• Santa substitute donates earnings to charities
• Man kills estranged girlfriend and wounds her mother, Fort Worth police say
• Give Saint Nick a hand: Donate to Cowboy Santas
• New Book Celebrates Fort Worth’s Rock and Roll Roots
• Three American Airlines executives are departing
• High-risk trading takes AMR's stock for wild ride
• Gas leak causes explosion, fire in Haltom City house
• Report: Shale gas industry has profound economic impact in United States
• Southwest Airlines faces more serious challenges, CEO says
• Carl Icahn takes buyout offer for Irving's Commercial Metals to stockholders
• Arlington's first Christkindl Market heavy on authenticity, organizers say
• Fort Worth Community Credit Union robbed
• Report: Shale gas industry supports 600,000 jobs
• Suspect arrested in hit-and-run involving Weatherford school bus
• Arlington police officer shoots at threatening motorist
• NHL realigns teams and conferences
• UTA to match Moritz family $500,000 gift
• The Brother's Grimm with a modern twist
• 'Messiah' christens new chapel in historical fashion
• 3 found dead in Eagle Mountain Lake home
• Argument leads to fatal shooting at Fort Worth complex
• Texas lottery sales hit record
• Upper 20s in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• DFW briefs: Capital murder trial begins in 3-year-old's death
• One dead, two hurt in gunbattle on Amtrak train in Dallas
• Arlington GM plant eyed for another multimillion-dollar expansion
• Cold snap not an obstacle for Eugene McCray Cleanup Project
• Leaders of 12 Texas military bases form a united front
• Father of infant who died is arrested in July injury
• Contaminated soil being removed ahead of Trinity River Vision development
• Arlington GM plant eyed for multi-million dollar expansion
• Amtrak train shooting involved plainclothes narcotics officers, suspect
• Southwestern dedicates Riley Prayer tower
• Southwestern dedicates SBTC baptismal pool
• Southwestern dedicates Phillips Dead Sea Scrolls Library
• Southwestern dedicates Horner Lobby
• Southwestern dedicates Criswell Lobby
• Southwestern dedicates Lockman Foundation Lobby
• Southwestern dedicates Rogers Library
• Southwestern dedicates Wicker-Reed Lobby
• Southwestern dedicates Drumwright Hospitality Suite
• Southwestern dedicates Moore Orchestra Rehearsal Room
• Southwestern dedicates Jones Choir Rehearsal Room
• Southwestern dedicates Rick Warren Porte Cochère
• Southwestern dedicates Eaves Speaker's Room
• Southwestern dedicates Miller Prayer Room
• Southwestern dedicates O'Neal Prayer Gardens
• Southwestern dedicates new chapel organ
• Southwestern dedicates the Hale Auditorium
• Southwestern Seminary dedicates Hillcrest Foundation Family Room
• Southwestern Seminary dedicates Mabee Foundation platform
• Woman fatally shot in east Fort Worth
• Southwestern dedicates sound and media rooms
• Probation revoked for ex-Colleyville daycare worker accused of indecency
• Meacham onramp to northbound I-35W closed for construction
• Protect household pipes from freezing weather
• Sanger man faces capital murder trial in Bowie boy's death
• Man suspected of lifting items from stores in Grapevine with stolen ID
• Frontage roads get short shrift in North Tarrant Express project
• Arlington council expected to vote on revisions to gas drilling ordinance
• Tarrant juvenile justice officials wary about new combined state agency
• UT-Arlington multipurpose center to open in February
• Small donations add up to help Tarrant County children
• Fort Worth man hopes to land job wearing shirts
• Shlachter & Co.: Payless closing two Fort Worth stores
• Occupy Denton camp dismantled after protester's death
• Snow being forecast for areas northwest of Fort Worth
• Fewer Fort Worth, Arlington homeowners are in negative equity, report says
• 7 people taken to hospital after Fort Worth gas leak
• Occupy Denton protester found dead at camp on North Texas campus
• CareFlite helicopter clips Southlake street sign
• Cold, windy weather on tap for North Texas
• Driver killed in wreck with tanker truck in Fort Worth
• Some say the American Legislative Exchange Council influences legislation too much in Texas and U.S.
• Man dead at Occupy campsite on North Texas campus
• Fire sprinkler line rupture floods Southlake Town Hall
• American Airlines pensions a rich target in bankruptcy proceedings
• American Airlines' bankruptcy to have ripple effect on DFW
• Hunt for new Texas state park turns up hidden treasure in Palo Pinto Mountains
• Squatters claim more than $8 million worth of Tarrant County properties
• Bowie man gets quick help from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• When races heat up, Arlington Tea Party will hit the water
• Goodfellows helping Arlington couple with Christmas
• American pensions a rich target in bankruptcy proceedings
• How four other airlines have fared in and emerged from bankruptcy
• Theatre Arlington's 'Wonderful Life' isn't especially
• Timberview taking Mansfield football to new heights
• Loss of block scheduling doesn't sit well with DFW teachers
• Refugee women knit scarves as part of Catholic Charities project
• After losing job, mom needs Goodfellow Fund's help with Christmas
• In Fort Worth, Santa Claus can go to school but not to class
• 1 of 3 accused in Fort Worth kidnap-for-hire case gets probation
• Justice Department says it's not delaying Texas redistricting
• North Richland Hills man gets 180 days after indecent-exposure probation is revoked
• Bell lays off 45 buyers of copter parts, supplies
• Former top sheriff charged with drug, prostitution felonies
• Fitch Ratings lowers outlook on Dallas Fort Worth Airport bonds
• Timberview Wolves taking Mansfield school district football to new heights
• Southwestern Seminary opens new 3,500-seat chapel, performing arts center
• Mayor's Message: Global partnerships lead to energy innovation and business opportunity
• Despite foul forecast Arlington Christmas parade to go on
• Worker electrocuted while hanging lights in Grand Prairie
• Bah, humbug! Fort Worth schools ban Santa, gifts in classroom
• Creditors line up to get what American Airlines owes them
• Business head offers sensible stance on immigration
• Fort Worth seminary opens 3,500-seat concert hall
• Tarrant seeks help ID'ing human bones found near Lakeside
• Goodfellows program brightens Fort Worth family's holidays
• AIDS health clinic to open in Outreach Center in Fort Worth
• It's easy to stop illegal charges on your phone bill
• Toast of the Town turns 31 and celebrates with Broadway's Teri Bibb
• Your sources for weather closing information
• Decision delayed on endangered species status for West Texas lizard
• Lawsuit says Albuquerque schools arresting young students
• Barton's Arlington home is no longer in his congressional district
• Wintry weather, hard freeze on the way to DFW
• Wintry weather, hard freeze on the way for North Texas
• Some parents call Fort Worth district's holiday party policy 'absurd'
• Council to consider Crime-Free Multi-Housing Ordinance Tuesday
• Kidnap-for-hire suspect pleads guilty in Fort Worth
• J.C. Penney says late Black Friday start affected sales
• Fort Worth man dies of injuries suffered in Arlington crash
• Corinth man killed in motorcycle wreck in Denton
• Body found inside Arlington home likely a homicide victim, police say
• Arlington mom charged with murder in wrong-way death
• Dez Bryant reaches settlement on unpaid $600,000 tab
• Fort Worth hospital halts kidney transplants
• Former Mexican president encourages DFW youths
• New taxiway at Arlington airport expected to create development
• Missing Haltom City man found dead in creek bed
• Man found fatally shot in southeast Fort Worth
• Fort Worth father gets life in prison for nearly starving infant boy
• Fort Worth infant's death is ruled a homicide
• Saginaw mom of 5 on straight and narrow after a stint in jail
• Fort Worth firm AVX Aircraft joins bid for Navy contract
• AMR needs to make bold moves to survive bankruptcy, analysts say
• Ex-AMR CEO Arpey receives no severance pay
• The ER at Alliance opens to serve a fast-growing suburban market
• Railroads haven't reached deal with two unions
• Ex-Colorado sheriff accused of offering meth for sex
• Two more juveniles held in DART train fatality
• Irving man dies after hitting tractor-trailer on I-20 in Palo Pinto County
• Former Mexican President Vicente Fox inspires local youth to become leaders
• Fort Worth man gets life sentence for nearly starving to death infant son
• J.D. Granger A Tease?
• Another Fifth of Christmas
• Cleanup on Aisle 11
• Notice: Public Beware
• To The Moon … Again
• Zim: Still Anti-Ridglea Theater
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• Hugo, Marilyn: Blasts From the Past
• Down the Pipe
• Café Medi Sparkles
• Days of Wine and Lampshades
• Space is the Place
• Today is deadline for taxpayers who use installments
• Speedway charity delivers early gifts to children
• Man gets 20 years in prison in sex assault of girl, 13
• Millsap teen critically injured while trying to restart bonfire
• Suspect in 3 Fort Worth robberies is arrested after wreck
• Azle man accused of beating wife, shaving her head
• DNA lab on local news today for identification of Gacy victim
• 'After Hours At The Kimbell' With The Tom Reynolds Trio
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY HONORS LOCAL VETERANS
• Odds are good that drought will persist into second year
• Fort Worth students speak out on what they want from a superintendent
• Retired Arlington firefighter is called to return -- as chaplain
• Single mom who lost home, job and car hopes for help from Goodfellows
• Abbott asks U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on congressional redistricting map
• Perry gets voting age and Election Day wrong
• Missing Little Elm boy found safe in Denton
• Azle man accused of beating wife, then shaving off eyebrows and hair
• Millsap teen suffers burns over 90 percent of his body in bonfire accident
• American Airlines passengers worry about potential service cutbacks
• Mayor's statement on AMR chapter 11 filing
• Arpey could not mend relationships with unions
• Legal wrangling continues on first day of candidate filings in Texas
• In Hurst, congressmen tout drilling to help fund roads
• 2 UNT freshmen accused of printing fake money in dorm
• Briefs: Public hearing set for Tuesday on Fort Worth superintendent
• Fort Worth goes to public to help shape policy on feral cats
• Renovated apartments add to optimism in southeast Fort Worth
• Woman had hands behind head as she drove wrong way, Fort Worth police say
• Denton band gives voice to players of all ages
• Local holiday parades, festivals, tree lightings
• Japanese energy companies visit the Barnett Shale in Fort Worth
• Hawk Electronics's dispute with AT&T is settled
• No talks are scheduled between pilots union, American
• Icahn launches $1.7 billion bid for DFW metals company
• Department of Homeland Security gets a 'clean' audit
• I-35W ramp at Meacham Blvd. in Fort Worth closing for several months
• A historic Christmas with Tasha Tudor's inspiration
• So much for Black Friday; now comes Cyber Monday
• First freeze of season greets North Texans on Cyber Monday
• Paschal student travels long road back from brain injury
• Roman Catholics adapt to new prayers in liturgy
• Baby, 4 adults in Grand Prairie sickened after moving grill inside for warmth
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Tree City award provides national recognition for greener communities
• Gateway Park trail extension under way
• Carroll school district appears ready to sell historic building
• Tarrant County court program helps youths in trouble with the law
• Grants aim to help keep Tarrant veterans from becoming homeless
• Arlington's Ventana Grille restaurant turns first annual profit
• DFW gasoline prices still falling, some below $3
• Relatives of man killed in wrong-way driving case in Fort Worth sought
• Arlington man killed in Euless wreck
• Candidates spending without knowing where they're running
• Court releases final map of Texas congressional districts
• Candidates prepare to battle as election season officially begins
• 'Bless 7' investment program not a blessing for raffle buyers
• Winter unofficially arrives in North Texas
• New Coast Guard cutter bears name of Benbrook man who saved others
• Goodfellow Fund helps family remember good things in life
• Grapevine-Colleyville high schools offer new career technology courses
• Wrong-way driver arrested after fatal crash on I-35 in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth teen killed when car crashes into house
• Restaurant owners irked by no-bid deal with celebrity chef Tim Love
• State sets Fort Worth hearing on draft plan to end homelessness
• Rains move out, cold front moves into North Texas
• Fort Worth's Parade of Lights kicks off holiday season
• Throngs of early-bird shoppers descend on North Texas stores
• Texas seeks to block court-ordered redistricting map
• Rise and fall of DFW suburban office park Solana
• Wells Fargo subsidiary acquires Solana land in foreclosure sale
• WFAA beats KTVT in 10 p.m. news slot
• Colleges, universities wooing more than just athletes
• Forest Hill police chief likely to be offered job in Palestine
• Renovations finally under way at east Fort Worth affordable-housing complex
• Grapevine-based GreenHunter Energy may lose spot on New York Stock Exchange
• Drought puts damper on tree farmers' Christmas
• Pair may join race for new Tarrant congressional district
• O.S. Gray wildflower area named
• Price-matching rules are trickier today than last Black Friday
• Black Friday starts early in North Texas
• Briefs: Joshua man faces murder charge in fight
• Different vehicle owner, same unexpected big bill
• Parking issues delay opening of bar near Ridglea Theater
• Arlington police remind residents of ban on texting while driving
• 'Percentage stores' are legal, but not always welcome
• Two die in fiery crash on Jacksboro Highway
• For second year, a small north-side church opens its doors to needy on Thanksgiving
• Neighbor Helping Neighbor gives east Fort Worth woman's home a makeover
• Hurst to make repairs on city-owned swimming pools
• Eagle Mountain Lake subdivision on water shortage list
• Fiery crash claims Azle teen, Lakeside business owner
• Joshua man, 21, held after argument turns deadly
• Extended family's North Richland Hills home destroyed in fire
• Fort Worth firefighters hurt battling blaze at farmhouse
• Wednesday's Texas Lottery numbers
• Federal court tweaks drafts of Texas legislative maps
• Extended family's home destroyed in fire
• City considers private management of Fort Worth Nature Center
• Arlington Citizens on Patrol to use marked city vehicles
• 2 Fort Worth firefighters injured while putting out blaze near Haltom City limits
• DFW briefs: Feral cat in far north Fort Worth tests positive for rabies
• 2 youths arrested in death of man shoved off train platform
• Thieves are going shopping at DFW Airport, officials say
• Thanksgiving holiday schedule
• Downtown Fort Worth parade to kick off holiday season
• Retailers flocking to mobile platforms to reach shoppers
• Chesapeake Energy to let leases in Southlake expire
• North Texas postal facilities could be consolidated
• Federal court proposes new congressional minority district in Tarrant County
• Precautions taken after feral cat tests positive for rabies
• Perry presses tough stances in debate; Paul differs from field on defense
• No arrests made in fatal shooting that led to standoff
• Juvenile arrested in death of man thrown into Dallas train
• New Texas law aimed at underage drinkers
• Euless officer at Trinity 'loved those kids and they loved him'
• Head of Arlington school for deaf children departs
• Fort Worth school district puts software vendor on notice
• Texas panel's rules meant to bring clarity to 'puppy mill' law
• Blue Mound firefighters recognized with state award
• Holiday week off to slow start at DFW Airport
• Fort Worth school district fed up with software problems
• Thanksgiving Day travel - clear skies, cheaper gas and (somewhat) less road work in Texas
• Dallas-based Energy Future Holdings, the former TXU Corp., struggles to survive
• DFW foreclosure postings hit three-year low in 2011
• Provide input on feral cat problem
• Standoff between Fort Worth police, 5 suspects ends
• Hello Martyr, Hello Fodder
• Seven at Circle
• Killer or Filler?
• From Finish Line to Wet Willie’s
• Overlooked Outlaw Kinky
• Desperation Play
• Gallery
• Muppets: I Felt It
• Descendants: Mahalo to All That
• Tapping in to the Bureau
• Mighty Fine, Oliver’s
• Stop the Shutdowns
• Modeo Fund-raiser
• Pair rob Waffle House in south Fort Worth
• Euless officer dies of heart attack while playing racquetball
• Robber threatens clerk, robs Fort Worth Subway
• TCU kicker arrested on criminal trespassing charge
• Man found dead under house identified
• LED system to put downtown Fort Worth in a new light
• DFW briefs: McKinney man pleads guilty to enticing child
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY HOSTS TCU TAILGATE PARTY
• Fort Worth man who robbed Dairy Queen twice gets 70 years
• GameStop, GM seeking state sales tax breaks
• School trip to Lockheed canceled because two students are not U.S. citizens
• Rebuilt warehouse in Seventh Street corridor lands two tenants
• American chooses models for initial Airbus order
• DFW agencies to feed Thanksgiving meals this week to those in need
• Broken Connects-ion
• TCU kicker arrested on criminal trespassing charge
• Mayor's Message: Be thankful this holiday — and every day!
• Prisoner found hanging in the Euless Jail dies
• Westlake veterinary firm lays off 140
• Fire heavily damages home in North Richland Hills
• American Airlines chooses its initial Airbus models
• Texas may cut Medicaid reimbursements to healthcare providers
• Arlington principal retires amid inquiry into comments
• Euless grade school turns unused plot into a classroom out of doors
• Most Fort Worth area school districts closed all week
• Thunderstorms forecast in DFW tonight but none on holiday
• TCOM accreditation earns commendations
• Arlington still has water-saving toilets to give to qualified residents
• Thunderstorms forecast tonight but none on holiday
• Forest Hill police chief is finalist for Palestine job
• United Airlines CEO Jeff Smisek taking on huge challenge
• Shlachter & Co.: Pentagon bigwig to visit Lockheed Martin
• Work to begin on next vision for downtown Fort Worth
• Real Estate: Addison developer buys Bedford shopping center
• Fort Worth man, 21, killed in wreck on I-30
• Sansom Park man found fatally shot in Fort Worth
• Severe weather threatens DFW area tonight
• Marrow Bone Spring Park now open in Arlington
• Charity walk in Fort Worth benefits homeless pets
• Court redistricting sets DFW political world abuzz
• Fort Worth Symphony shines with Rachmaninoff
• Longtime banker, community supporter William Cranz dies at 74
• 2012 Project seeks a few good women to run for office in Texas
• Goodfellows: Nearly a century of helping needy children
• Tollway authority plans to reopen contracts over next year
• John Lithgow honored by Dallas Film Society
• Can Perry rebound in Iowa?
• Lack of leadership imperils American Airlines' future
• Retailers looking ahead to the holidays
• DFW briefs: Man found not guilty of east Fort Worth slaying
• A tiny Texas town feeds an army
• Fort Worth man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• 41 kids adopted with promises of love forever
• Man who passed counterfeit $20 gets 80 years in prison
• Contractor preparing for ramps on North Tarrant Express
• Arlington offers flood victims hotel stays after water main break damages homes
• Texas objects to federal judges' redistricting maps
• Compass Bank sells Ridgmar building, but bank will stay open
• Private sector leads Texas job growth again
• AMR to delay Eagle spinoff until deal is reached with pilots
• Friday night confrontations common between street preachers and 'mockers'
• Gas prices still falling in Fort Worth-Arlington area
• U.S., Texas rig counts down; Barnett Shale up
• Family blessed with an Angel on National Adoption Day
• Fort Worth man pleads to receiving child porn
• Fort Worth man acquitted of murder in shooting death
• Southwestern professor, students participate in 9Marks panel discussion at SBTC
• Fort Worth officer who struck suspect cleared of wrongdoing
• Fort Worth's month of light and priceless joy
• Missing Arlington woman, 68, found in Electra
• Ron Paul is the Texan riding high in the Republican polls now
• Beat crowds and still get Black Friday bargains
• Homeowners association sends Parker County family a message
• Mom irate after 5-year-old's ears are pierced at west Fort Worth day care
• Mansfield man may get life sentence for passing counterfeit bill at theater
• Federal court's new district maps make significant changes in DFW
• ‘Caravaggio And Violence’ A Free Special Evening Lecture
• USA Memory Champ Says Cain and Perry's Brain Freezes Easily Fixable
• TCU students protest 6.5 percent tuition increase
• In DFW, Ben & Jerry's founders dish out support for Occupy protesters
• No 'mass action' but Occupy Fort Worth movement still going
• Arlington Winter Run is still going strong for 34th edition
• New maps for Texas legislative districts drawn by federal courts
• Two elderly people killed in wreck on Highway 377 in Fort Worth
• Worker who suffered chemical burns settles with Fort Worth gas well servicing firm
• TCU students want tuition increase explained
• Report: Alliance Texas exceeds $40 billion in economic impact
• Bicyclist critically injured in Euless identified
• Fort Worth apartment burns
• Public safety, police clear Occupy Dallas site
• Charter school with 100 percent college acceptance rate eyes Fort Worth
• Bedford mom appeals for help finding daughter's killer
• Postal Service mistakenly sends 21,000 notifications about Arlington meeting
• Euless police seek help in identifying cyclist hit by auto
• Save the Date: PACS Dash 5K set March 3
• Grassroots network provides free healthcare to the uninsured in Tarrant County
• North Texas Super Bowl Host Committee expects $7.15 million surplus
• TCC hires new leaders for South, Southeast campuses
• After pilots union snubs offer, American's future clouds
• Robber sought in series of Fort Worth holdups
• Bedford mother appeals for help in finding daughter's killers
• The T to present passenger rail study results
• Registrar’s office honors those who have served in Armed Forces
• M.Div. grad brings classroom learning to life
• Smith carries first lady’s baton in equipping wives
• Multicultural Heritage Museum Symposium promotes historical perspective
• Tate bridge demolition in Grapevine delayed until Thursday
• Occupy Dallas campsite can stay if no laws broken
• NCHA’s 50th Futurity will be economic boon to Fort Worth
• Unidentified bicyclist critical after being struck in Euless
• Test results on skull needed for investigators to proceed
• What Part of Yes Do You Not Understand?
• Disney Finds Sonny
• Burning Hotels Check In
• Stockyards Cesspool
• Again with the ’80s
• Woodeye? Sure!
• Gallery
• Skin I Live In: Hide and Sick
• Happy Feet Two: Heading South
• The Big Bird
• Tearing it Off the Bone
• No-Comfort Zone
• Glenn Beck decides against Southlake church property
• Unfamiliar Strains
• No injuries in crane collapse in Grand Prairie
• Pilots union rejects American Airlines' contract proposals
• I-30 closures for Chisholm Trail Parkway work in near future
• Arlington police get permission to buy unmanned aircraft
• Arlington police accuse squatter of burglary
• UNT Health physicians named "Super Doctors"
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY NAMES JOHN MAH DIRECTOR OF DINING SERVICES
• Fewer people move to new states, but Texas is still their top choice
• Thousands seeking housing vouchers in Arlington
• Couple want investigation after being mistaken for armed robbers
• Arlington police seek permission to buy unmanned aircraft
• Arlington councilman Gene Patrick resigns for health reasons
• AMR shares down 10 percent as talks with pilots stall
• Bedford woman, 18, found slain in Central Texas
• Fort Worth council votes to stay with eight districts
• Arlington police charge squatter with burglary
• Council approves resolution maintaining eight single-member districts
• Computer logjam forces Tarrant County College students to wait hours to register
• PetSmart Charities grant to provide more preventive care for homeless
• Glenn Beck drops plan to buy Southlake church
• Hurst business accused of bilking Medicare out of $370,000
• Alumni gather at SBTC dinner
• Hillwood: Alliance economic impact over $40 billion since 1990
• Perry set to propose sweeping consolidation of federal agencies
• Rain still a possibility, but mainly south of Dallas-Fort Worth
• American offers pilots union 2 separate proposals
• Arlington honors man who saved residents in apartment fire
• UNTHSC closes for Thanksgiving break
• Haltom City mother gets seven years' probation in baby's death
• New Hunter Plaza won't be public housing, agency tells former residents
• Texas man convicted of trying to help al Qaeda
• Henderson Bazaar investigation yields thousands of pirated recordings, 5 arrests
• Kuwaiti leasing firm boosts order for Airbus jets
• Fort Worth partnership led by Michael Mallick buying 110 N. Texas gas drilling sites
• Huckabee endorses Roger Williams for U.S. House
• Fort Worth bank robbery suspect sought
• Share your comments about city’s solid waste services
• Arlington honors man who saved residents in apartment fires
• Council to vote on number of districts
• Huckabee says Williams will help fix America
• DFW Photo Expo: A chance to make your click shine
• AT&T U-verse service disrupted in north Fort Worth
• Sundance Square gets Christmas spirit in 70-degree weather
• Arlington woman honored for work with animals, people
• Texas child abuse expert outlines the state's reporting law
• American Eagle fined $900,000 for tarmac delays
• Owners of flood-damaged homes unhappy with Arlington officials
• Man flees from Grand Prairie police, shoots himself, authorities say
• Water deal stands to benefit Chesapeake, Euless
• Obituary: Drummer Doyle Bramhall, a Dallas native, dies at 62
• Fort Worth's Christmas tree arrives today
• About 100 remember loved ones at candlelight vigil for victims of drunken driving
• Southwest Airlines, AirTran Airways adding international routes for summer
• Doyle Bramhall Sr., dead at 62
• Cold front and possibly rain in sight for North Texas
• Blue spruce Christmas tree arrives in Fort Worth on Monday
• Historic fire season ends this week in Texas, but officials brace for worse
• Sex and drugs at Baylor have changed
• Make sure your auto insurance covers you against uninsured drivers
• Author of book on escaping poverty is again trying to climb out
• Fort Worth court says pets worth more than market value
• DFW and state briefs: Police identify man asked to leave Como store before fatal shooting
• Rice's advice at foreign-policy event: 'Go Frogs'
• Colleyville's Cottonbelt Trail is extended west
• Has the Barnett Shale left its best days behind?
• Arlington Martin graduates sing their way into national spotlight
• As the 11s all line up, folks hope for luck
• Search for Haltom City grandfather continues after one month
• Saturday's debate vital for Perry as he drops in polls
• Fort Worth 2-year-old left at Kansas police station
• Briefs: Fort Worth officer cited for public intoxication resigns
• Fort Worth pension fix starts with people who benefit
• American, pilots' talks bring no deal
• Illegal immigrants seek equal access to higher education
• Police seek help to identify man in Como store before fatal shooting
• Model train enthusiasts to display their passion at Will Rogers
• Horton records sales increase but falls short of forecasts
• Natural gas rigs decline nationwide
• A new way to break ground: Drop a Cadillac from 53 feet
• Cadillac drop marks new beginning for dealership
• Mayor helps recognize Armour plant’s history, backs plans to move forward
• American Airlines, pilots union still haven't reached a deal
• Fort Worth police seek help in solving capital murder
• Phones out at Grapevine-Colleyville school district
• Haltom City grandfather still missing
• Missing 2-year-old from Texas found In Topeka
• Despite stumbles, Perry vows to stay in presidential race
• D.R. Horton earnings fall short of Wall Street estimates
• Fort Worth Campus Librarian and Student Services Coordinator Brings Commitment, Enthusiasm – and Joy – to Her Roles
• A fallen Fort Worth officer's name lives on
• UNT Health Science Center to manage NamUs
• Arlington district examines moving sixth-graders
• Family of slain Fort Worth mother of 2 appeals for help
• State board rejects Confederate license plate
• Marine makes lasting gift for TCU history students
• With voting maps in flux, Senate races still shaping up
• BAE Systems to close Irving plant next year
• Report details congressional donations by fracking lobby
• Frank Kent Cadillac plans $8 million facility
• American Airlines plane clips firetruck at DFW Airport
• To reach loyal shoppers this holiday season, merchants get more social
• Range Resources chief exec is nominee for CEO of the Year
• Yuletide celebration will be a gift to Arlington Life Shelter
• Birdville ISD Education Foundation plans Tribute to Leadership
• They helped shape the Western legacy that makes Fort Worth home
• Can food be an event?
• Thanksgiving Weekend
• Rhythm Band Instruments, LLC Partners With Note Knacks Music, LLC
• Free Baroque Music Performance By Texas Camerata
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film Series Baroque Masters
• Texas family sues over alleged listeria death
• Fire damages office building in Haltom City
• Oklahoma girl found dead in Carrollton had been stabbed
• Poll shows Perry, Cain in virtual tie in Texas
• Briefs: Man gets 75 years for Arlington assaults, robbery
• Among Fort Worth's homeless, women are particularly vulnerable
• Beethoven and Tchaikovski have arrived
• Disposal wells make quick return to Fort Worth council agenda
• Witness: Jackson's doctor didn't follow protocol
• Weather strandings underscore limits of tarmac rules
• Fewer American Airlines pilots are retiring this month
• Fort Worth Zoo takes kids on virtual visit
• Johnson County commissioner case could soon go before grand jury
• Race-day shuttles are back, and so is discussion of public transit in far north Fort Worth
• Man suspected in 35 Tarrant County robberies identified
• TMS fans can avoid traffic by taking $10 shuttle buses
• DFW eat free or cheap on Halloween
• Teen shot by Watauga homeowner remains hospitalized
• Body of Oklahoma City girl found in Carrollton
• Some Fort Worth schools lost students but not teachers
• Fort Worth council delays vote on redistricting
• Now part of a Hurst park, 'Devil's Backbone' is a ghostly road
• After Hours At The Kimbell With Los Noviembres
• Hearing on Texas redistricting is set for today in San Antonio
• First sea trial goes according to plan for future USS Fort Worth
• Suspect in 35 robberies arrested
• UTA expands Native American observance to entire month of November
• Arlington council to consider changes in drilling ordinance
• Suspect in dozens of store holdups in Tarrant County arrested
• Pulitzer-winning author: World has enough energy to satisfy growing population
• Trinity Bicycles is moving to downtown Cowtown
• North Texas company building recycling system for drillers' wastewater
• Real Estate: Mitsubishi sells Alliance distribution center
• Loss of radio stations is a blow to west side of DFW metroplex
• DFW marching bands vie for trip to state
• Fort Worth police alter approach to officers who drink too much
• A revolving door for retirees at Texas school districts
• Thousands of Texans sending money to Senate candidates
• Rangers ask Arlington not to hold celebration this time
• Goodfellow Fund hopes to help 20,000 kids have a happier holiday
• Remains of missing teen found near Mineral Wells
• PerryScope: Texas governor to focus on Iowa
• Perry positioned to bounce back in GOP presidential race, some experts say
• Explosions in the Sky's concert in Dallas is a blast
• Cliburn at the Modern concert hosts composer Corigliano
• Simon is brilliant in concert at Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie
• Texas has high demand but not enough pecans
• Chanting fans welcome Rangers home
• Texas tax overhaul is not a model for nation
• Fort Worth plans new park with $1 million grant
• Weatherford officer not injured when semi hits police car
• Ex-con who tried to avoid arrest in Fort Worth gets 38 years
• Robert G. Hamilton: Former newspaper executive led NE Tarrant chamber
• Gambling raids target machines using software from Haltom City company
• Are Mormons Christians?
• 'Caravaggio: A Life Sacred And Profane' A Free Special Evening Lecture At The Kimbell Art Museum
• North Richland Hills family forgoes pumpkins for a 30-foot pirate ship
• Arlington housing voucher applications begin Tuesday
• Playground at Fort Worth's Trinity Park gets a facelift
• Soaring fuel costs send airlines' profits plunging in third quarter
• Airlines rake in $1.5 billion in baggage, reservation change fees
• Texas 114 frontage road in Grapevine is closed
• Teen shot during break-in at Watauga home
• Armed robber hits 35th store in Tarrant
• Serial robber has struck 35th store in Tarrant County, police say
• 'The Bully Project' to be screened at Lone Star International Film Festival
• Ex-con shot by police in Fort Worth chase gets 38-year-sentence
• Ft Worth weekend on a budget: October 28-31
• Watauga homeowner says he shot teen intruder
• Mayor selects town hall questioners for roundtable; town hall video available online
• Directions Home marks impressive progress despite economic hardships
• Mayfest, Parks Department to unveil renovated Trinity Park
• Driver fatally struck by his own 18-wheeler in Fort Worth
• Haltom City man still missing after three weeks
• Still in the spotlight, Pastor Jeffress drives his point home
• City backtracks over poorly worded info on increase in water rates
• DNA case profiled on Channel 33
• Arlington's Central Library early into a new chapter as officials consider upgrade options
• Mansfield mother found guilty of not protecting toddler
• Foul play feared in Fort Worth woman's disappearance
• Fort Worth, school district discuss joint efforts
• $10 million awarded to Fort Worth, Arlington airports
• Jackson was addicted to painkiller, expert testifies
• Mansfield district voters are asked to approve $198 million bond plan
• BNSF chief says signs of recovery are lacking
• Cultural District landmark Sardines transforming into '80s-style club
• Profits surge at biggest oil companies
• Six Flags earnings up sharply on cost-cutting
• Halloween events
• Choose health benefits carefully
• Update on councilmember’s condition
• Area jobless rate up 1.6 points in 5 years
• Robber cocked handgun, threatened Grand Prairie theft victim
• In UIL competition, it's marching bands 1, airplanes 0
• Occupy Fort Worth protester arrested after noise complaint
• Millsap woman accused of stealing guardrails, rebar
• Lone Star International Film Festival: Trendsetting 101
• Child might not have shown signs of abuse, pathologist testifies
• Sandra Day O'Connor talks of life as a cowgirl and on the court
• Flight student, teacher, passenger seriously hurt in plane crash
• Arlington district, suspended principal quietly reached deal to end investigation
• Tarrant's jobless rate rises 1.6 points in 5 years
• Pentagon takes a harder line with Lockheed Martin over F-35
• American Airlines, fleet services union reach tentative agreement
• RadioShack shares drop on earnings report, analyst's downgrade
• 787 Dreamliner takes flight
• As good times roll in oil and gas drilling, rowdy boys come to boom towns and crime spikes
• Daniel Burke co-created Star-Telegram's former owner
• Goodman wants to return to Austin - this time as a state senator
• Appaloosa championship events canceled today in Fort Worth
• Vince Young sued for assault at Dallas strip club
• Daley dekes Dallas for a Stars win
• Free health fair at CVS pharmacies in DFW
• Healthcare Dreamin’
• TBT’s Giselle: New Heights
• Secret Ghost Champion Wins
• Bloody Monday at JPS
• Redneck Heaven, Garlic Bread Hell
• 3 injured in twin-engine plane crash in northwest Tarrant County
• Phuss Redux
• What Will the Kids Get?
• American, TWU fleet services reach a tentative agreement
• Anonymous: Shakespeare in Lies
• Puss in Boots: Break an Egg
• Fort Magic
• Rising at Tollie’s Barbecue
• You Can/Can’t Go Home Again
• Boos
• Fort Worth Loses Hockshop Collection
• Gallery
• Fight happened outside, not inside, Rainbow Lounge
• Jurors see video of accused mom sobbing during questioning
• Fort Worth police ask for help finding gunman
• Trapped by fire, residents leap to safety in Arlington
• More free film screenings at TCU
• $13.5 million budget mistake angers Fort Worth school board
• UNTHSC sees record enrollment again
• Fort Worth school trustees narrowly approve redistricting map
• Thanks to rain, burn ban is lifted for unincorporated Tarrant County
• Rapist appears to target older sorority alumnae
• Arlington sports venues are winners
• DFW home prices still off from a year ago but are looking up, index says
• Trader Joe's may open on South Hulen
• Range Resources earns $34.8 million in third quarter
• RadioShack profits decrease to $300,000
• Trader Joe's files sales tax application for Fort Worth store
• State Fair visitors spent $35 million on food, rides
• Hey, Dallas, keep your hands off our Rangers
• Proposed drilling ordinance changes put on hold
• 2nd Mansfield Timberview student dies after crash
• Officer punched trying to break up argument outside Rainbow Lounge
• Mayor's Message: Digital Town Hall offers a virtual “face-to-face” with Mayor Price
• Mayor's Message: Join me Oct. 26 for Fort Worth's first digital town hall
• DFW temperatures headed toward record highs
• Arlington apartment fire sends 3 people to hospital
• 23 Occupy Dallas protesters arrested
• Occupy Fort Worth protesters at odds with authorities
• Cowgirl museum to open exhibit on retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
• Free or affordable Halloween movie screenings
• Young woman shot and killed in Fort Worth is identified
• North Texas teacher quits over anti-Catholic tracts
• Dia de los Muertos Festival this weekend
• St. Louis beer vendors take their work on the road for World Series
• Arlington man sentenced to 14 months for arson hate crime
• DFW high school's mistake forces students to change courses mid-semester
• Morgan Stanley sells Saxon Capital for about $1.4 billion
• Grandview among cities where voters will decide on alcohol sales
• North Texas Tollway Authority says possible fraud resulted in $350,000 loss
• North Dakota experiencing oil boom thanks to Barnett Shale technology
• Arlington man sentenced to 14 months for hate crime
• Morgan Stanley sells Saxon Mortgage
• $10,000 reward offered for missing Haltom City man
• Small fire in locker room prompts evacuation at Brewer High
• Red Ribbon week in Fort Worth schools
• Seminary welcomes guests to Steinway experience
• Report: 'Top Chef' contestant from North Texas indicted on child porn charges
• Cowboys tailgaters enjoy having second reason to party
• North Texans awake to dense fog warning
• Gunman in Fort Worth fires at teens, kills girl
• One Mansfield Timberview student killed, three hurt in crash
• Storms knock out power to thousands in DFW
• H-E-B district's road map has clear-cut goals in mind
• Stimulus money to prevent homelessness is dwindling
• Arlington trustees hear progress on low-performing schools, offer support
• Suspect in fast-food burglaries jailed
• Fort Worth school board votes this week on all-boy school at Dunbar 6th Grade Center
• Air show canceled at Alliance because of flooded parking lots
• Real Estate: Investor buys restaurant site on Camp Bowie West
• Aided by friends, ailing cattle rustler is released
• Used-car dealer aims to restore reputation
• Mansfield high school student killed in Grand Prairie wreck
• Watauga man suspected in 30 fast-food store burglaries
• Tales by the Rails in Grapevine
• Thousands without power after DFW storms
• Early voting begins Monday for Nov. 8 election
• Early-morning multiple shooting reported in Fort Worth
• Keller teacher is featured in documentary film
• Free film screenings this week
• Information you give out online may come back to haunt you -- from Pakistan
• Enter the corn maze and create your own drama
• Hood County's deal for facility quickly turned bad
• Granbury juvenile center has history of troubles
• For Rangers coaches, mutual respect led to a huggable ritual
• High school bands march forward to next round of competition
• Flower Mound's Bakersfield Park named Best of the Best
• Even chance of rain forecast for World Series tonight
• Sporting events make for double whammy for Arlington drivers
• Perry's proposal has big appeal, flat-tax backer says
• Fort Worth school district likely to hire unbudgeted secondary teachers
• Funding the Trinity River Vision through good times and bad
• Assistant coach is arrested on human-trafficking charges
• Property owners may get offers soon for Rufe Snow expansion in North Richland Hills
• Tollway authority says its officials questioned by FBI
• Outside Fort Worth
• Medal recipients and district to teach character building
• In the Barnett Shale, the bloom is off the boom
• Arlington surviving tough economic times better than most cities, mayor says
• Arlington ... Are you ready for some traffic?
• U.S., Texas rig counts down; Barnett's is up
• AMR shares fall on bankruptcy prediction
• Arlington surviving tough economic times better than most cities
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: October 22-23
• Ready for a Showdown?
• Submit questions for digital town hall
• Keller district alerts parents to staph infection
• Mayor, Judge put the “pedal” to the metal for United Way
• Southwestern Seminary trustees approve innovative, global Ph.D.
• Texas jobless rate holding steady at 8.5 percent
• Archived photo exhibit reveals transformation
• Plano police seek man in connection with sexual assaults
• Solutions being sought for a troublesome Fort Worth intersection
• Tony award winning musical, Crazy for You playing now
• Grapevine student may be charged with aggravated assault
• Arlington company's multiple names make it tough on authorities
• Ex-teacher accused of sex with teen said she had sought to stop him from using marijuana
• Retired Fort Worth police officer gets probation in prostitution case
• Trash, text messages helped build drug cases against gang members in Fort Worth
• Several on Thunderbirds team call Texas home
• Funding puts Trinity Uptown bridges on track
• Sexually oriented club in Arlington tries to prevent closure
• Southwest Airlines posts $140 million loss, largely because of fuel woes
• AT&T's wireless network revenue shows little growth
• Gingrich draws Tea Party crowd at North Texas stop
• Fort Worth crime agency buys former Quicksilver building
• With World Series come high-price seats and high chance of rip-offs
• New rules to reward healthcare partnerships
• North Richland Hills-based health insurance company pays $2.5 million settlement
• Red-faced Missouri lawmakers voice support for F/A-18
• Cash America sales, income up
• Business briefs: American, pilots take break from negotiations
• Mobile devices are new frontier for identity theft
• Two Trinity Uptown bridges get funding boost
• Higgins officially named city manager
• Experts examine the future for biblical archaeology
• Richard Land speaks on macroeconomics at luncheon
• From Belize to Berry Street, the mission is the same
• Patterson discusses his Revelation commentary with Ph.D. students
• Cash America sales, income up
• Southwest Airlines posts $140 million third-quarter loss
• Concessions likely to be discussed in effort to make Fort Worth pension solvent
• There is a ghost in the theater
• Cheating husband causes young woman's death
• Grapevine OKs $500,000 grant for Legoland expansion
• These DFW students are Cardinals in name only
• Gang members arrested for narcotics distribution conspiracy
• Fort Worth police arrest 3 in north side slaying
• Bedford police say Irish Travellers bilked elderly man
• Free Family Festival: On Stage With Caravaggio
• Police arrest ex-coach at Richland High
• Grapevine High School student injured in altercation
• FREE admission to TangoFest - this weekend
• Southlake maintains setback rules for drilling near homes
• Quicksilver plans master limited partnership
• Fuel costs send American to third-quarter loss
• Gang members arrested for cocaine distribution conspiracy
• First Cash income rises 30% in 3rd quarter
• Spanish play at TCU - Monday, October 24
• Bell Helicopter's parent company reports a strong third quarter
• Fed survey suggests hazy outlook for economy
• Velvet Box in good standing, as far as Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce is concerned
• Fort Worth pension may look great, but hold on to your wallets
• Grapevine High student injured in fight
• Briefings to discuss changes to Rental Registration ordinance
• Mayor's Message: Sound pension fund important to employees, taxpayers
• George Washington like you've never seen him
• Five town hall questioners to be selected for meeting with Mayor Price
• Milk of Aggie Kindness
• Killer or Filler?
• Drilling and Nukes: Bad Match?
• Zio Carlo Brew Pub:
• Sacred Line to EPIC RUINS
• Perrys on the Run
• Low Heat
• Penn’s States
• Rising Up
• Mochi Kitchen Delights
• The Taste of Sin Is Sweet
• Finally, Giselle
• Region 5 marching bands weather the winds
• Big Bend Dreams
• Gallery
• AMR loses $162 million in third quarter
• Boy strangled at juvenile detention center had mental issues, mother says
• Perry, Romney take the gloves off during fierce GOP debate
• Longtime Fort Worth employee named city manager
• Southlake approves 1,000-foot buffer from gas wells to homes
• Deloitte opens high-tech training facility in Westlake
• Area police hope for leads on prolific fast-food burglar
• Grapevine will keep taxing property stored temporarily in warehouses
• GE announces second big Fort Worth facility
• South Arlington crash claims fourth young victim
• Officials break ground on Race Street affordable housing development
• Enjoy Prairie Lights at Sneak-a-Peek 5K Run/Walk at Lynn Creek Park
• Police seek bandit who has hit more than 24 North Texas Subways
• Burleson fifth-grader burned in electrical incident
• Suspected Fort Worth burglar died of cardiac arrest
• GE announces second big Fort Worth facility
• Report: 'Poor morale and distrust' noted at tollway authority
• Fort Worth signs sister city agreement with Guiyang, China
• Hawk rescued in Grapevine after being stuck on car grille
• Local gasoline prices still soaring
• Gusty winds could provide a chill today
• Cleburne boy fatally injured at Granbury detention center
• Briefs: Police seek suspect in Arlington bank robbery
• Timberview assistant McCarty dies at 29
• Experts say county records have notable security gaps
• Beck picks former Southlake church for media headquarters
• Border fence returns to political fray
• Soldier from Azle killed in attack in Afghanistan
• DFW nursing home should repay Medicaid funding, state says
• American Airlines, pilots union report progress in talks
• FedEx Freight opens service center in Fort Worth's Alliance development
• Fort Worth City Council has two big issues on tonight's agenda
• Soldier from Azle killed in attack in Afghanistan
• Glenn Beck plans to convert Southlake church building into production studios
• Grand Prairie man gets nearly 5 years for Arlington credit union robbery
• River Oaks motorcyclist killed in collision with car
• Police seek same suspect in string of Tarrant County holdups
• Cleburne boy dies after tug-of-war game in Granbury detention center
• Sweet Tomatoes opens on West 7th Fort Worth
• Summit to discuss economics of east, southeast Fort Worth
• Cancer patient, 8, gets haircut with 30 of his friends
• Cold front to bring fall chill to North Texas
• Computer complaints, delays roil Tarrant courthouse
• Several Occupy Fort Worth protesters arrested
• Haltom police looking for missing man, 85
• Arlington school hopes for a future as it celebrates past
• Fort Worth targets bike rack giveaway toward city's businesses
• This Dynamic ‘Green Team’ Recycles Imaginations While Redefining The Meaning Of High Octane Entertainment
• Laser strikes on U.S. aircraft are increasing
• Texas sun may soon heat up solar power
• Real estate: Arlington company acquires 2-building complex
• Palmeiro seeks time to sell land near Grapevine mall to pay creditors
• Arlington recycling change is on hold
• Strong cold front due in North Texas by Monday night
• Haltom City man, 85, still missing after trip to store
• Rangers fans show appreciation for Cruz's ALCS heroics
• Cain, race and Republicans in Texas
• The Watchdog: Send in your ideas on how new court can level playing field for all
• Border drug war: Is it really out of control?
• Glitches marred Tarrant County computer project
• River Legacy Parks Hosts Breathe Deep DFW
• Fort Worth judge declines offer to switch from Republican to Democrat
• Tollway authority's way of doing business comes under scrutiny
• Goodfellow Fund seeks volunteers for screenings
• Fire destroys house in Benbrook
• Man sought in robbery of bank in Fort Worth
• Central Market maps out a plan for growth in DFW
• Brutal summer has many DFW gardeners rethinking their yards
• TCU proves that college sports can pay off big
• Perry's economic plan is heavy on fossil fuels
• Former Mansfield resident got to play, work with actor Brad Pitt
• Prime lots for home building becoming hard to find in DFW
• At Fort Worth museum, get curious about George
• Arlington revokes its first natural gas drilling permit
• American Airlines, pilots accelerate contract talks
• Keller man's death ruled homicide
• Fort Worth man sentenced to 30 years for 1995 murder
• Fort Worth mayor reports theft of campaign funds
• Corsicana teacher accused of soliciting teenager over phone
• Arlington revokes its first natural gas drilling permit
• 2 indicted in shooting death of Fort Worth store owner
• Hanson cancels concert at State Fair of Texas
• Two escape injury in helicopter crash in Fort Worth
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: October 15-16
• Power of a penny: Shifting funds to debt service puts more shovels in the dirt
• Italian neorealism with Shoeshine
• Wrecked locomotives returned to tracks in Arlington
• Keller police get two different stories about man's fatal shooting
• Young woman was patriotic in work and in song
• Runaway farm pig gets no reprieve in Fort Worth
• UNT lab in Fort Worth helping to identify Gacy victims
• North Texas Tollway Authority chief on his way out, source says
• Wal-Mart heiress arrested in Weatherford on suspicion of DWI
• Judge rules in favor of waste transfer station near Aledo
• Watch CBS Channel 11 tonight for more DNA news on the Gacy case
• American plans to move 230 jobs to DFW
• Area gas prices move back up, rising 13 cents in a week
• Cutting deeper would devastate the military, Pentagon leaders say
• Arlington resident learns why trash fees don't add up
• Kennedale memorial honors 9-11 with shadows and stone
• Family sues over fatal fall from Arlington billboard
• Area gas prices move back up, rising 13 cents in a week
• UNT lab in Fort Worth helping to identify John Wayne Gacy victims
• Video: Councilmember dons blindfold for visual impairment awareness
• Allen Clemson out as North Texas Tollway Authority director
• Man dies of gunshot to head in Keller
• Is Perry the 'most laid-back Texan since Matthew McConaughey'?
• Suspect arrested in shooting that killed man, wounded woman
• Tarrant County jury sends sexual predator back to prison
• Will Arlington's pigeon proposal make owners fly the coop?
• Despite rain, North Texas drought is far from over
• Arlington man pops the question on 'Good Morning America'
• Despite protests, controversial assemblies go off as planned at Byron Nelson High School
• Fort Worth teacher investigated in alleged relationship with student at Haltom High
• Head on over to MusicArte 2011 this weekend
• J.C. Penney to buy Claiborne brands
• Two Montgomery Plaza units sold; 8 more under contract
• Fort Worth police say The Velvet Box not a sexually oriented business
• 8 years after tort reform, its benefits are disputed
• Sales tax revenue for Texas cities rose 11.8% last month
• Rains bring relief but drought persists
• Turn in unused, expired medications Oct. 29
• Fort Worth company faces $55,000 fine for tunnel accident
• The Velvet Box is not a sexually oriented business, Fort Worth police say
• Elderly Haltom City man missing since Friday
• Haltom City police investigating teacher-student relationship
• Draper, family recount 5 generations at Southwestern
• Students prepare to defend the faith in college
• Halloween trick-or-treating activities in Fort Worth
• Bad Vibrations
• Pumping Ronnie Heart
• Paradise Drowned
• From Here
• Casing the Joints
• Footloose: Almost Paradise
• The Big Year: First-Degree Birders
• Evolving at 1919
• Happy 10th, Bonnell’s
• Granbury Was Berry, Berry Good to Baby
• Caine is Working Stiff
• Gallery
• Street Scenes
• Arlington groom pops the question on 'Good Morning America'
• Storms with rain, lightning push through the DFW area
• As weather changes, open windows can pose risks for young kids
• Perry touts energy plan, looks for comeback in GOP debate
• Fort Worth police investigate donkey deaths as cruelty case
• Trophy Club educator dies in motorcycle accident
• Ex-Weatherford official sentenced to death for killing family
• Furloughs likely as American Airlines trims fall, winter schedules
• Fired Arlington dispatcher seeks reinstatement
• Watch Telemundo for story on Willed Body program
• Test results awaited in July crash that killed 4 teens
• Day of the Dead event - tomorrow, Wednesday, October 12
• Fort Worth's first Raising Cane's opens October 12th
• Twin brothers, woman die in Arlington crash
• Arlington dispatcher "consciously decided" to withhold critical information, city officials say
• Rangers pitcher's stache gains fame despite wispiness
• Texas Wesleyan University to honor graduating veterans
• 4 people slain on Sunday, the most unrelated killings in a day in more than a decade
• Fort Worth school trustees expected to vote tonight on redistricting proposal
• Symposium to focus on environmental challenges of oil and gas industry
• DFW existing-home sales increased 14 percent in September
• Alliance Town Center sues Sam Moon Center gift shop
• Chesapeake, Range among top producers in Marcellus Shale
• Crowley school district says it interviewed ex-employee about missing money
• Tarleton's Fort Worth campus growth beats early estimates
• Help raise $150,000 and save homeless pets at Petwalk
• Sanchez speaks about co-chairing Hispanic Advisory Council
• Bodice ripping, knife waving, and near cannibalism in O'Neill's Thirst
• Tarleton's Fort Worth campus growth beats early estimates
• Woman shot in Fort Worth burglary attempt
• Local existing home sales increased 14 percent in September
• Burleson man dies after SUV hits tree
• Three young people dead in south Arlington crash
• Arlington board approves money for more teacher help
• Perry faces crucial debate Tuesday
• Lecture - Nature Was Afraid: Saints and Sinners in Caravaggesque Painting
• Real estate: Firm buys buildings across from Grapevine mall
• Briefs: Woman found dead by Fort Worth street
• Texas Exes to honor Fort Worth oilman Brumley
• Fossil Ridge High School's credit union is run by students
• Fort Worth gears up for redistricting battle
• Rainfall varies in Metroplex
• Schools are bracing for new kind of state tests
• Free music concert - Tuesday, October 11
• More rain forecast for Game 2 at Rangers Ballpark
• Rangers fans reveling in October baseball
• Marine veteran is free to tell the story of America's nuclear test subjects
• In Texas, Santorum looks to steal other presidential hopefuls' thunder
• The Watchdog: Homeowner faces long odds in fight over roofing contract
• Legislature still using gimmicks to balance Texas budget
• Arlington seeks rail safety improvements after Union Pacific crash
• With 'Topdog/Underdog,' Fort Worth's Jubilee Theatre puts rage onstage
• Arlington's Creative Arts Theatre & School's 'Miracle Worker' is compelling
• 8 wounded in rival-gang confrontation at Dallas rap competition
• Husband and wife coaches in Arlington leave competition at poolside
• AMR's CFO traveled half the world to find her American Dream
• Arpey's tenure at American reaches crossroads
• 8 shot after gang argument at Dallas rap contest
• FREE film screening this Wednesday
• Check out the Drama
• Fort Worth woman gets 15 years for killing daughter's boyfriend
• Texas Rangers and Taylor Swift fans to jam into Arlington today
• Doctor-owned hospital proposed for Southlake
• Couple's dream home becomes nature center
• Arlington group says firing of 911 dispatcher was wrong
• North Richlands Hills puts teeth into parks rules
• UT Arlington academy gets boost from BNSF railway gift
• El Paso businessman named chairman of Texas Transportation Commission
• Arlington man's near-death experience led to Ironman competition
• Texas economy continues moving forward, Dallas Fed chief says
• Business briefs: DFW home construction up 8.5% in third quarter
• U.S. rig count is highest in three years
• Kirk touts jobs bill, free-trade deals for Obama
• Texas Rangers and Taylor Swift fans to jam into Arlington
• Fire Department providing smoke detectors
• Follow a scenic route to cleaner air
• Celebrate autumn at Log Cabin Village’s Fall Fest
• Public Art continues to celebrate Fort Worth’s rich history and diversity
• Texas 121/183 split in Bedford closing for the weekend
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: October 8-10
• Wreck in Arlington kills at least one
• Fort Worth Diocese settles priest abuse suit
• Woman killed crossing east Fort Worth street
• World of Wellness Guest Speaker Talks to Fort Worth’s Health Sciences Students About Alternative Medicine
• Honoring the brave: North Texans who died in Afghanistan
• Sid, Mercedes Bass to divorce after 23 years
• Grapevine boy, 10, without legs bonded with dolphin without tail
• Coyote confronts 3-year-old at Saginaw home
• Arlington school district considers joining lawsuit against the state
• Human Performance Laboratory explores creative strategies for rehabilitation treatments
• New North Texas Tollway Authority chairman seeks middle ground
• Hundreds join anti-Wall Street protest movement in Dallas
• Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra getting ready to tackle Mahler
• EPA revisions may keep Luminant plants open
• Texas-OU weekend is party time in DFW
• For Perot, Jobs was friend and fine leader
• State Fair exhibit showcases green ideas for home of today
• DFW businesses gear up for Texas Rangers' playoff run
• Modern Beauty and the Beast?
• Gideon Toal gets a new name: Bennett Benner Pettit
• Postal Service keeps quiet on effort to stamp out mail theft
• Arlington SocialEyes: Diamond Ball will benefit Mansfield schools
• Junior League of Fort Worth set for annual holiday gift market
• Video: All-America City Celebration
• Chisholm Trail Parkway funding clears final hurdle
• Jane Austen Made Me Do It
• Recycling contest: Is your elementary school a green winner?
• Dallas Stars Alumni Classic
• Rain chances increase this weekend for DFW area
• Food bank's mobile pantry gets fresh food to needy
• Obama speech brings attention to laid-off teacher
• Denton High student has suspected case of TB
• DFW cities hit roadblock in collecting red-light fines
• Blue Mound fears higher water rates will cause businesses to leave
• Arlington teachers' distress over cuts is getting noticed
• Road work, Rangers game could create perfect storm of traffic in Arlington
• Hillwood signals possible resumption of speculative building
• Women's Museum in Dallas to close Oct. 31
• Which Texas city do you suppose made the Forbes list of most dangerous in the U.S.?
• Firefighters battle large grass fire in east Fort Worth
• Women's Museum in Dallas to close Oct. 31
• More than 450 Texas workers killed on the job last year
• Arlington road closure will be a traffic mess, especially if Rangers play at home
• Council approves development deal for apartment project
• Guide to the State Fair of Texas 2011
• More Bucks for Bidness, Less for Kids
• Rainbos Over Nelson
• No serious injuries reported in Garland motel fire
• Kennard the Troubadour
• Speech: Hateful or Free?
• Bull, Bush, Bluesface
• Holy Moly, Ronnie Heart
• Wrong War
• Gallery
• Ides of March: Then Fall Caesar
• Woman dies morning after being hit by car in Arlington and refusing to go to hospital
• No Relief from Restless
• Good Samaritan
• Molly Ivins Stirring It Up
• Mostly Spares
• Stars of the past: Sean Avery waives goodbye
• Briefs: Students to observe Walk to School Day
• VIPs got second-class treatment at Obama event
• Southlake rules out gas well fracturing during summer months
• State seeks to revoke liquor license of store after fatal fire
• Jury awards former workers at Lear's Arlington plant more than $280,000
• DFW workers' cost of healthcare benefits to rise 10% next year
• AMR shares rebound as bankruptcy said to be unlikely
• Suspect sought in Bedford convenience store robbery
• Electrical spark may have touched off Waxahachie plant fire
• Former Lear workers awarded more than $280,000 by jury
• Fort Worth man gets 60 years after photographing assault
• Oct. 12 proclaimed Bullying Awareness Day in Fort Worth
• Anabaptist conference to feature Rick Warren, Abraham Friesen
• Waxahachie chemical plant fire forces evacuations
• Fort Worth remains way behind on road repairs
• Cleanup from Arlington train crash may take several weeks
• Scam costs Grapevine man $3,700
• East Fort Worth riders enjoy larger, faster buses
• Q&A: What will happen if AMR files for bankruptcy?
• Beach Street work part of land buy
• AMR stock plunges on bankruptcy fears
• If Fort Worth is a Dallas Mavericks city, why is the new bus service named the Spur?
• Fort Worth gunshot victim identified
• Free family fun at Texas pumpkin farms
• Foundation or Fairy Tale? Controversial Scriptures addressed at preaching workshop
• Goad’s estate to fund HHH internships
• Elderly Grapevine man taken for $3,700 in scam, police say
• G.W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas celebrates milestone
• Teen passer-by fatally shot in north Fort Worth
• Hurst uses team approach for code violations, hoarding
• Debris removed from Arlington train crash
• Bush library to mark a milestone today
• In Cleburne, Yellow Jacket Stadium's 70-year history earns state historical marker
• Free International film screening on Wed, October 5
• Duran Duran in concert this week
• Fort Worth company wins Army contract for helicopter design
• Two Railhead buildings are sold to Atlanta firm
• Capital Grille to open in soon-to-be renovated Fort Worth building
• Self-checkout disappearing at some grocery stores
• Perry defends tuition law as conservatives revive repeal effort
• A guitarist gives back to the city that shaped his life
• Everyone profits off force-placed insurance, except homeowner
• Star-Telegram leaves its Fort Worth headquarters after 90 years
• Train accident strands hundreds at Arlington charity event
• T to roll out new bus service Sunday in east Fort Worth
• A guitarist gives back to the city that shaped his life
• TCU Latin American Music Festival through this week
• Blind student makes headlines in Grapevine
• Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat start this week
• Make you appointment for this weekend with "Doctor Who"
• UT Arlington is working to hit the big time in raising money
• DFW to get $856 million for transportation projects
• Face-transplant patient ready for a new mission in life
• Arlington High School coping well with lack of cafeteria
• Colleyville lube shop gets new look after bid to sell liquor is denied
• Forest Hill councilman indicted over City Hall fisticuffs
• Homeless women pampered at Fort Worth event
• Auto loan industry back in high gear
• Rig count up in Texas, Barnett
• Additional 129 American Airlines pilots retire
• SEC report dismisses Cuban's allegations of misconduct
• Colleyville man sentenced to more than 10 years in prison
• Rangers fans a little more laid back for this year's playoffs
• Texas 26 down to one lane in parts of Grapevine this weekend
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: October 1-2
• Celebrate Fort Worth’s All-America City award Oct. 3
• Celebrate Fort Worth’s All-America City award Oct. 3
• Police forum to give residents a chance to provide input on services
• Police forum to give residents a chance to provide input on services
• Another day of triple-digit heat extends DFW record to 71
• Texas blocked from enforcing sonogram law
• Check social networks for regular updates on UNTHSC news
• Fort Worth detective fired, accused of falsifying time sheets
• Western Hills teacher involved in suspension flap will return to work
• Criminal records may not appear on background checks in Texas
• Some Texas roads may get 85-mph speed limits
• 37 charged in drug raid at Boeing plant
• All sides speak out on proposed EPA rules for drilling sites
• At State Fair, pickups show they're still big business in Texas
• EEOC suit over dentist's conduct at Burleson clinic is settled
• Shopping tips to ease the pain of prescription drug costs
• Empowering Seniors Expo set for Oct. 7 in Bedford
• Bugs Bunny, jammies, and Bass Hall
• DFW high temperature record to be challenged, then a cooldown
• DFW teens are National Merit semifinalists
• Frac Tech CEO made $24.4 million in 2010
• It's almost time for the State Fair of Texas
• Fort Worth Stock Show And Rodeo 2012
• 9 applicants being considered for TCC interim trustee post
• DFW Airport to get nonstop flights to Dubai next year
• Chancellor: Operating TCU is like running a city
• Single-engine plane crashes at Meacham Airport
• Human Relations Commission, Fairness Fort Worth recognized for diversity efforts
• 36 years of contemporary art in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth Nature Center introduces children to a friendly monster
• Truck driver killed in wreck on I-20 from Canada
• Gang members, associates rounded up in drug, gun investigation
• Last few days to see Vigil
• Fort Worth trustees delay vote on new districts for further work
• Postal workers demonstrate outside Barton's office
• Deadline to audition is this Friday
• Exhibition - The Cowgirl Who Became a Justice
• Exhibition - Discover the Real George Washington: New Views from Mount Vernon
• Exhibition - Alexandre Hogue: An American Visionary - Paintings and Works on Pape
• Exhibition - Forgotten Gateway
• Exhibition - John Marin: Modernism at Midcentury
• Feature Photography Exhibition: Work
• Exhibition - Masterworks of American Photography: Landscape
• Exhibition - The Allure of Paper: Watercolors and Drawings from the Collection
• Exhibition - Will Barnet: Relationships, Intimate and Abstract, 1935-1965
• Exhibition - The First 50 Years
• Arlington city manager resigns under pressure from council
• Slain man's family will finally lay him to rest
• Arlington officer who died in the line of duty receives Medal of Valor
• High court to hear case that could affect deportations
• Report: Barnett Shale added $65.4 billion to regional economy in a decade
• Fed dissenter says latest step won't help economy
• Fort Worth residents will get to weigh in on proposed drilling rules
• Alcon seeks city incentives to expand, add 750 jobs
• Fort Worth council briefs
• Jacksboro man killed in rollover in Parker County
• 10 years in, Barnett Shale remains an economic powerhouse
• North Texas traffic congestion ranked fifth worst in nation
• Jerry Haynes, TV's Mr. Peppermint, dies at 84
• Arlington could announce city management decisions today
• Plans under way to add work to DFW Connector project
• Longtime UTA professor was social-work pioneer
• Fort Worth school trustees vote tonight on new board districts
• Gas falls below $3 a gallon at some area vendors
• Lockheed to cut 670 Fort Worth workers
• Manufacturing flaw deemed cause of hole in American jet
• Airship's visit to Fort Worth delayed by mechanical problems
• Boeing gives airline keys to first 787 Dreamliner
• Enjoy the taste of fall at Cafe Brazil
• Study: Barnett Shale has had $65.4 billion impact on N. Texas economy
• Virginia Seelig passes away at 88
• Tips for getting to tonight's Cowboys game
• Fort Worth teen questioned in stepfather's strangling death
• Drought taking heavy toll on trees in North Texas parks and yards
• FUTURE RESIDENTS OF THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY ENJOY AN ELEGANT EVENING
• Four Northeast Tarrant cities to share jail, communications center
• Contest plans to reward environmentally friendly products
• Fort Worth trustee fined by state ethics panel
• The Fantasticks playing now
• Area cities show varied approaches to budgets, pay, tax rates
• 3 men drown; 1 is found in bathtub
• Is Texas really a leader in low taxes?
• Shlachter & Co.: Cultural district restaurant is planning jazzy makeover
• Is AMR headed toward bankruptcy?
• 3 Texas streets make list for most expensive office space
• Fire threatens homes in north Fort Worth
• De Leon among Democrats moved to public service by Bill Clinton
• Penmanship not yet erased in Texas schools
• 'State-of-the-art' addition to medical examiner's facility opens this month
• Legoland Discovery Center in Grapevine holds Star Wars Days
• Amid drought, Texas ranches shipping cattle to other states
• Former Kennedale teacher accused of having sex with 5 students is indicted
• Missing teen found Friday, police say
• Fall through window during fight kills Arlington teen
• Quadriplegic allowed to continue fight against Arlington
• Cleburne couple found themselves just feet away from Reno air disaster
• Former Dalworthington Gardens officer accused of sexual assault
• Birdville superintendent's former district must repay $13.6 million to the state
• 2.5-magnitude quake centered near Waxahachie
• Keller church's event draws 1,500 Muslims, 1,000 Christians
• GOP-controlled House passes delay of new EPA air pollution rules
• Area gasoline prices tumbling with oil prices
• U.S. rig count reaches 3-year high
• Improvements at Hyde Park recognized for green space design
• National Preparedness Month
• Cleburne couple found themselves just feet away from disaster in Reno
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: September 24-25
• Comprehensive Plan provides guide for Fort Worth’s growth and development
• Event billed as "Out of this World"
• Nearly 200 saved at Outdoor Expo
• Minor earthquake 40 miles south of Dallas
• DFW briefs: High school student from Azle killed in collision
• Willed Body Program featured on NBC
• 4 teens help catch purse-snatching suspects in Fort Worth
• Davis sues over map for Texas Senate voting districts
• Families commit $1.75 million for UT Arlington's College Park Center
• Two men arrested, one at large in fatal Johnson County beating
• Senate rejects Cornyn's attempt to allow sale of F-16s to Taiwan
• A drive to change lives
• Unions for AirTran, Southwest pilots reach seniority deal
• Durant to build new GM dealership in Cleburne
• Child's condition unknown after fall from third-story window
• Zoning change will move southeast Fort Worth housing development forward
• Dead Sea Scroll fragments to be featured at 2011 SBL
• Read for the Record and give Fort Worth ISD students the gift of reading
• Western Hills student suspended for denouncing homosexuality has punishment reversed
• Two arrested, third suspect loose in beating death of Johnson County man
• Fort Worth considers overhauling noise ordinance
• Cold front brings fall-like temperatures to Dallas-Fort Worth a day early
• Modano retires
• Two wounded in shooting through store's drive-through window in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth, Keller students work to save their schools' greenery
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop 'Mapping Patterns'
• Artist Julie Lazarus To Conduct ‘Artist's Eye’ Gallery Talk At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Free Storybook Program For Preschoolers
• Marathon competitor 'Pops' Railsback 'runs his last race'
• Barnett Shale prominent on latest Forbes 400 list
• Cornyn, Granger work to allow Taiwan to buy Lockheed Martin F-16s
• Southwest Bank expands loan portfolio with Small Business Lending Fund
• Shares of Range Resources jump on acquisition rumors
• AMR Corp. warns of higher costs, impairment charge
• Charge Him by the Word
• Pimpadelic … Seriously
• Bringing School Bullies to Account
• Randi’s 2 to 2: A Redux
• Hearsay
• Moneyball: A’s for Effort
• Among the Killer Elite
• Patterson talks about appointment to SBC name change task force
• Musical Transition
• Next Stop? Shinjuku Station
• Chow Baby
• Big Ticket
• Player, 13, revived after collapsing during football game in Azle
• Hot, Young Fort Worth Artists?
• Mistrial declared in Fort Worth double slaying
• Gallery
• Briefs: Man, 28, dies after hitting pole on U.S. 287
• Fort Worth gives final OK to $1.4 billion budget
• Fort Worth killer's execution is blocked for third time
• Watch WFAA tonight for reports on E. coli in the Trinity River
• Fort Worth plans to reopen swimming pool in north-side park
• Cornyn amendment intended to ensure F-16 sales to Taiwan
• Chesapeake Learning Center set for grand opening
• Owner of Arlington used-car dealerships settles lawsuit with state
• Renovations begin at DFW Airport's Terminal E
• Halloween events in Tarrant County Parks
• Fort Worth gives final OK to new budget
• Bees sting golfers in Fort Worth, shut down college tournament
• Marine Park pool to reopen summer 2012; City Council pushes for more
• City Council approves FY2012 budget
• NHL rule changes
• Fort Worth couple critically injured in early-morning house fire
• Man dies after wreck on 287 in Arlington
• Grapevine calls off search for golf course dog
• DFW briefs: Jury continues to deliberate in capital murder trial
• Straus is proud of House's achievements, he tells DFW Republicans
• Advocates gather in Fort Worth for first National Poverty Summit
• F-22 flights to resume this week
• Moody's downgrades AMR outlook to 'negative'
• DFW foreclosure postings down again
• Newspapers, retailers team up to launch mobile ad service
• GM shares rise on new that contract contains company's fixed costs
• French film The Name of Love screening this weekend
• As 'don't ask' ends, some veterans look to rejoin
• Theater magic in Bedford
• Circle Theatre Produces The Fantasticks In Association with Theatre TCU
• Conference defines, defends biblical understanding of gender roles
• 200-year-old tract still brings Christ’s light
• Roy Fish recounts awakenings, calls for prayer
• Kennemur helps children Read the Bible for Life
• Free museum & park admissions on Sept. 24th
• Springtown man faces capital murder charge in death of child
• UTA professor gets NASA grant to help search for life on Mars
• Slain man lived near break-in site in Fort Worth
• Drought proves mixed blessing for Texas wineries
• The Classical and The Primitive: Modern Sculptures at The Kimbell
• Recaro Aircraft Seating produces seats from a plant at Alliance Airport
• Fort Worth middle school sweethearts wed 33 years later
• Springtown man held in beating death of 14-month-old
• North Texas under severe thunderstorm watch
• Lewisville kidnapping suspect, 25, in custody
• Teen struck by hit-and-run driver on Mansfield Highway
• Amphibian Stage Productions present Vigil
• River Legacy Parks hosts Halloween festival
• Grand Prairie woman, 71, killed in two-vehicle crash
• New pro-Perry super PAC sets its sights on raising $55 million
• Amtrak faces cuts in funding as ridership is peaking
• Mansfield woman accused of stealing money from incapacitated senior
• U.S. Senate candidates from Texas lay out their jobs plans
• One killed, one hurt in shooting at landscaping company
• Charles Percy, 91, ex-Illinois senator, GOP maverick, dies
• Perry's friendship with cervical-cancer patient
• Man sought in robbery of bank in Kroger store in Arlington
• Rare North Texas rainfall actually gets some complaints
• In Texas, more jobs and more poverty
• Free movie screenings at TCU
• Free movie screenings at TCU
• This Dynamic ‘Green Team’ Recycles Imaginations While Redefining The Meaning Of High Octane Entertainment
• Jurors start deliberating in Fort Worth capital murder trial
• American Airlines offers leaves of absence to flight attendants
• Violent crimes fell 12% in U.S. in 2010
• Taiwan arms deal excludes new F-16 jets, report says
• Texas records net loss of jobs in August
• Jury deciding fate of Fort Worth man who fatally shot new neighbors
• Goal of regionwide plan: Move people with strategic investments
• Report illegal dumping: There’s an app for that
• Exhibition showcases five recently completed public art projects
• Fort Worth man gets 60 years for string of armed robberies
• Argument on school basketball court leads to stabbing
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: September 17-18
• Blue Mound fights utilities' plan for 36 percent jump in water rates
• Widow of New York officer killed on 9-11 gives badge to Mansfield officers
• Puppy rescued from drought-opened Garland crack
• Fire deep within mulch pile spreads to 5 acres in Fort Worth
• Keller school district again gets five stars in Financial Allocation Study for Texas
• Capital murder defendant testifies about shooting two men
• Few Texans making use of long-term care insurance
• Luminant, EPA disagree over deadline
• Pier 1 reports another strong quarter
• Cash America will spin off online loan operation
• Get a front seat to history at Arlington festival
• American, Virgin wage fare war to San Francisco, Los Angeles
• Increased stormwater fees will protect property, residents from dangerous runoff
• Officer among wounded in Justin shootings
• Suspect held in four kidnapping attempts in Lewisville
• Dog who tags along with Grapevine golfers keeps eluding authorities
• Spirited tradition of GrapeFest returns today
• Parolee, 53, arrested in man's fatal stabbing
• TCU lacrosse player arrested in off-campus sex assault case
• Lockheed Martin says two nations are close to ordering F-16s
• UAW, automakers keep talking into the night as contract deadlines near
• Business briefs: American Airlines to expand in-flight video offerings
• Texas Health Resources, UT Southwestern will collaborate more
• Tarrant County Sheriff’s detention officer arrested
• City Council to vote on budget proposal after final public hearing on Tuesday
• Mayor's Message: Vote on FY2012 budget is Sept. 20, so let us know what you think
• Paroled felon held in connection with fatal stabbing in Fort Worth
• Car and tire advice from the Goodyear Professional Driving Team
• Improvements, tribute at General Worth Square will commemorate JFK visit
• Dallas Stars file bankruptcy and hope for new buyer
• Rabblerouser Roundup
• Killer or Filler?
• Path of Cheapest Resistance
• Division Intervention
• Gallery
• Winding Drive
• How She Does It
• Blowing Smoke
• Café Hana Blooms
• Happy Bubbles to Me
• New Poussin in Town
• The Death of the EP
• Eastbound 820 in North Richland Hills shut down by wreck
• Family drama plays out in Hurst
• Fort Worth City Council seeks more revisions to gas drilling ordinance
• Man is executed for 2001 Denton County slayings
• Investigator describes odd items found in houses rented by capital murder defendant
• Debate grows heated over Fort Worth school board redistricting
• Cabaret near DFW Airport is closer to mixed-drink permit
• Di Wu and 23 seasons of Fort Worth Chamber Music
• Tarrant County budget maintains tax rate, gives workers 3% raise
• American Airlines to trim fourth-quarter capacity
• Cornyn to vote to confirm Pentagon official he had criticized
• Web of lawsuits in South Texas involves Fort Worth trust
• Novartis raises revenue, savings forecasts for Alcon
• Business briefs: Lockheed to lay off 71 in Grand Prairie
• Get free popcorn just for dressing like a Pirate!
• Last Murder Mystery dinner this weekend
• Officers thwart alleged copper theft in progress
• Thursday is 'Giving Day' in North Texas
• Pianist Louis Lortie cancels Fort Worth appearance
• UNTHSC named a military friendly school by G.I. Jobs
• Eight high schools to hold graduations at new UTA venue
• Driver acted erratically before chase, arrest, Fort Worth police say
• Visitors to Arizona prisons hit with $25 fee
• Perry stands his ground as foes attack his position on Social Security
• FAA proposes to fine company over Southwest jetliner maintenance
• Drift high above DFW in a Zeppelin
• Frac Tech plans IPO, seeks to raise $1.15 billion
• Thursday is "Giving Day"
• Man killed with machete at wedding reception in DeLeon
• 9/11 artifact, exhibit dedicated with memorial ceremony
• Dallas Stars 2011 Alumni Classic Weekend
• Triple-digit heat returning to DFW
• TCOM students continue to earn top COMLEX scores
• Arlington lets 10 parks and rec facilities modify watering limits
• A stranger returns dog tags to deceased veteran's family
• North Richland Hills brainstorms ways to revitalize aging area
• 2 companies moving to Euless and bringing nearly 100 jobs
• Entrepreneur plans barbecue tours of Cowtown at $75
• On 9-11, passengers are not nervous of flying
• Man stabbed to death in his Fort Worth apartment
• Local pilots and flight attendants remember their colleagues on 9/11
• Next attack could hit home -- literally
• Wreck in Arlington kills three teenagers
• DFW clergy seeking fitting words for 9-11 anniversary
• Political veteran, newcomer in race for new DFW congressional district
• Three sexual-assault cases reported at or near TCU over nine days
• PerryScope: Tracking the governor's presidential campaign
• Perry, GOP rivals will court Tea Party in debate Monday
• Midlothian man dies in wreck on U.S. 287 in Grand Prairie
• 9/11 memories: Young mom reflects on family
• How Texas' government helped put people back to work
• Rock the Park in Keller's Bear Creek Park
• Walk Sublett Creek Linear Park in Arlington
• Watauga councilman's views provoking controversy
• Forensic panel won't rule in Willingham case
• DFW Muslims profess love for their country
• Fictitious contract for 'hit' lands Irving man in jail
• Convicted DFW child molester is no longer a priest
• New sanctuary is a safe harbor at Methodist church in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth mayor, principal retire flags during 9-11 memorial
• Suspected 'hit man' arrested
• Fort Worth police crime lab awarded accreditation
• Murder suspect surrenders to Arlington police after standoff
• Disaster response exercise Sept. 10-11
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: September 10-11
• DFW schools teach lessons on 9-11 to kids too young to remember
• Fort Worth officer said he felt like 'a sitting duck'
• Contest Lets Fort Worth Students Relate the Personal Meaning Behind the Milestone
• Mass-casualty exercise scheduled in Tarrant on 9-11 weekend
• Priest accused of molestation in Arlington is defrocked
• Man, 25, gets life plus 20 years for Parker County child-sex cases
• Bridge work to temporarily shut down Central Drive this weekend
• Debt-reduction supercommittee starts work with a tone of civility
• U.S. attorney nominees for Texas win committee approval
• 9-11 brought major changes to security at DFW Airport
• Kroger to stop doubling, tripling coupons in DFW
• Departure of Lear jobs from Arlington is postponed
• Negotiating medical costs can be tough, but you and your wallet will feel much better
• 9/11 memories: TCU student finds direction
• Historic Fort Worth presents: Preservation is the Art of the City 2011
• High-way to Hell
• Wounded by AK-47, student now reaches Muslims
• Central Drive in Bedford closed this weekend at Texas 121/183
• DFW firefighters to honor the fallen by re-enacting their 9-11 climb
• Man who drowned in Trinity River had been released from prison Friday
• RIP Karlis Skrastins
• Treasures From The British Royal Collection - A Free Special Evening Lecture
• Former TV reporter eyes Marchant's House District 24 seat
• Price wants transportation position created at Fort Worth City Hall
• Meals on Wheels needs drivers
• Chesapeake CEO blasts gas drilling critics
• Some original Montgomery Plaza developers regain unfinished condos
• Arlington Rep. Zedler says he'll talk to Perry's office about Lear jobs move
• American flight leaving DFW Airport canceled after crew alerted to 'suspicious behavior'
• Southwest moving to replace older 737s
• Ex-American Airlines CEO recalls chaos on 9-11
• 9/11 memories: Fort Worth family follows an unexpected guiding star
• Dick Baker, distinguished alumnus and hymn writer, dies at 84
• Aggressive Realignment
• The Moon Ridglea
• OK Corral Showdown
• Owl, Octopus, Orbans
• Ahead to the Past
• Gallery
• They Call Me Warrior
• Apollo 18: Stuck in Orbit
• Man sought by Hurst police after being fought off by woman
• 9/11 Blind
• Good Day, Sleepyhead
• First Church of Maple
• Debating Texas Identity
• 9/11/11
• Homes gone, Possum Kingdom residents take stock
• Man found dead in Trinity River in Fort Worth
• River Legacy Parks hosts Paws in the Park
• Judge gives city pension fund discretion on what information to release
• Fort Worth school board chooses superintendent search firm
• Fort Worth preparing for ticket roundup
• Shoes-off rule for air passengers will be phased out, Napolitano says
• California campaign treasurer misused funds, feds say
• RadioShack exec's criminal case is dismissed for now
• Got an unpaid ticket? Fort Worth's planning a citywide roundup
• Roll with Mayor Price through east Fort Worth
• Party with the animals as Fort Worth offers half-price adoptions
• U.S. 287 in Mansfield shutting down tonight, tomorrow night
• Mayor Price to help reduce school dropouts, one doorstep at a time
• Deadline nears for commenting on number of Council districts
• Bilingual workshop offers tips to job seekers
• Public meetings to provide details on Chisholm Trail Parkway construction
• Time for Art in the Garden in Fort Worth
• Mayor's Message: Being prepared is your responsibility too
• Latest Ron Paul ad focuses on Perry support of Al Gore
• National Preparedness Month
• Dallas to get second medical school
• O.S. Gray community workday September 10
• Massive fire still raging outside of Austin
• Euless man killed on I-20 in Arlington identified
• Search resumes for pair in Joe Pool Lake
• Business at Park Place Motorcars' Grapevine dealership is in a new gear
• Details of UNT's stadium-naming-rights deal with Apogee
• Cleburne looking to expand water sources to accommodate growth
• State Fair honors deep-fried delights
• Firefighters fighting grass fire near I-35 and Meacham in Fort Worth
• North Texas is cooler, but still dry
• Smartphone app tracks traffic, seeks users' input on obstacles
• Downtown Nocona is undergoing a renaissance
• DFW girl's poster wins nationwide contest for Lights on Afterschool
• Dirt being moved for Tarrant County construction projects will go into roadbeds
• Bill authorizing higher hotel tax in Fort Worth had short stay in the Legislature
• Walgreens to build at I-20 and Green Oaks Blvd. in Arlington
• 'We still have a long way to go'
• Job hunters don't take break over Labor Day
• Sheldon Souray, aka Studly Wonderbomb, powers up the Stars
• Perfect weather for Cowboy Jam and Cattle Drive
• Front will cool things down, but no rain for parched North Texas
• All but one resort reopened at Possum Kingdom Lake
• Farmers from an Iowa church send hay to drought-stricken Texas
• Texas prison boom going bust
• Weatherford Republican throws hat into presidential race
• Progress also brings pain for former residents of homes along Rush Creek
• Another boondoggle alert at Tarrant County College
• Man dies after being found shot in west Fort Worth
• Cold front on the way to North Texas, bringing lows in the low 60s
• Boy, 10, dies after 2-vehicle wreck; Arlington man arrested
• DA's office still working on Grapevine-Colleyville facilities case
• Pantego women sure something's foul at compressor station
• Police chiefs in Saginaw, Northlake among those victimized by hackers
• DFW Airport now using less revealing body scans
• Granger calls out McCain over F-35 joint strike fighter
• Number of retiring pilots is up sharply at American Airlines
• Community garden helps refugees from Bhutan return to roots
• I-35W named most stressful road to travel on in Texas
• Suspected purse snatcher found dead in Fort Worth apartment
• Elliff answers questions on theological education, local church, missional cooperation
• NHL enforcers deadly and dying
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: September 3-4
• Southwestern holds convocation inside maximum security prison
• Fort Worth man, 78, arrested on suspicion of shooting, killing dog
• Motorcyclist dies in wreck in Grand Prairie
• Teens accused of stealing 14,500 students' data from Birdville school district
• Arlington settles Taser suit against police for $25,000
• Business panelists urge Congress to fund airport, road projects to create jobs
• Opening college football game at Cowboys Stadium turns weekend into windfall
• State power officials say new EPA rule could cause "emergency events"
• Transportation secretary signs off on $104 million for Tower 55 project in Fort Worth
• HIV/AIDS programs facing big cuts and a rush of new clients
• SocialEyes: Country star Travis headlining Crystal Heart Gala
• Take care of outstanding warrants ahead of Sept. 10 roundup
• Find a sober ride this Labor Day weekend
• Federal funds will alleviate congestion at Tower 55 rail bottleneck
• City has a new home on the web: FortWorthTexas.gov
• Stars of the past: Texas Stars Brandon Segal signs with Blackhawks
• Ministry not life of ease, Patterson says
• Fun activities for the pre-school set in Fort Worth
• ‘Go Purple Fridays’ kicks off again this week
• Fried bubblegum, deep-fried salsa make annual State Fair of Texas finals
• Fire refugees evacuated again, along with residents of second development
• New program to aid community college students unprepared for math
• Watch local news for Google Award presentation
• Fina's Tortilla Factory, a Fort Worth institution, closes after over 60 years
• Business briefs: Fort Worth-Arlington home prices down 4.8%
• Cinemark buys land for theater in Fort Worth's Alliance Town Center
• Benbrook imposes Stage 1 water restrictions
• Public invited to opening of police storefront in east Fort Worth
• Fried bubblegum, deep-fried salsa make annual State Fair of Texas finals
• Just a few days left to put your flight suit on
• Fort Worth police officer suggests ways to prevent copper theft
• Woman stabbed in driveway of Fort Worth home
• Say Neigh to Equine Suffering
• FWSO’s American Celebration
• In the Drift Era
• Help for Lyme Sufferers
• Gobble Gobble at Finn’s
• Bad-assery All Around
• Ducking Out
• Gallery
• The Debt Doesn’t Pay
• A Lame Old Fashioned Orgy
• Wendy Davis stuck her neck out for schoolkids.
• Midori Sushi Experiments
• Lift the Spell: Eat at Tie’s
• First You Get the Money
• Fire burns 25 homes at Possum Kingdom Lake, forces evacuations
• Perry raises $600,000 in Fort Worth
• GOP ponders what to do if Perry, Dewhurst both win
• Amateur World Championship Show 2011
• JPS reopens Arlington hospital as outpatient center
• Airline worker arrested, accused of stealing from passenger bags
• Fort Worth judge's disciplinary case against lawyers and their client is dismissed
• Alcon moving 100 jobs to Fort Worth in consolidation
• Chase Bank to hire 700 at Lewisville mortgage-servicing center
• DFW home prices up from May but down 4.3 percent from a year ago
• American, Sabre to continue contract amid legal dispute
• American Airlines loses Jack the Cat in JFK shuffle
• Motherhood the Musical through this weekend: August 30 - September 4
• Cary Grant movie screening this weekend: September 2
• Hundreds of new Texas laws go into effect Thursday
• Budget Update: Council expresses concerns about streets, other infrastructure needs
• Visit Six Flags, help send a kid to camp in 2012
• TCU announces $143 million stadium expansion will include east side stands
• Lear won't talk about moving jobs from Arlington, union says
• Burrito restaurant to join West Seventh food lineup
• Girl, 4, dies after mobile home fire in Commerce
• Airline employee arrested in thefts from luggage
• Teacher in Ennis ISD positive for tuberculosis
• Visit Six Flags, help send a kid to camp in 2012
• LADIES OF THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY ENJOY HAPPY HOUR EVENT
• Mayor's Message: BAC contest highlights the importance of small businesses
• Grapevine man gets 3 years in prison for posing as officer
• Mongolian sans the Barbecue at the Irving Arts Center
• Grand Prairie police warn about iPad scam
• Freebirds World Burrito coming to West 7th district in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth gets conservative with electricity and water
• Fort Worth man killed in motorcycle wreck on North Riverside
• Rain, cooler temperatures in Labor Day weekend forecast for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Chinese students sample American culture on visit to H-E-B schools
• Toll road work to close lanes on southwest Fort Worth highways
• ‘Shapes In Art’ - A Children’s Workshop
• Pictures and Pages: The Eraserheads by Kate Banks
• Army specialist from Watauga is killed in Afghanistan
• Arlington district looking at scanning system to standardize school security
• Cause of fan's fall at Rangers Ballpark is unknown
• Fort Worth attorney considers challenging Supreme Court ruling for soldier
• Forest Hill to furlough employees for 10 days
• Perry became a millionaire while serving in office
• Fort Worth fire damages five apartments, kills dog
• 1 killed, 10 injured in wrong-way accident on I-35 in Northlake
• October 1 is Kids Fishing Day at Mike Lewis Park
• Lynn Creek Park hosts petting farm this fall
• Serious shooters are lining up for a chance to hunt feral hogs from helicopters
• Tarrant watering restrictions kick in Monday
• Tarrant County College board to vote on budget with higher tax rate, tuition
• Plans call for performing arts complex at Home Town NRH in North Richland Hills
• Airman who lost both legs in botched surgery fights for compensation
• Soldier from Johnson County is killed in Afghanistan
• Texas Republicans in Congress not all flocking to Perry in primary
• Grapevine mayor says water limits are unfair to some residents
• Texas incentive funds touted by Perry draw praise, criticism
• Texas Republicans in Congress not all flocking to Perry in primary
• Texas' newest seminary opening inside a state prison
• Fort Worth food bank gets a free distribution center
• Briefs: Grass fire in Denton County damages house, burns 2 acres
• Whistleblower catches Dallas, other cities in questionable ambulance billing
• 2 Fort Worth men sentenced for role in attempted rifle smuggling
• Student-housing complex near UNT in Denton is sold
• ‘After Hours At The Kimbell’ With Outer Circles
• Ground broken for 344-unit apartment complex near DFW Airport
• Oncor meter problem affects 330,000
• U.S., Texas, Barnett rig counts up
• Irene thwarts North Texans' plans to attend MLK monument dedication
• City awarded $1 million grant for future Northwest Community Park
• O.D. Wyatt sophomore severely beaten by two other students
• Stomp out litter in your neighborhood at new event
• Oxford trip impacts life, ministry
• Students reach the world at home, abroad
• Bus service available for Cowboys Stadium games
• Texas Supreme Court upholds $5 strip club fee
• Forest Hill man found stabbed in Fort Worth dies
• For Fort Worth Medical Billing and Coding Student, Succeeding Means Hard Work – and Never Giving Up
• Cost of Texas electric grid expansion soars
• Billy Bob's Texas is toast of Paris. And Sweden.
• Health Science Center closes for Labor Day
• Some DFW schools are making do without new textbooks
• Texas Department of Transportation selects interim director
• Gold rush brings windfalls and warnings
• U.S. to cut estimate of Marcellus Shale gas reserves
• Encana seeking a buyer for its Barnett Shale holdings
• Son of former projectionist working to restore Ridglea Theater
• Cornyn wants more F-35 support from Pentagon nominee
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: August 27-28
• Texas lawmaker says failure on debt deal would be 'big trouble'
• Woman found dead in pool in Southlake
• No injuries reported in belly landing at Arlington airport
• Woman injured in wreck on Jacksboro Highway in Lakeside
• Man found fatally shot in south Fort Worth home
• 'Multiple mistakes' led to erroneous bus ride for Crowley first-grader
• Retro theater playing "The World's Fastest Indian" this Friday
• Magnolia at the Modern films now 1/2 price on Sundays
• Arlington man accused of firing gun from SUV is linked to death
• Oklahoma firm buys Super Save stores
• August 25: Opening weekend for Jeeves in the Morning
• Tarrant water restrictions go into effect Monday
• Tarrant County has had 6 heat-related deaths this year
• Historic Tarrant County clock tower getting a makeover
• Water restrictions implemented in Fort Worth
• The world's longest running musical opens in Fort Worth
• Arlington man held after random gunshot kills apartment resident
• FWISD's Vasquez launches primary challenge against Burnam
• Stop Digging
• Becky’s New Car Stalls
• Readying for Live Oak
• Be Gentle With Them
• The Door Guys of Perception
• Burning Hotels, EPIC RUINS
• Gallery
• When Fairy Met Sally: Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
• Is The Caller There?
• Hanna Barbarians at the Gate
• Texas earthquakes: How you should prepare
• Thai Steak House: Yum
• Yawn-N-Out
• Stars and Stripes
• Late Fort Worth man's model train layout finds a home at East Texas museum
• Texas agency tracking man accused of drowning sons
• Greater Tuna showing now in Weatherford
• Final weekend of Becky's New Car in Cricle Theater
• Tenth annual DO Dash set for Oct. 15
• Back to School for Fort Worth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Arlington program to pay $40 for truancy tips
• 5-year-old OK after being dropped off at wrong Lake Worth bus stop
• FAA pushes for NextGen air traffic control system
• Cornyn says he'll push for sale of F-16s to Taiwan
• Tanker truck filled with fuel overturns in Roanoke, igniting huge fire
• Tanker filled with fuel overturns in Roanoke
• In-N-Out Burger seeks abatement for regional distribution center
• Eastbound Vickery diverted through Sept. 9
• TxDOT awards repair contract for I-30/Spur 341 bridge
• Lake Worth student, 5, OK after being dropped off at wrong bus stop
• Warren Jeffs heads home to East Texas prison
• Construction update: Hulen Street Bridge reaching new heights
• Council presentation: Trinity River Vision projects progressing
• 1 dead in fire at spring Scarborough festival site
• DFW briefs: Death of Arlington man is considered a homicide
• Father, 32, faces capital murder charge in deaths of two sons
• University of North Texas opens vegan dining hall
• Muslim center looks for ways to expand mental health services
• 'I'm free at last,' says Libyan living in Fort Worth
• Southwest Airlines to fly from Dallas Love Field to Atlanta
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries coming to Fort Worth's Sundance Square
• Oncor installs its 2 millionth 'smart' meter
• Proposed raises for city workers part of ensuring quality city services
• Oncor installs two-millionth smart meter
• Public art atop radio tower to be dedicated
• Dallas police arrest man after sons found dead
• Back-to-school traffic safety: It’s no accident
• No record in DFW on Sunday, but it was still hot
• Strapped school districts look for savings by cutting busing
• 'Cop shops' give Hurst police place to work, reduce crime
• 'Cowboy Chris' raises $5,000 for children's charity with horseback ride to New York
• Texas 26 project could create headaches for back-to-school crowd
• Arlington council agrees to move forward with first skate park
• Real Estate: Realty Capital now owned by founder, two partners
• Shlachter & Co.: Former American boss Crandall shares opinions on new blog
• Triple digit heat? Time to start thinking about holiday jobs
• Arlington parks hosting fall Naturally Fun Neighborhood events
• W.A.T.E.R. Festival at River Legacy September 10
• Confusion reigns over Texas' 2012 election calendar
• Four JPS clinics closing by Oct. 1
• North Texas shoppers crowd stores on tax-free weekend
• Bless 7 taking money, making promises
• 107 at DFW Airport is eighth record high this month
• North Tarrant Express developer slow to use public money
• Keller benefit run is moving west
• For recent college graduates, career paths often take a detour
• Texas court wants more info in Leach case
• Obituary: Artist Ronald Thomason found his calling as child in east Fort Worth
• Cattle truck overturns on I-20; some cattle put down after injuries
• Suit against Hicks takes a new tack
• Arlington students get a head start on firefighting careers
• Perry's 1995 investment in Movie Gallery raises questions
• As Fort Worth concern nears, Gary Wright reflects on his career
• Texas adds more jobs in July, but its jobless rate rises
• Limits placed on airlines' hiring of former FAA inspectors
• New EPA rule could lead to rolling blackouts in Texas, PUC chairwoman says
• One Fort Worth church building is home to six congregations
• Little adjustments add up to big energy savings
• Motorcyclist who died in Euless wreck identified
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: August 20-21
• Brush fires flare up across North Texas
• Site near Strawn selected for regional state park
• Regents approve College of Pharmacy
• Arlington school board OKs budget with 24 new positions, tax decrease
• DFW's first pharmacy school to open in Fort Worth
• Burglary suspect dies after Fort Worth homeowners use chokehold
• Flurry of work will bring highway closures in Grapevine
• Busy ramp to Airport Freeway is closing for a year
• GameStop's forecast still strong despite second-quarter drop in profits
• Electric car charging stations popping up in DFW
• Strategies for college move-ins that cut expenses and effort
• 500 homes planned for Byron Nelson ranch in Roanoke
• Student wins Miss Black USA, redefines beauty
• Resident survey shows satisfaction with City services
• Mayor’s Summer Reading Challenge attracts record numbers
• Man sought in suspected kidnapping of teen in Fort Worth
• Suspected burglar dies after fight in Fort Worth home
• Briefs bandit sought in Dallas
• Weatherford woman testifies of affair with slain wife of defendant
• Woman drowns in Fort Worth while trying to rescue 8-year-old son
• Fort Worth man who was shot now faces murder charge
• Airlines push to curb oil speculation by traders
• Back-to-school shoppers get ready to save on annual sales tax holiday
• Perry's skepticism over global warming strikes a nerve
• Malaysian billionaire becomes third-largest AMR shareholder
• Boeing 787 finishes flight tests in move toward FAA approval
• Texas drought takes toll on farms, ranches
• Fort Worth to serve as model for Iraqi provincial councils
• Is there chocolate in Heaven?
• Get back-to-school cash by trading in electronics
• Schedule a draft 2012 Comprehensive Plan presentation
• Revolving Door
• Killer or Filler?
• Wasting the Green
• Cowtown Bar & Grill: Bust a Move
• Burnin’ for the Rest of My Life
• One Day: Same Time Next Year
• Fright Night: Meet the Neighbor
• A Theatre Family: 35 Years of Hip Pocket
• Scampi’s Cove: A Lakeside Grill
• Going Volcanic Over Little Squids
• Shorts
• More DFW heat records likely to fall today
• Fort Worth Library’s Contem?oraries
• Will Blair’s “Footloose”
• Man accused of luring Irving girls to California for prostitution
• Hicks fires back at bankruptcy administrator
• Forklift driver faces charges over police chase in Fort Worth
• Corps of Engineers says Fort Worth levees mostly unacceptable
• Michael Godard At Milan Gallery
• Arlington moves ahead on texting-while-driving ban
• Democrats win right to intervene in legislative redistricting case
• The Night the Music Died playing now
• Council urges revisions to drilling ordinance to protect residents
• Feds sue Dallas physician group for executive's lewd comments
• Stars of the past: Fabian Brunnstrom tries out for the Red Wings
• Man hurt when train hits car in Fort Worth
• Free Fort Worth Cats tickets for August 16th game
• Haltom City cafe owner busted for gambling
• Another record for warmest low could hit the books
• Worker dies after falling from billboard in Arlington
• Father gives details of hit-and-run incident that injured Tyler man
• Briefs: Arlington man dies of injuries from wreck
• More kids in DFW are diving into Spanish
• Fort Worth officers, pastor help stranded family get home
• Arlington expects to receive $2.7 million from state this week for Super Bowl expenses
• Councilman calls for Fort Worth to take action on gas drilling and air quality
• Gas lease prices decline dramatically since 2008
• North Texas suffers through year of weather extremes
• Former Bedford Mayor L. Don Dodson dies at 76
• Pentagon reportedly nixes F-16 sale to Taiwan
• Police begin back-to-school enforcement, safety campaign
• Spotlight: Neighborhood Education Office
• Video: Summer of Hope prepares students for school year
• Southwestern offers 2012 revival preachers
• FIRST-PERSON: Providential Car Repair
• Fort Worth woman arrested in death of motorcyclist
• Dallas firefighter dies after fall through roof
• City, property owner prepare for eminent domain battle over land for railroad track in north Fort Worth
• UNTHSC hosts “disease detectives” from Girls Inc.
• Arlington man killed in I-20 crash
• Rustlers delay duo's trip to new home after auction
• Fort Worth school supply deals for the week of August 14th
• Real estate: Montgomery Plaza suing former tenant for back rent
• Shlachter & Co.: Lawsuit with international intrigue may have sequel
• Saginaw woman markets one-of-a-kind product -- her enchilada sauce
• Heat contributed to death of Euless man in Bedford parking lot
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck in north Fort Worth
• Grand Prairie woman dies after wreck in Fort Worth
• Chisholm Trail Parkway toll road project bringing big changes to Cleburne
• Fort Worth has given raises to at least 106 city employees
• What happens when 100 is par for the course?
• Many Northeast Tarrant cities are considering employee raises
• Tarrant has 1 DNA exoneration after conviction; Dallas County leads the nation with 22
• Devon Energy's Barnett Shale bet pays off
• Michael Williams says he'd fight in Congress to eliminate U.S. energy, education departments
• Texas Medical Board panel will review allegations of violations at abortion clinics
• DFW colleges give freshmen a compass for the campus
• UNT sells football stadium naming rights for $20 million
• Man convicted of capital murder for killing Arlington clerk
• More highway closures set for this weekend in Grapevine
• Hairspray opens this weekend at Casa Manana
• Alliance hospital is trendsetter in technology, construction
• 2nd-quarter profit flat for Penney amid cuts in prices
• SEC names director for Fort Worth office after mishandling of Stanford Ponzi scheme case
• Stars roster review: Patrik Nemeth
• Help your business reduce waste, save water
• City Council to get in-depth look at gas drilling
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: August 13-14
• Fort Worth officially opens new east side middle school
• Mayor Price joins local partners to prepare students for class
• Woman injured in house fire in north Fort Worth
• Young children can go back to school at River Legacy Parks Nature School
• Fort Worth's newest burger joint draws In-N-Out crowd
• Digital Graphic Art Graduate Shares Her Story with Fort Worth Students
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY NAMES ADMINISTRATOR OF THE PLAZA HEALTH SERVICES AT THE STAYTON
• 15-year-old arrested in slaying in west Fort Worth
• Pit bulls held after attack in Fort Worth will be euthanized
• Jurors focus on tape to determine intent in Arlington clerk's slaying
• Grand Prairie police seek help in identifying armed robbers
• Lewis A. Carneal, former San Antonio extension director, dies at 70
• Congressman declines to clarify impeachment remarks
• Texas officials ask schools to conserve energy as extreme heat expected to continue
• Fort Worth council members frustrated over pace of street work
• Grand Prairie police seek help in identifying armed robbers
• Perry plans to announce presidential run Saturday
• Friends of O.S. Gray Natural Area raffling Texas Rangers tickets
• Budget Workshop: Day 2 Recap
• Juvenile held in slaying at west Fort Worth apartments
• Man drowns at Grapevine Lake boat ramp
• Budget Workshop: Day 1 Recap
• Thousands brave heat, turn out for Tarrant Back to School Roundup
• Ruling issued on how Fort Worth girl, 2, died in March
• Fort Worth finally gets a break in sales tax dispute
• Mansfield police seize 837 pounds of marijuana
• Fort Worth investment firm backing new nonbank lender
• Chesapeake to start deducting some costs from royalty checks
• FAA proposes $155,000 civil penalty against American Eagle
• F-35 ground testing can resume
• Mazda distribution and training facility opens in Grapevine
• Niagara Conservation moves its headquarters from New Jersey to Fort Worth
• Grand Ole Opry member Billy Grammer dies at 85
• Local businesses to be awarded for business plans
• Public hearing on Arlington skate park master plan August 16
• Traffic plan for In-N-Out grand opening released
• Weep No More, My Ladies
• R.I.P. Savvy’s Rich Mauch
• Free Gas — for Drillers
• Wired Willy’s Keeps it Classy
• Kyeyote, Doug Funnie, Meathead Wop
• Trend of record warm mornings continues
• Racism’s Echoes
• Delivery Boom
• The Help: Maid in Mississippi
• Praise The Lord And Pass The Kool-Aid
• Intriguing Temaki Sushi
• Sleuthing with Spice Girls
• An Ending, A Beginning
• Proposed 2012 Fort Worth budget includes pay raise
• Dallas girl, 6, allegedly videotaped mom having group sex
• Trial centers on whether robber intended to kill Arlington clerk
• Fort Worth trustees frustrated by district's poor performance
• Arlington considers new alarm fees
• In-N-Out Burger to debut Thursday on West Seventh
• SEC asks Quicksilver Resources for gas-production documents
• Drought officially 2nd-worst on record in Texas
• S&P lowers ratings of 11,500 muni bonds tied to U.S. government
• One of 4 flights arrived late in June
• City budget proposal includes no tax increase, small raises for general employees
• Attorney said robber did not intend to kill Shell station clerk
• Translating those complicated public notices about the city’s tax rate
• Dallas girl, 6, allegedly had to videotape mom having sex
• Heat records could be adjusted today
• Fort Worth man who died in Burleson crash lost control of motorcycle
• Lyme disease research, legislation allows more aggressive treatments for sufferers
• TCC administrators propose 5-year tuition increase
• Fort Worth schools fail federal and state standards in largest percentage among big districts
• Carrizo Oil & Gas to help pay for new day care at UT Arlington
• LaGrave Field granted historic designation by city panel
• Argyle woman convicted of robbery for her role in fatal cabbie holdup
• Former Kennedale teacher charged in sex case
• Quicksilver sets production record but falls short of target
• Business briefs: Lockheed Martin gets $535 million F-35 contract
• Help shape the future of the Fort Worth Library at upcoming meetings
• Video: Hitting the trails with the mayor
• A cool night at the Fall Gallery of Art
• New zoning system to be considered for Camp Bowie Boulevard
• Study: Red-light cameras reduce crashes by 24 percent in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth school supply deals for the week of August 7th
• Mayor's Message: Social media opening new lines of communication
• Killeen woman killed in rollover accident in Mansfield
• Tighter budgets heat up competition in DFW teaching job market
• SEAL with ties to Arlington dies in Afghanistan crash
• Fort Worth man making seventh bid for president
• Investigation continues into unauthorized purchases in Johnson County commissioner's office
• Man fatally injured by bull at Erath County rodeo
• Briefs: Teen shot to death at Fort Worth apartment complex
• Amarillo chiropractor gets life for assaulting girlfriend
• Area FedEx driver to compete for national step-van title
• Movement to ban plastic bags picking up steam, but local cities holding off
• Shlachter & Co.: Cats to weather heat by hosting new events
• Future cuts may hit defense industry hard
• Avery rule: agitate irritate instigate arrest
• Magnitude 2.6 quake rattles North Texas
• Triple-digit heat forecast in North Texas through Saturday
• 30,000 turn out for Perry's day of prayer in Houston
• JPS budget would close several community clinics
• Heat dries up work at landscape businesses
• Schola Cantorum Children's Chorus Auditions Next Week!
• Prosecutors find glitches in human trafficking, sexting and domestic abuse bills
• A penny stolen could be a felony
• JPS budget would close several community clinics
• Perry thrills conservative Christians with Saturday's prayer rally
• Full speed ahead for Fort Worth medical school
• DFW has fifth straight record high, but at least bugs are gone
• Finding middle ground on EPA-Texas electric squabble
• UNT shows off new environmentally friendly football stadium
• I-30 grass fire lights up dispatchers' switchboard
• Accident to close bridge over I-30 in west Fort Worth for 2 months
• Historical marker approved for wrongly convicted Fort Worth man
• Gun shop owners in Texas, elsewhere sue ATF over new requirement
• Church offers a spiritual wake-up call for men
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: August 6-7
• Woman found stabbed to death in Arlington apartment
• Fire Department bans fireworks displays due to drought conditions
• Perry's college transcript released
• Driver involved in fatal wreck on I-30 released from hospital
• Fort Worth man's death after bar fight ruled as homicide
• Texas talk, a reality or perception?
• At these DFW workplaces, the heat is in
• Major Caravaggio Exhibition
• International Mars Society meets in Grapevine
• Public can tour new Arlington fire station Saturday
• Man gets 40-year sentence for Fort Worth kidnapping
• Congress reaches deal to end stalemate, get FAA working
• Hutchison credited with playing key role in resolving FAA dispute
• Southwest has no plans to increase capacity in 2012
• June airport passenger traffic at DFW up 3.3%
• Debt collectors can be helpful in clearing up identity thefts
• Business briefs: Bell, Boeing offer Osprey contract
• Police on lookout for robbery suspect
• Eastbound I-30 closure in Fort Worth
• Rules of the road for drivers and bicyclists in new downtown bike lanes
• Another day and probably another warmest low record for DFW
• Fatal wreck closes eastbound I-30 in west Fort Worth
• North Texans head to Houston rally -- some to pray, some to protest
• Organizers say Saturday's Houston prayer event is meant to be nonpolitical
• Burglaries jump in Northeast Tarrant
• Obama urges Congress to fund FAA operations
• Boots with extra spirit bringing in new customers
• Problem with power system grounds all F-35s
• Fort Worth's Union Drilling posts $3.4 million loss
• 3 Parrots Taco Shop denies Fuzzy's copycat allegations in court filing
• $1 admission to the Trinity River Audubon Center all August
• Police searching for suspect after bank robbery
• Euless man arrested in Irving parking lot slayings
• Police forum to address diversity concerns
• PETA’s Deep Pockets
• Quaker City Night Hawks Take Off
• Taser Gets Zapped
• The Great Tyrant
• Yupp’s on High
• Music Comes … and Goes
• Jeff Mueller’s “Eat the Vegan”
• I Am You, Man: The Change-Up
• Beats, Rhymes & Life: Rap Promoters
• The Sizzle on 7th
• Shots at Revolver
• Sweet Salvation
• Bad Dad?
• AA flight from Los Angeles to DFW lands in Abilene
• Knife Premieres
• Most on Arlington council favor tougher cellphone restrictions
• Partial shutdown of FAA will continue until next month
• 2 local firms will complete 12 town homes near TCU
• Alliance adds 2,400 jobs in last year
• Approach Resources posts huge rise in earnings after shifting products
• Mexico arrests reputed crime boss 'El Koreano'
• Twice as many as expected apply online for Fort Worth housing vouchers
• Seven arrested in Haltom City gambling raid
• Visit Clarence Foster Park
• Kelley Park is one of Arlington's linear parks
• Man pulled out of pond off Blue Mound Road in Fort Worth identified
• Motorcyclist killed in White Settlement wreck identified
• Aviation Centennial: Celebrate the first flight of the B-36
• Seven arrested in gambling raid in Haltom City
• Fort Worth homeless shelter loses water service
• Third defendant in taxi driver's fatal holdup goes on trial
• WestAid food pantry looking for new home in Fort Worth
• High school coach in Texas dies after practice
• State Senate seat may draw crowd of GOP House members
• Texas study shows 25% drop in crashes at intersections with red-light cameras
• Tatum is new managing partner at Fort Worth's Cantey Hanger law firm
• Energy conservation encouraged during extreme heat
• El Paso superintendent arrested in federal investigation
• Fort Worth school supply deals for the week of July 31st
• The allure of stunning art on paper
• Two more Republicans may join bid to unseat Wendy Davis
• Mayor's Message: Be smart with water use
• Heat to slow TRE trains Monday afternoon
• Pedicabs coming to Fort Worth's near south side
• Man found dead in Fort Worth park pavilion was slain, medical examiner says
• North Texas expected to continue baking in 100-plus-degree days
• Man, woman killed in wreck with 18-wheeler in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth man slain at Arlington club
• Arlington may crack down on drivers' cellphone use
• Pedicabs coming to Fort Worth's near south side
• Volunteers provide new playground for Arlington elementary school
• 2 entrepreneurs opening microdistillery in Fort Worth
• Four children left unattended in hot vehicle in Dallas
• Fight at Arlington club leaves one man dead
• Candidates already circling for governor, lieutenant governor races
• Close call, but hot streak keeps cooking
• 'Unfortunate' mistake by officers makes Lufkin the shame of America
• Arkansas community says goodbye to four killed at Grand Prairie roller rink
• Fort Worth looks to add rail linking downtown, Alliance
• Hurst to tighten smoking restrictions
• Is a record 42-straight triple-digit days within reach for DFW?
• How Fuzzy's Taco Shop built a restaurant empire
• Candidates already circling for governor, lieutenant governor races
• Coppell teen drowns in Lake Lewisville
• Don unlikely to bring relief to North Texas
• Residents describe fire, explosions at Fort Worth mobile home park
• In construction, public spending picks up slack in private sector
• Tarrant U.S. House delegation unites behind Boehner
• Texas attorney general blocks forensic panel from continuing Willingham case
• Fire burns 100 acres, spares Bridgeport animal sanctuary
• Court records reveal criminal history of Fort Hood suspect's parents
• Cultures from around globe have churches in Northeast Tarrant County
• Michael Williams switches congressional races
• Tarrant U.S. House delegation united behind Boehner bill
• Losses expand at Energy Future Holdings as revenue declines
• Drilling rigs down in U.S.
• Thefts of storm water grates are costly, dangerous
• Seminary hosts Fort Worth mayor’s key presentation
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: July 30-31
• Rider dies of injuries after being hit by car in Fort Worth
• Gang unit investigating shooting of three in Fort Worth
• North Texas representative backs speaker's bill on debt plan
• For some, Perry's day of prayer will be day of picketing
• Family on Fort Worth park outing finds dead body
• Animal control officer arrested after dispute at Fort Worth shelter
• EPA proposes emissions cuts for oil, gas operations
• DFW Airport Board approves $600 million budget
• Layoffs, expense cuts help Horton post quarterly profit
• American reaches tentative deals with 2 labor groups
• Tourism spending in Fort Worth rose in 2010
• Online auction lets you support Girls Inc. from comfort of home
• Fort Worth black-tie affair to award winemaking standards
• Gloat? Us?
• Support Your Local Institutions
• Dust-Up
• Irving apartment fire leaves more than 80 without a home
• Drought continues to raise concerns about North Texas water supplies
• Woman killed while walking across Highway 121 in Grapevine
• Dallas group wins dispute over Korean War data
• Delinquency, foreclosure rates down in Fort Worth-Arlington
• Lockheed should get decision on selling F-16s to Taiwan
• Fuzzy's sues Granbury taco shop
• Business briefs: Delta profit falls 58%; 2,000 take buyouts
• Debt discord in D.C. creating another drag on economy
• Drought continues raising concerns over North Texas water supplies
• Fort Worth judge to run for top spot on Court of Criminal Appeals
• School zone beacons to be tested beginning Aug. 1
• Mayor's Message: Some thoughts as I get settled in…
• Tu Hai Times
• The Universal Answer is Both, Alan
• Steppin’ in It
• Economic Indicators
• Cal's State: Crazy, Stupid, Love.
• A Widow Needs A Little Help
• School Bullies
• Gallery
• Women on Boards
• Fort Worth man wounded in gang-related shooting
• Four Tarrant post offices on list for possible closure
• Father, cousin recount horror of Grand Prairie shooting rampage
• North Richland Hills campaign takes on blighted buildings
• Students have out-of-this-world experience at science camp
• Verizon in, T-Mobile out at RadioShack
• DFW home prices declined in May for the 11th straight month
• Air travelers who paid federal taxes when they bought tickets may be due a refund
• TCU students head back to classes for less with rented e-textbooks
• Kids to get apple slices with all McDonald's Happy Meals
• Police raid Arlington strip club, arrest 44
• New daily water use record set Monday
• Zimmerman chosen as mayor pro tem in Fort Worth
• Three parks sit on Lake Arlington
• City Council calls for expediency on the future of public pools in Fort Worth
• City Council approves site purchase for future water reclamation facility
• U.S. Postal Service might close 222 branches in Texas, including 3 in Fort Worth and 1 in Arlington
• D/FW home prices declined in May for the 11th straight month
• Heat causes delays on Trinity Railway Express
• Deaths of dozens of fish in Colleyville pond blamed on heat
• DFW unofficially sets record high low temperature
• Dallas investigators looking into 10-year-old boy's death
• Fort Worth school supply deals for the week of July 24th
• More airlines raise fares to grab tax savings
• American Airlines to pay $3.8 billion for new planes through 2016
• DFW employers positive about hiring for the rest of the year
• Range reports big earnings increase in 2nd quarter
• Filmmaker, screenwriter Cacoyannis dies at 89
• Two flights make emergency landings at DFW Airport
• Free workshop to offers information on affordable housing for homebuyers
• Southwest Municipal Courts building open for business
• Gun threats preceded deadly Grand Prairie shooting
• Former Marine answers the call of his hobby
• Official: No engine fire on Brazil-bound American Airlines flight
• Projects to restrict Hulen Street bridge to two lanes 'til mid-2013
• After deadly Arlington fire, officials stress importance of smoke detectors
• Driver of car in fatal Wise County crash remains hospitalized
• Perry could have trouble fundraising nationally for presidential campaign
• Obama top recipient of Texas presidential campaign contributions so far
• 2 killed in drive-by shooting in Irving
• Analysts have doubts about Eagle's viability
• eCommerce Industries adds new customers to total 6,000
• Fort Worth's Gateway Park is a good place to play or picnic
• Take your dog to Fort Woof Dog Park in Fort Worth
• Six killed in shooting at Grand Prairie roller rink
• Perry nomination might provide inspiration for third-party candidate
• Four killed in crash in rural Wise County
• Drought is taking toll on Texas aquifers
• Even in hard times, Fort Worth finds raises for a lucky few
• In Hurst, outlook on federal debt issue runs from bleak to angry
• Keller High students work to make Quidditch a UIL-sanctioned sport
• American Airlines is building for the future
• At DFW pawnshops, business isn't all bright and shiny
• Four die in wreck in Wise County
• Rainbow Lounge patrons settle with Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
• Flower Mound places more limits on gas drilling
• Book fans flock to Borders in search of bargains
• Scam artist sells plywood TVs in Arlington
• We Are Cherished helps women leave sex industry
• Arlington used car dealer accused of fake vehicle inspections
• U.S., Texas, Barnett rig counts up
• Property values in Tarrant County beginning to rebound
• DFW now halfway to record 100-degree string
• Flower Mound passes new drilling restrictions
• Scam artist peddles plywood TVs in parking lot
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: July 23-24
• Man who was stabbed to death at Lake Worth identified
• City assists animals in distressed situations due to extreme heat
• City facilities available for residents looking to get out of the heat
• Oddities, Wonders, Visual Delights, and community charity
• Davis, Veasey intervene in redistricting fight
• Smiles All Around at Fort Worth Campus During Inaugural “Safe Smiles” Event
• Fight over teaching evolution in Texas fizzles
• UNTHSC welcomes new Family Medicine chair
• Two dogs left to die in vacated Fort Worth apartment
• Man in 'sovereign citizen' group is wounded in shootout
• Fort Worth housing officials hope to prevent stampede for vouchers
• Three airline owners reporting higher profits
• Airlines win delay on some consumer-protection rules
• FAA shutdown would lay off hundreds; deadline is 11 p.m. CST Friday
• Cash America reports 29% profit increase in second quarter
• Grassroots group to rally for Dublin Dr Pepper
• State law to require boater education for youth, but boaters of all ages could benefit
• Fort Worth's top chefs gather for a culinary cause
• Boy, 12, dies after being struck by car in Arlington
• Nightsong: Public art at 460 feet
• I-30 ramps to southbound I-35W closed Saturday for road work
• Another record for warmest low ready for the books
• Man executed for 9-11 reprisal shooting
• American Airlines orders 460 new planes in bold move to overhaul fleet
• Free Film Series At The Kimbell: 'Picasso And Braque's Paris'
• Dewhurst's Senate bid spurs interest in lieutenant governor post
• By playing offense, American Airlines is acting like an industry leader again
• AMR posts $286 million loss, announces plan to spin off American Eagle
• Mansfield company moving to Forest Hill
• First Cash earnings up, but stock slips
• Bell helps lift Textron earnings
• Attorneys still bickering in Rangers bankruptcy case
• New requirements in effect for companies performing seismic testing
• Meacham celebrates anniversary
• Forums provide chance to get involved in redistricting process
• KRLD Restaurant Week satisfies the stomach and warms the heart
• Closer to Reality?
• Battleground Wittenberg
• The Music Bed Wakes Up
• School Politics:
• No Overtime for Bikinis
• Takeover, Davestock
• War on Sag
• Gallery
• Che C’è? The Double Hour
• Pooh Lightness
• The Bard in Tweetland
• Southside Hoagies
• Hey, Sailor, Want to Share Some Cow Brains?
• The Next Wave
• Fatal stabbing at Lake Worth campsite investigated
• DFW temperature dips into 70s for first time in two weeks
• Gas drilling in Fort Worth dominates council discussion
• Many Texans watching debt ceiling debate with anxiety
• Some LULAC members worry that Hispanic school official they supported may be fired in Fort Worth
• Experts say natural gas use hinges on policy
• Range production up despite Barnett sale
• Lockheed Martin, United Technologies to pay up to $283 million for F-35 overrun
• American Airlines expected to announce order of 250-plus planes today
• Kress Building nightly light show could brighten up downtown
• Dole Traveling Fruit Stand stops in Dallas
• Fort Worth’s fleet ranks No. 17 on national list
• I-20 to be detoured in southwest Fort Worth; alternate routes encouraged
• New Testament professor's commentary shares the joy of discovery
• Students challenged, encouraged by Israel trip
• Two Arlington parks host monthly composting classes
• 2 rescued from Dallas bungee ride
• Keller motorcyclist dies in collision with vehicle driven by suspected drunk driver
• North Texas ponds, stock tanks drying up in heat
• Fort Worth "Defendants" Collect "Court Fees" for MDA
• Student wins Google Science Fair
• Grapevine-Colleyville trustees OK teacher salary, bond guidelines
• American Airlines looks to retain JFK-Tokyo Haneda route
• Woman pleads guilty in mortgage fraud case
• Borders may start liquidating remaining stores this week
• Cuban can't use 'unclean hands' defense in SEC case
• Fort Worth school supply deals for the week of July 17th
• Police seek witnesses to Interstate 35W slaying July 8
• Castleberry students volunteering a green thumb with Forestry
• Fort Worth, Irving mayors drag race to promote safety
• Borders seeks approval to liquidate
• Man arrested in double shooting at Fort Worth bar
• Mayor's Message: Study results positive, but still more to be done
• Motorcyclist killed in Parker County chase with DPS
• Cedar Hill teen killed in motorcycle wreck on Highway 360
• Tarrant residents seek out activities to beat heat
• White Coat ceremony set for July 23
• Small earthquake felt in North Texas; no major damage reported
• Crowley family returning to China to teach English
• Allergies can vex man's best friend during summer
• Ex-TCU football standouts arrested on suspicion of public intoxication
• Tunes from early childhood education classes are music to DFW parents' ears
• Meet Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza and his 'winning model'
• Lincoln Square shopping center in Arlington sold for $70.7 million
• Hendrix Park in Grand Prairie
• Builder of Texas roads may default on Indiana project
• Missing family hopes ID of body found in refrigerator solves case
• Texas has tough law on online fakers and needs to enforce it
• Last U.S. Federal Helium Reserve, near Amarillo, is running out
• Two arrested in slaying of convenience store clerk
• Grapevine vineyard wages ongoing battle against birds
• Southlake median plants prove divisive
• Texas spending kept rising for years with Perry as governor
• Bell Helicopter's sale of program is U.S. taxpayers' loss
• Armed robbers wound manager of Fort Worth bar
• Cleburne jail employee admits she had sex with inmate
• DFW officials, groups helping residents cope with heat
• Texas' debt practices contradict Perry's rhetoric
• Camp gives people with disabilities the skills to master bicycling
• Naval Air Station Fort Worth's longest-serving commander retires
• New York woman, 34, is found dead in pool in Colleyville
• Bell Helicopter shifting 100 jobs from Fort Worth to Amarillo
• American Airlines' deal covers 35 Boeing 737-800 aircraft
• Number of active drilling rigs up in Texas, nationwide
• Range Resources files counterclaim suit alleging testing conspiracy
• Business briefs: Mining company buys Petrohawk Energy
• Palin fans turn out at only local theater showing "The Undefeated"
• Beat the heat at Hawaiian Falls, send a kid to camp
• The Jungle Book opens this weekend in Weatherford
• Open house set to update community on site selection for Mary’s Creek Water Reclamation Facility
• Comprehensive air quality study provides insight into emissions from natural gas facilities
• Water pressure back to normal following east Fort Worth main break
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: July 16-17
• Leadership Development Center accentuates seminary experience
• Water pressure restored in southeast Fort Worth as repairs on main continue
• American announces sale-leaseback deal for 35 Boeing 737-800s
• Fort Worth man arrested in slaying of fiancee
• Storybook Program For Preschoolers Promotes Early Interest In Art
• Adult Art Workshop: 'Cubist Guitars And Candlesticks'
• Remains of pilot with Fort Worth ties return to Texas
• Stimulate your palate, Texas' economy - eat local
• Dallas Cowboys sever ties with package tour company
• No 'significant health threats' found in Fort Worth air quality
• Foreclosure postings for area homes fall 14 percent
• Trusted-traveler program coming to DFW Airport this fall
• Wittenberg University in session July 15 - July 24
• New air-conditioning unit gives homeowners chance to go solar
• 84 sets record for warmest low temperature for date
• Some trampled in rush for Dallas housing vouchers
• Toddler and grandfather dead after being pulled from Dallas pool
• Fort Worth Country Day School senior places first at Google Global Science Fair
• Art Spark' A Free Family Festival At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Fort Worth councilman frustrated by delay in releasing air quality study
• Tarrant medical examiner IDs man shot by police
• Luminant owner says rule likely to make it mothball some operations
• Three Middle East nations considering F-16 orders
• Demand for DFW retail space climbs in first half of year
• Mattress Firm outmaneuvers local company in Stock Show sponsorship deal
• Business briefs: Jury rules in favor of former TWA pilots
• Fed's Dallas chief warns against new stimulus
• Dallas Stars sign Eric Godard
• The road to Six Flags is paved with bargains
• What’s a Little Hate Among Friends?
• November Reign
• Music Awards Winners
• Booking Confusion
• Getting Pantherfied
• Gallery
• Harry’s End
• Sauceda Rocks Out
• He’s For Real
• Become a Lotus Eater
• Good Grub in God’s Waiting Room
• End Times
• Man dies after being found lying in Fort Worth street
• 4 Dallas firefighters injured battling house fire
• Dallas hospital fined $50,000 in ER tragedy
• Fort Worth police fatally shoot sexual-assault suspect
• Brownwood firefighter's widow offers public thanks
• Texas' debt growing at faster rate than federal government's
• Solar energy customers can get $1,000 discount
• Bank of America adds 33 small-business bankers in DFW
• Business briefs: Tarrant, Johnson farmers can apply for federal aid
• Ft. Worth families receive free school supplies at Back to School Roundup
• New chapel named in honor of distinguished professor
• 'Wrong way' signs on tollway meant to deter drunken driving
• Fort Worth teen wins worldwide Google Science Fair
• Brownwood firefighter's widow says Rangers still family's favorite
• FIRST PERSON: From Black Gold to Streets of Gold
• Plano man slips from tube, drowns in Great Smokies river
• Crowley man suspected in wife's death dies
• Triple-digit temps blamed in woman's death near Graham
• Mom angry after doctor prescribes paddling for 5-year-old
• Chesapeake to invest in boosting demand for natural gas
• Fort Worth school supply deals for the week of July 10th
• Brownwood, Rangers turn out to help a little boy say goodbye to his father
• Is U.S. cash safe? $5.4 billion left unprotected
• Ex-Fox News personality Glenn Beck heading to North Texas
• 'Unusual sound' prompts shutdown of Six Flags roller coaster
• Housekeeper for Terry Bradshaw's ex-wife arrested on theft charge
• Driver inattention contributed to wreck in Burleson that claimed baby, officials say
• Eastland County man accused of providing alcohol to minors
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck near Abilene
• Brownwood prepares for funeral of dad killed in Ballpark fall
• Fort Worth boy recovering after shark attack
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY PREPARES FUTURE RESIDENTS FOR OPENING DAY
• Check out the latest issue of North Texas Health & Science magazine
• 7 Parker County churches robbed, vandalized in past 3 months
• Lone Oak Winery unites with animal shelter to get dogs adopted
• Program needs host families for Chinese students
• TCC, Haltom City partner to open learning center
• Fort Worth bike accessory company is Tour de France team sponsor
• Spire Realty starts new chapter for City Place
• Tarrant County ties abundant in Perry's political emergence
• Thieves sought in vandalism at seven churches in Parker County
• Tarrant Appraisal District unwittingly broke law on meeting notifications
• Mike Moncrief's four decades in public office come to an end this week
• Rangers plan safety review after fan's fatal fall
• Rihanna delivers plenty of hits in Dallas
• Local law enforcement increasingly stopping, inspecting commercial trucks
• Judge kicks off strict probation program in Tarrant County
• Arlington charter school's new campus is coming along nicely
• Northeast Tarrant cities consider a joint disaster recovery site for records
• Keller district working on pay-for-ride busing
• Financial aid cuts threaten momentum at Texas colleges
• Doctors and family members agree: Dallas Wiens has what it takes to carve a new life from a full face transplant
• River Legacy Park offers scout badge program
• Criticism of Texas' execution of Mexican Leal doesn't bother Perry
• Fire officials reinforce heat safety after firefighter dies in Palo Pinto County
• Tarrant County College redistricting plan reflects population trends
• Family of Burleson man killed in DWI crash gets $1 million from country club
• Fort Worth Mayor-elect Betsy Price, Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne race at Friday Night Drags
• Man, 48, sentenced to prison for sexual assault
• Area sales of existing homes flat in June
• PUC chief steps down for post on Railroad Commission
• Texas needs U.S. job growth, Workforce Commission chairman says
• Five-alarm fire under control along Texas 114 in Grapevine
• Suspect in Fort Worth officer shooting has a long criminal history
• Arlington lawmaker proposes law named for Caylee Anthony
• McFalls East Park has its own charm--and history
• McFalls Park in Grand Prairie is a good place to play, swim, or picnic
• Man found shot dead after van pulled over in Fort Worth
• North Texans head to Florida for Atlantis' scheduled launch
• Southwestern reaffirmed by accreditation body
• Brownwood firefighter dies after fall at Rangers game
• Wearing White Makes a Statement for Dallas/Fort Worth Pharmacy Technician Students Who Gain Certification
• Fort Worth City Council cancels out-of-town retreat over financial concerns
• The season of electric eclecticism begins at Fort Worth's Casa Manana
• That Woman In A Blue Dress: Titian's 'La Bella' - Lecture
• Maid sought in theft from Terry Bradshaw's ex-wife
• Former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert affirms bid for U.S. Senate
• Fort Worth event promotes alternative fuels for cleaner air
• Auto industry goes on a hiring spree as economic recovery picks up speed
• Weather bumps up tarmac delays in May
• Play the online vacation savings game
• EPA orders Texas to cut other states' pollution
• St. Louis Blues tap former Stars talent Langenbrunner and Arnott
• Ex-Keller educator in child porn case found dead in jail
• Mayor-elect Price to drop the green flag on Friday Night Drags series
• Driver found fatally shot in southeast Fort Worth
• Benbrook to get regional shopping center near tollway route
• Fort Worth real estate agent facing jail time in 2002 case
• Area briefs: 46 arrests made in weekend 'no refusal' crackdown
• Fire crews partially contain Palo Pinto County wildfire
• Classic Movie weekend: July 8
• SuperMedia is sued over overtime pay
• New-home sales down 26 percent in DFW
• Business briefs: Verizon's unlimited data plan ends today
• Arlington woman dies in single-vehicle accident
• Modern dance and film festival begins this weekend: July 8 - 24
• Palo Pinto wildfire about 50 percent contained, officials say
• Wittenberg opens this week - Opening night already sold out!
• Bicycle sharing in Fort Worth transit agency budget
• Film Shorts
• Tomorrow and Tomorrow …
• Purple Piano Texas
• Andrew Kenny’s Wooden Birds
• It Is Curious (Orange)
• Water: Lighter than Booze?
• And the Winners Are …
• Leaving Afghanistan
• Gallery
• The Tree of Life: Pictures at an Exhibition
• Cowboy Up With Buck
• The New Thirty Years’ War
• High Five for Pie Five
• Bacon Burgers
• Dance Flicks
• Body of Dallas man recovered from Joe Pool Lake
• Real estate agent convicted of 1986 slaying of woman in Fort Worth
• Keys that unlock The Secret Garden
• Defendant in robbery-slaying sentenced to life in prison
• Fireworks explode in car, burning Dallas man
• Two fatal shootings raise Arlington's 2011 homicide total to 14
• Kayaker's body recovered from Eagle Mountain Lake
• Writer, 31, files attempted rape charge against Strauss-Kahn
• DFW Airport proposes 6% budget increase
• Pipeline firm OKs merger with Energy Transfer
• Body found in refrigerator in Ellis County may be missing Arlington man
• Wounded veteran celebrates Independence Day in new home
• Record water use in Fort Worth raises concerns
• Rescuers search for kayaker missing in Eagle Mountain Lake
• Water Department Pumps Record Amount of Water
• Alvarado man jailed in slaying of ex-girlfriend's mother in Arlington
• Brothers, government tangle over Korean War records
• Burleson man gets a home repair surprise a little early
• UTA nursing simulator gains success, recognition
• Kennedale breaks ground on largest phase of TownCenter
• Number of slaughtered U.S. horses nearly the same as before ban
• CEO Alex Smith discusses Pier 1 Imports' turnaround
• Airlines positioned for big gains in efficiency
• Dallas Stars update roster with 6 new players
• 4 dead, 1 jailed after crash on Texas highway
• Tarrant tops in state in natural gas production
• One killed in Denton County July Fourth crash
• Alzheimer's patient dies after being hit by truck in Bedford
• July Fourth city facility openings and closings
• This year, Willie Nelson picnic aims to beat the heat
• After delays, White Settlement to move ahead with flood-control project
• Arrive early for Arlington July Fourth parade
• For some, idea of Fort Worth food park is hard to swallow
• GameStop pushing ahead with digital business
• Open auditions in Grapevine
• Kevin Kline speaking French this weekend
• TCU student representing Frisco is crowned Miss Texas
• Homeless shelters feeling the heat of a hot summer
• Rare Terracotta Portrait Bust - Discovered To Have Been In Nazi Salt Mine During WWII
• Review questions Medicaid status of some Lake Worth Nursing Home residents
• Tarrant M.E. chosen to lead forensic panel
• Fingerprints remain at issue in trial for 1986 Fort Worth slaying
• Sabre seeks dismissal of US Airways antitrust lawsuit
• Arlington to sell Super Bowl, World Series items on city's online store
• Residents welcome Fort Worth's new interim superintendent
• Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers plans five Tarrant County restaurants
• Boval of Cleburne buys Chata Biosystems
• Arlington's Martha Walker Park
• Mayor's Message: Fort Worth must continue to plan for growth
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: July 2-4
• Police say Arlington man was shot in head by girlfriend
• What's going on in Grand Prairie Parks
• Garland man dies in motorcycle wreck in Carrollton
• Man critically injured in wreck on I-20 in Arlington
• TX Gov. Rick Perry undergoing minor back surgery
• Texas' prepaid tuition program could go broke by 2014
• Woman wounded, husband dead in Carrollton shootings
• Iconic Titian Painting On View At The Kimbell Art Museum This Summer
• CARD Act having a mixed effect on consumers
• Fort Worth plant may take hit as Lockheed Martin cuts 1,500 jobs
• Business briefs: Unemployment benefit applications remain stuck above 400,000
• My Son Pinocchio playing this weekend
• Last weekend for Concert in the Gardens
• Charges upgraded against father accused of abandoning young son on highway in West Texas
• Most of Texas at highest intensity level of drought
• TxDOT awards Seventh Street bridge contract
• Man chased in Eastland County by vehicle, then on foot
• A Better Life, Mi Hijo
• Transformers: Cock-Eyed Optimus
• Man shot in parking lot of south Fort Worth Taco Bell
• Man accused of abandoning 4-year-old son along West Texas freeway
• Rare white buffalo calf named in special ceremony
• Ice Cream Sunday
• Blame game ensues after TSA pat-down bill dies at end of special session
• Fort Worth school district expands anti-bullying policy to protect 'gender identity and expression'
• Fort Worth Marine wounded in Iraq receives a new home and a hero's welcome
• Blame-game ensues after TSA bill dies at end of special session
• American Airlines may be interested in replacing big portion of fleet
• North Texas leads U.S. in apartment leasing growth
• Southwest Airlines pilot apologizes to co-workers for rant
• D-FW restaurants hope to become the offices of more customers
• UT Southwestern Medical Center lays off 105 as funding cut
• The bodacious season of the Texas Ballet Theater
• All the News Money Can Buy
• JJ & The Rogues: Stare Down
• Raining at Rick’s
• Music Awards Brings the Heat
• Bombs Away
• The Incredible Shrinking Star-Telegram
• Chancy Hacienda San Miguel
• Holding Out Hope on Hulen
• You’re Getting to Be a Hobbit With Me
• Harding’s Installment Plan
• Gallery
• DFW home prices in April down 4 percent from year ago
• ConAgra Foods sells Fort Worth facility that never became manufacturing plant
• Fees will be higher for new Home Town NRH facility
• Robert H. Widmer, pioneer in aircraft design
• Meter reader says he didn't move toddler's remains
• Kennedale man sentenced to death for killing family
• “Hey, God, I’m Zach.”
• Woman gets 180 days in jail in Grapevine prostitution sting
• Electricity watch issued for today in Texas
• Will Baffle Magic Show in Bedford tonight
• Classic Movie weekend: July 1
• Fort Worth to revisit ban on meat sales at farmers market
• Carroll school district approves future payments to workers
• American Airlines changes policy for economy class boarding
• Final tests of Boeing 787 to start
• Chesapeake CEO calls New York Times article 'inaccurate and misleading'
• ERCOT emergency alert canceled early after conservation efforts
• Third victim in Arlington shooting spree identified
• Residents asked to conserve power during power watch
• Facebook photo helps lead police to Tarrant bank robbery suspect
• Alcohol suspected in wreck that claimed Fort Worth woman's life
• Hurst motorcyclist dies in early-morning crash
• Range Resources chief executive to step down Jan. 1
• Fort Worth man, 70, is run over, killed in parking lot incident
• Road work frustrates residents of far north Fort Worth
• Longtime North Richland Hills pastor dies on trip to Israel
• First run movie tickets for just $5.00?
• Grapevine schools' summer camp stresses fun in any language
• Arlington program pushes healthier food choices for girls
• North Richland Hills pastor dies on trip to Israel
• Shlachter & Co.: Cornyn may push stalled sales of F-16s to Taiwan
• Ex-search adviser used her own tips to land her dream job
• 2 firms sign big leases for Fort Worth industrial space
• No quick solutions to Fort Worth's swimming pool problems
• If it's hot in Texas, some weird tale will appear
• Redevelopment changing face of 'The Hill' in Grapevine
• Technology playing greater role in inappropriate student-teacher relationships
• Taxpayers to cough up at least $1 million for special session
• Picasso in a different light - free film screening
• XTO Energy acquisition pays off for Exxon Mobil
• Ohio woman found success, fame making boots in Texas
• Man dies in wreck in Fort Worth
• Rush Creek Linear Park construction underway
• Bill aimed at TSA's searches in trouble
• Parker County authorities seize marijuana plants in home
• Texas exoneree featured in 'Thin Blue Line' dies
• Fundraiser sends mayor, others 'Over the Edge'
• Gamble family moves into Arlington home after six-year struggle
• Jurors hear about convicted Kennedale murderer's background
• Members of two churches join forces to repair Fort Worth homes
• New executive will assist on F-35, report says
• Revenue forecasts cause airline shares to drop
• Texas is ground zero for a new oil and gas drilling boom
• Gamble family moves into Arlington home after six-year struggle
• Dallas Stars new coach Glen Gulutzan
• Buddy Blue is hiding in Arlington parks again--can you find him?
• Discuss flooding in Central Arlington Heights, Forest Park, Berry areas at June 28 meeting
• More copper wire thefts reported, costing City thousands and hindering public safety
• Video: Mayor goes 'Over the Edge'
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: June 25-26
• Arlington police shoot, wound armed man
• Mayor’s Message: Work still to be done in ending chronic homelessness
• Lake Worth man found shot dead in his front yard
• Athletic champions make Fort Worth hometown proud
• Reward doubled in Dallas sexual assault
• TxDOT says I-30 lanes to open Sunday ahead of schedule
• Silly season continues as lawmakers take up yet another Perry-inspired 'emergency'
• Rash of disasters raising concerns about emergency response resources
• Latino officials give Perry a subdued greeting
• Barton sticking with redrawn 6th Congressional District
• The Texas Pottery and Sculpture Guild Show
• Work on I-30 near North Beach Street finishing ahead of schedule
• Arlington church establishes fund to help 8 children who lost mothers in shooting
• Mistrial declared in Fort Worth murder trial after jurors deadlock
• Saving Star offers shoppers cash back coupons
• Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat perform this weekend
• You're invited to a Pajama Party - Friday, June 24
• Bike lanes popping up in downtown Fort Worth
• Fort Worth’s Fourth promises to be a hot time
• Work on I-30 near North Beach Street finishing ahead of schedule
• Authorities link 2nd death to Dallas rave
• Pave the Way at Southwestern Seminary
• Kennedale man visited topless bar after killing family
• Review outdoor events ordinance ahead of Fourth of July events
• Video: Mayor discusses challenges, accomplishments during his time in office
• Leave the fireworks to the pros
• Woman found dead at Irving apartment
• Woman attacked by pit bulls in Fort Worth
• D-FW has no hope of meeting strict clean-air rules, advocate says
• Free Film At The Kimbell: ‘Picasso And Braque Go To The Movies’
• Entrepreneur Duo Launches Affordable Music Collection for Photographers
• Keller tax election outcome worries school officials statewide
• More and more Texas counties restricting fireworks
• Retired Fort Worth officer defends method for finding fingerprints in 1986 slaying
• American Airlines said to be considering purchase of 100 Airbus planes
• Southwest flight attendants union considering EEOC complaint on pilot rant
• 80-year-old boots win Tony Lama contest
• Joint venture to build $700 million natural gas pipeline
• Man electrocuted off I-20 in Arlington while taking copper, police say
• First and Last Words
• Dansby on Board
• A Song of Ice and Firewater
• Gallery
• Adolescent Dramas
• 2011 The Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards
• Buffalo Cantina Heats Up
• Tale of Two Sushis
• Hot Feet
• 90-day burn ban takes effect in Tarrant County
• Dallas man dies in wreck in Crowley
• Bowlers hope women's championship at Cowboys Stadium lifts sport's profile
• Houston man executed for killing two people in 1998
• Southlake adds 2 big children's health facilities
• Bell Helicopter sells stake, exits BA609 tilt-rotor project
• Airbus hits goal of 500 orders for upgraded jet
• Texas investigators looking into arrangement with N. Texas Council of Governments
• Van Cliburn back in Moscow as honorary chairman of Tchaikovsky Competition
• At least 1 dead in accident on I-35 in Fort Worth involving tractor trailer
• Cluck optimistic about holding line on taxes in Arlington
• Bounce U offers DFW summer FUNcation Fridays
• White Settlement man arrested in fatal stabbing at topless bar
• Strong storms cut power, cause damage in N. Texas
• Evacuations continue amid Texas wildfire threat
• Texas congressional redistricting plan gets final approval
• GED Classes in Spanish
• Price vows to deliver on promises to "save dollars" in Fort Worth
• Many students head back to classrooms to summer school
• Mavs' celebration traffic smashes TRE record
• Science takes center stage in Hummel capital murder trial
• Colleyville council to have closed session on open meetings
• Future of historic post office is uncertain as Postal Service is pressured to lower costs
• Judge declines to dismiss EPA order against Range Resources
• Airbus' upgraded airliner gains steam, shutting out Boeing 737
• Mayor’s Message: Working together to address challenges makes Fort Worth an All-America City
• Ex-head of Mesquite police narcotics unit sentenced to jail
• Mayor Moncrief, other thrill-seekers going ‘Over the Edge’ on Friday
• Patterson’s honored in Romania with room, children’s book dedications
• Richard Land Center confronts wealth and poverty
• Patterson invites Southern Baptists to see revival on campus
• Southwestern honors distinguished alumni from Texas
• Man found dead outside medical examiner's office
• Boy, 13, believed to have accidentally shot two children near Mansfield
• Texas Woman's University ushers in new era of science with $26.4 million science complex
• Two real estate firms in area will merge
• Presidential elections begin this week in Fort Worth
• Affordable family friendly movies all summer
• St. Vincent's to open high school in Bedford in fall
• Texas voters can expect big changes in elections
• Beam from World Trade Center will find new home in Euless memorial
• High hits 100 again; 5,100 lose electricity
• Former FBI agent who investigated Oswald dies
• Tarrant County commercial foreclosures up 8% from '10
• Shlachter & Co.: Gourmet food truck to open with free food, party
• Southwest Airlines is still flying high as it turns 40
• Wolff wins re-election in close Arlington council race
• 2 hurt when vehicle slams into house in Fort Worth
• Three slain, one wounded in dispute at Arlington apartment
• Keller school voters defeat tax rate increase
• With Airport Freeway clogged, Texas 10 experiencing a revival
• Computer outage stalls United Airlines flights worldwide
• Longtime Dallas leader Al Lipscomb dies at 86
• Texting-while-driving ban among 23 Texas bills killed by vetoes
• Three slain in apparent domestic dispute in Arlington
• Love triangle unfolds in Fort Worth
• Concerts in the Garden - this weekend June 17 - 19
• Michael Williams to run for new U.S. House District 33
• Fort Worth named All-America City for third time
• Runoffs, school tax issue go before Tarrant County voters today
• Price, Lane wrap up runoff campaigns for Fort Worth mayor
• Money hungry doctor gets caught in a web of lies
• Proton therapy facility for cancer patients planned for DFW
• Free drinks on Southwest flights
• Business briefs: Texas unemployment stayed at 8% in May
• U.S., Texas rig counts up; Barnett down
• Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris playing now
• Classes on bidding, managing a multi-generational workplace offered next week
• Some Customers May Notice a Difference in Water Taste
• Jury sees graphic photos of Fort Worth woman slain 25 years ago
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: June 18-19
• Man found dead after standoff near Eagle Mountain Lake identified
• Fort Worth motorcyclist dies in wreck
• Bus wrecks in east Fort Worth
• A hot time expected for celebrations of dads
• Fort Worth’s Digital Graphic Art T-Shirt Design Competition Supports Relay For Life Event
• Killer of Fort Worth woman gets third execution date
• Taped confession played for jurors in capital murder trial
• Arlington school district likely to slip to 'acceptable' rating
• Haltom City man gets life in prison for baby's death
• Energy Transfer of Dallas to expand natural-gas pipeline network with purchase of Southern Union
• D-FW man's apps help people steer clear of storms
• Iconic Burleson drive-in restaurant to close, but owners hope to reopen at new site
• Borders reaches lease deals to keep 11 bookstores open
• Pier 1 reports nearly doubling 1st-quarter profit
• Free online services help consumers monitor identity theft
• Mayor's Message: 'We're all Mavs fans in North Texas'
• Mom, children rescued from burning vehicle after chase and wreck
• Get Your Rear in Gear Race to Promote Colon Cancer Awareness and Prevention
• Texas House rejects Barton attempt to change redistricting plan
• 67 North Texas gang members arrested in ICE operation
• Mavericks guard Stevenson arrested in Irving
• Experts survey region's roofs for durability after spring hailstorms
• Business briefs: Phillip E. Powell to fight insider-trading charges, lawyer says
• Bankruptcy judge to consider sale of property in Palmeiro project
• DFW celebrates Father's Day with free entertainment and food
• 4 hurt in car wreck with Fort Worth city bus
• Fort Worth ISD cancels annual convocation, opts for digital message
• Legend extraordinaire: Leon Fleisher
• Fort Worth Zoo security guard assaulted
• Unleashing a Flood of Questions
• Hoist By Their Own Arguments
• Road Shows
• Apache 5’s Big Black Smoke
• Fire Sale
• Safety on West 7th
• Super 8: Lights, Camera, Alien!
• Man dead after wreck, standoff near Eagle Mountain Lake
• 250,000 fans expected for Dallas Mavericks victory parade on Thursday
• Mr. Popper’s Penguins Flop
• Grilling at Riva Mediterranean
• Cuisine de Trough
• Texas Ballet Theater’s Best
• North Texas Tollway Authority chief has shaky prospects of keeping job
• City Council briefs: Tax abatement is approved for KXAS/Channel 5
• DFW briefs: Man dies after fight at topless club
• UNT Center for Human Identification featured on CW 33
• KLM suspends service between DFW Airport and Amsterdam
• Chase opens Arlington center to help homeowners avoid foreclosure
• House panel OKs funding for 32 F-35s but not alternative engine
• Half-price admission to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
• 67 gang members arrested in North Texas
• Former Permian player featured in 'Friday Night Lights' suspended from practicing law
• Tierney Road closed north of Rosedale 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday
• Man stabbed and killed at Fort Worth night club
• D/FW Airport records year's first 100-degree day
• Fort Worth man dies in wreck on Jacksboro Highway
• Dispute over gun may delay dedication of Mexican cowboy statue in Fort Worth
• Trial begins for Kennedale man accused of killing family
• DNA lab creates investigative software tool
• Aquatics
• Fort Worth school board OKs redistricting map
• Drought threatens drilling in South Texas' Eagle Ford Shale
• Fort Worth firm agrees to stop running online schools
• Mavericks merchandise flies off shelves of area retailers
• Man, 21, posed as officer, Fort Worth police say
• Federal regulators charge First Cash ex-chairman with insider trading
• Airlines made $5.7 billion in fees in 2010
• Mayor’s Message: Code Compliance adding resources to do even more for Fort Worth
• Early voting ends Tuesday for mayor, council seat
• Police forum to address concerns of deaf community
• Sixth annual National Dump the Pump Day encourages transit ridership
• Copper wire thefts cost City thousands, hinder public safety
• Provide feedback on regional transportation issues
• I-20/Bryant Irvin turnaround opens; frontage road work continues
• Woman, 27, says she was attacked at West Seventh shopping center in Fort Worth
• Follow Mavericks' plane home from Miami
• 'Ollie's Greening Up' brings students, nature together
• Film Series At The Kimbell: Picasso And Braque's Paris
• Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County launches $15.5 million fundraising campaign
• Candlelite Inn restaurant in Arlington is sold at auction
• Virus is likely cause of dozens of duck deaths
• First baby born in hospital will work with the nurse who helped deliver her
• Grand Prairie is hosting free event for current and future homeowners
• Macquarie CNL Global Income Trust to buy 2 north Fort Worth buildings
• Minor earthquake south of Maypearl jolts homeowners
• A-train commuter line is set for its first run between Denton and Carrollton
• 160 constituents make a difference with bill on North Texas Tollway Authority
• North Richland Hills mom lands on 'New York Times' bestseller list
• Town has zero tolerance -- just in case
• Inmate advocates work to close lapse in HIV treatment after discharge
• Burleson voters opt for change in council runoffs
• Kroger in far north Fort Worth adds to grocery options
• Mansfield to host new festival in August
• Colleyville homeowners association settles suit against ex-treasurer
• Wolff 'secretly' got donations from Apartment Association of Tarrant County, challenger says
• Free checking may be slipping away
• Robin Hood style robberies in Weatherford
• The Sound of Music playing now
• Jesus statue at White's Chapel United Methodist Church in Southlake is dedicated to girl's memory
• Former gang members seek to improve Fort Worth's Stop Six
• For-profit colleges deepening student debt crisis
• Residents of Keller school district divided over tax election
• Lane, Price make last joint appearances before runoff
• Fort Worth police chief reshuffles management team
• Chesapeake turns back opposition to executive pay plan
• Summer may not be the best time to buy a car
• City to hold 26th annual Juneteenth Celebration June 17
• Driver who crashed into T bus faces DWI charge
• Fort Worth man arrested on murder warrant in Arkansas
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: June 11-12
• Man dies, 3 injured in wreck at Fort Worth intersection
• Seven Women, One Man
• Woman killed crossing Irving freeway
• Family loses cats in Grapevine house fire
• Dallas Zoo says 19-year-old tiger has died
• Man wanted in Texas killing arrested in Arkansas
• House gives first approval to school finance bill
• D-FW tax preparer charges a bundle, then disappears
• Old Fashioned Family Fireworks Picnic
• Barton will seek re-election but doesn't say for which House seat
• Fort Worth school district helps recent graduates with advice, employers
• Cancer center to open new, larger facility in Fort Worth
• Airlines lighten bag fees for GIs
• Fort Worth chamber to honor Amon Carter Museum
• Borders may close two more stores in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Spring hailstorms bring roof damage and, just as bad for owners, unscrupulous roofers
• Whose Generation?
• Girl, 9, killed when tow truck smashes into car in Frisco
• Double Oak girl, 2, believed drowned in hot tub
• VA moves key program from Dallas to Fort Worth
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in Dallas shooting
• Departing Fort Worth schools chief will be paid until December
• Missouri woman gets 5 years in prison for having sex with runaway in Bedford
• Road into Love Field to be renamed for Southwest Airlines' co-founder
• D-FW existing-home sales drop for 12th consecutive month
• Bag fees for troops ignite backlash against Delta
• Animal Health shareholders OK acquisition
• Camp Fort Worth offers families a summer alternative to daycare
• Fort Worth City Council swears in seven members
• Texas Rangers investigate police shooting in Mineral Wells
• ‘Movies That Matter’ adds second screening due to high demand
• Woman shoots, kills suspect in sexual assault in Denton County
• Ethics for Me and You
• Calhoun: Heavy Sugar in the Bank
• In Progress’ Wake
• Sym Shares TradeSecrets
• Backsliding
• Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris
• Potiche Power
• The Power of Alienation
• Jack’s Porch Swings
• A Disturbance in the (Foodie) Force?
• Trinity Shakes Rosalind
• When Fort Worth judge said get a job, she didn't mean this
• Officials can't pin down cause of deadly mobile home fire in Granbury
• Fort Worth trustees name Dansby interim superintendent
• UNT Health Science Center and TCU partner for graduate courses
• Burleson candidates under fire for using Chamber of Commerce resources
• Exxon Mobil plans to build Houston-area campus
• Rise in late flights blamed on weather
• Feds revoke registrations of Waxahachie firms
• $35 million development possible for section of Lancaster
• GM chief: More jobs needed to spur car and truck sales
• 'Checkpoint of the Future' has speed, dignity in mind
• Save $15 off admission to Six Flags Over Texas from Kraft
• Economic incentive agreements keep Fort Worth ahead of the job curve
• Gas well mishap in Decatur sends worker to hospital
• Dog rescue in Grapevine lands owner in tight squeeze
• Texas Senate passes bill allowing teacher furloughs, pay cuts
• DISD financial officer is interim superintendent
• 897 Square is all about art
• UT Arlington, city team up on low-flow showerheads
• The Rev. John Keene, a Fort Worth Episcopal priest, dies at 90
• Keller man, 19, charged in fatal stabbing of Watauga teen
• Owners of Eastern Star Home site in Arlington file for bankruptcy
• Shell to build Marcellus Shale plant
• Fort Worth receives funding for State Highway 199, Henderson Bridge improvements
• Free HIV tests available at City Hall on June 27
• Veterans Memorial Air Park offers free admission to active military
• Movie review: Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
• Teacher accused of Fort Worth field-trip tryst turns herself in
• Open houses to discuss The T’s enhanced bus corridor on East Lancaster
• Dr. Robert Cluck Linear Park now open in Arlington
• Early voting starts this week for mayor, council seat
• Councilmember to lead discussion on Forest Park Pool
• North Texans could see 100 degrees today
• Heat's James good at being bad
• Hurst bank robber 'was just desperate'
• Watauga teen slain during pot deal, police say
• Azle man killed in one-vehicle wreck
• High school graduations
• UTA helps Native Americans learn to save own languages
• Casa Mañana cancels 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
• Sunset teen dies in three-vehicle wreck near Denton
• Keller motorist dies after fiery wreck
• CONCERTS IN THE GARDEN OPENED FRIDAY
• Theater Camp taking registrations NOW!
• Gym employees "snap" after hearing rumors of gym closing
• Mavericks are basketball love story for Carters
• Arlington schoolteacher was too trusting of a grandfather's 'investment opportunity'
• Fort Worth teams with YMCA again to let residents use its pools
• Keller man, 19, arrested in fatal stabbing of teen
• Infant killed in blaze at Fort Worth home while mother was at graduation practice
• Today
• Indicted executive's continued employment at RadioShack is mystery, liability
• Tax assessor pick is a head-scratcher
• V-22 pilots not to blame for crash, widows say
• Keller police find Watauga man dead with stab wound
• School finance bill quickly clears Texas Senate
• Urban Wildlife workshop at River Legacy Living Science Center
• Obituary: Monsignor Charles King was priest for over 50 years
• Worters' resignation continues turnover at Cliburn Foundation
• Fort Worth officers' actions sharply different in woman's death
• UNT Libraries' Internet portal offers gateway to Texas' past
• Free Lecture On Picasso And Braque By Kimbell Conservators
• Congressional redistricting plan moves forward despite opposition
• Baron replaces Peña as head of Arlington school board
• Plan for apartment project near TCU is revived
• Arlington hopes to persuade Lear to keep jobs here
• School finance bill gets Senate OK
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: June 4-5
• Gunman in fatal Fort Worth robbery caught on tape
• Dallas police seize helicopter reported as stolen
• Southwestern Seminary at the SBC
• Summerlike weather ahead for weekend
• 2 suspects in Frisco parking lot killing caught
• Slain woman had been threatened by Arlington officer, lawyer says
• Grapevine man was driver who died in wreck of SUV
• Dallas police seize stolen helicopter on trailer
• Mavericks not the only D/FW playoff team as TCU baseball begins Regionals Friday
• Over 3,000 federal workers in Texas outearned governor, report says
• Texas' proposed payday loan rules receive surprising support
• UTA, Fort Worth energy firm team up on project to convert natural gas to liquids
• AirTran to stay at D/FW until Nov. 21, Southwest says
• Hotel may rise in place of United Way's former home
• Watching TV online can be smart financial move
• Business briefs: Irving man sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• 2011 Concerts in the Garden series begins
• Arlington jail inmate who choked himself dies
• Robber fatally shoots Fort Worth store clerk
• Denton man killed in wreck in Argyle
• Weatherford motorcyclist dies in wreck
• Wakepark the latest move to improve recreation along the Trinity River
• Man killed when SUV rolls in Grapevine
• ID on Texas man who killed ex-girlfriend, self
• Justin sets up fund to help Joplin tornado victims
• Texas will let gas drillers withhold disclosure of some fracking chemicals
• Illinois court orders American Airlines to put its listings back on Orbitz
• GM finance unit to start lending to dealers this year
• Movie review: How to Train Your Dragon
• Fit Fort Worth: Hydration
• Unload excess household items while supporting Cowboy Santas
• Service dog credited with saving Parker County woman's life
• American Airlines must put fares back on Orbitz, judge rules
• Community Action Partners accepting applications for three board seats
• Local neighborhood associations take home national awards
• Eastbound I-30 ramp at University Drive temporarily closed Thursday, Friday
• Julius Caesar Reigns
• Price Swerves Into Lane
• Hydrogen Jukebox: Hot Air
• Saving Money and Lungs
• Confederacy of Dunce
• Fort Worth buses crack down on saggy pants
• DFW officials look at sports commission to deal with big event traffic
• Taste the Powah
• Weapons of Mass Exploitation
• Superpowers Falter in the New X-Men
• Woman faces DWI charge after wreck with Richardson officer
• The Lion of Judah: Lamb Chop
• Cool Customer
• Hey, Good Lookin’
• In Plain Sight
• ¡Gooooooold!
• Mega Millions winner who never collected is suing Texas Lottery Commission
• Demolition of homes along Arlington creek begins
• Community Action Partners accepting applications for three board seats
• Film Series At The Kimbell: Picasso And Braque's Paris
• Arlington would have its own new congressional district under plan
• Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez spotted at Arlington attractions
• DFW home prices fell in March for ninth consecutive month
• Dallas-Fort Worth again leads nation in job growth
• DFW Airport expects just as many passengers in 2012
• Airlines raked in almost $22 billion from fees last year
• Free movie Thursdays in Sundance Square
• Fort Worth boy's body recovered from Benbrook Lake
• Tarrant County inmate will get third execution date after appeal denied
• North Texans could see 100 degrees by week's end
• Ban on texting-while-driving in Texas wins final approval
• Memorial Day service remembers 12 pilots who died in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth Business Press names two UNTHSC employees to ’40 under 40’ list
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY HONORS A WISH WITH WINGS VOLUNTEER
• These Fort Worth high school graduates are ready for the workforce
• Clements' funeral service will be Thursday in Dallas
• Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas to mark 60 years with fundraiser celebration
• Ban on texting-while-driving wins final approval
• Keller's Bear Creek Park hosts free concert series, fishing adventure
• Search for teen continues in Benbrook Lake
• National Trails Day events at River Legacy Parks June 4
• Davis filibuster stalls action on critical school finance legislation
• What's open, closed on Memorial Day
• Haltom Road bridge over Northeast Loop 820 will be only partially closed during North Tarrant Express construction
• Free movie screening - June 5
• Stars Under the Stars returns to Sundance Square - FREE event
• No new taxes in state budget, but Texans likely to feel the cost of session in other ways
• Area briefs: 3 men escape serious injury in copter crash
• Former Texas Gov. Bill Clements has died
• 3 years later, work under way on outlet mall near I-20
• Weir SPM's business booming as oil and gas drilling increases
• FBI asked to investigate police in slaying of Arlington woman
• 3 survive helicopter crash near Alliance Airport
• Carrollton woman drowns in backyard pool
• Texas budget with $15 billion in cuts clears Legislature
• Lake Worth nursing home listed as home to 27 registered sex offenders
• Dallas/Fort Worth HOV lanes confusing for drivers
• Crazy session of Texas Legislature just gets crazier
• Lawmakers, Perry remember slain troops, thank families
• Number of single dads gradually rising
• High school graduating classes
• Woman: Daughter charged in boy's death needs help
• Deadly form of herpes virus confirmed in Texas racehorse
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry says he will consider running for president
• With budget tight, Texas waffles on university research
• This is opening weekend: Marvin's Room
• John G. Street, controversial judge in Tarrant County, dies at 86
• Bid to name interim superintendent for Fort Worth schools fails
• Texas Legislature sends governor more than 100 bills
• Deal in Texas Legislature would lead to cuts of $4 billion for schools
• Family disputes Fort Worth police account of shooting death
• Channel 5 leaving Broadcast Hill in east Fort Worth after 63 years
• For American Airlines, every NBA Finals game is a home game
• Fort Worth pianist hopes last spot will lead to finals in Cliburn Amateur
• At Blockbuster, one-day rentals
• Local professor's choral work honors missionary who died in Haiti quake
• Gas prices may keep travelers closer to home over Memorial Day weekend
• Code Compliance service improvements will result in cleaner, safer neighborhoods
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: May 27-30
• Possum Kingdom park reopens after wildfire
• Legislators miss deadline for congressional redistricting
• Some D-FW property owners lower their taxable values, but others cry foul
• Cowboys owner seeks dismissal of Super Bowl suit
• Schools become issue in Fort Worth mayor's race
• GM to invest $331 million in Arlington plant
• American cancels more flights as work continues to repair planes
• Armstrong doping reports create PR dilemma for RadioShack
• Lenders to pay $22 million over military foreclosures
• Manufacturers are offering rebates and retailers have cut prices on appliances for tax-free weekend
• Friday is Classic Movie Night - just $5.00
• Its cheap to swim at the YMCA Fort Worth this summer
• Peter Wolf: A romantic realist
• Duncanville man dies after being hit on Arlington street
• Former Fort Worth officer indicted in ticket scandal
• Man burned when generator explodes in Fort Worth
• Trompe-L’esprit: Cubism And The Play Of The Imagination - A Free Special Evening Lecture At The Kimbell Art Museum
• IPAD APP Developed For Kimbell Exhibition
• Perry urges lawmakers to complete congressional remap plan
• Exxon Mobil CEO defends hydraulic fracturing
• Texas Senate OKs fracking disclosure bill
• GM expected to reveal plans for Arlington assembly plant today
• Hail damage prompts American flight cancellations Thursday
• Is KXAS/Channel 5 on the move?
• Texas shoppers can purchase appliances tax-free Memorial Day weekend
• Lucky North Texas escapes weather disaster again
• We Are Legal discourages vandalism through legal art
• Breaking News: Lege Does Good
• Il Trovatore: The Voice
• A-Rumblin’ in Earthquake Country
• Shale Regulation: Drilled
• The Blues and Blue Sake
• Onto Music Awards 2011
• IffySwift Justice
• Gallery
• Debris pickup available
• Sequels Galore
• North Texans assess damage after biggest storms in years
• Putting the Bite on Education
• So Long, and Thanks for All the Chicken-Fried
• Memorial Day Weekend
• 22nd ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL TAP DANCE DAY
• Area briefs: Man, 25, fatally shot during fight in far east Fort Worth
• Impasse continues over school finance bill in Texas Legislature
• 2011 Health Disparities Conference scheduled for June 16-17
• Arlington Councilman LeBlanc in treatment for alcohol, substance abuse
• Johnson's resignation accepted as Fort Worth trustees discuss next steps
• An era ends at Bistro Louise in Fort Worth
• FAA investigates 2 more snoozing air traffic controllers, including one in Fort Worth
• Movie review: The Tale of Despereaux
• Two more air controllers caught sleeping on job, including one in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth councilman says report suggests appearance of racial profiling
• Arlington councilman LeBlanc in treatment for alcohol, substance abuse
• Fort Worth trustees to vote on superintendent's resignation, perhaps interim successor
• Hail, tornadoes possible in North Texas this afternoon
• Walmart to test GE appliance sales at two Fort Worth stores
• Railroad worker run over by train in Fort Worth
• School of Public Health announces new PhD program
• Northwest district to identify routes hazardous enough to justify busing
• Grapevine-Colleyville school district expects surplus to shrink
• DFW home foreclosures down for fourth straight month
• Business briefs: Houston's Bush Airport to begin renovation this year
• 2 suspects shot during burglary attempt at Fort Worth home
• Irving police release findings of apartment fire investigation
• Mansfield Summit student seriously burned in lab accident
• Man sorry for rape that imprisoned innocent Fort Worth man
• Damage light after Sunday's North Texas storms, but more severe weather may be coming
• Cleburne teen crafts distinctive dress to wear to prom
• After two strokes and a heart transplant, a Fort Worth man realizes his dream of graduating from college
• Air Force cuts could affect Parker County site
• Firefighters find suspicious materials in Irving man's apartment
• Truck safety push unites police, labor and crash survivors
• Quicksilver Resources counting on a big year
• Memorial Day weekend offers tax, energy savings
• Take a walk at Lynn Creek Linear Park
• There's lots to do at Fish Creek Neighborhood Park
• Smoking ban bill still in legislative mix as session nears end
• 'Strong' thunderstorms possible in North Texas today
• East Texas clan still ready for a battle that hasn't come
• Driver dies in wreck on Texas 360 in Arlington
• How to play the online property tax protest game
• Biking and walking along the Trinity Trails is a Fort Worth affair
• Mansfield man gets closer to poker's top event
• Legislature's lower-profile laws change lives, too
• The Cliburn amateur schedule of events
• High-speed rail would be good for Texas
• Grapevine's Gaylord Texan looks to ride a wave of growth
• Botanical institute's new home is built for the future
• Fort Worth lands big development with modest incentives
• Cyclists urge Fort Worth to continue to make city more bike-friendly
• Waco teen gets 25 years for trying to smother her baby
• Storybook Program For Preschoolers At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Sundance Square plans to add buildings, move forward with central plaza
• Fort Worth man is acquitted in 1997 slaying
• Senator accuses House speaker of playing politics on campus handgun bill.
• Silver Oak Energy joins two partners to develop petroleum properties
• Feds open antitrust investigation over flight reservations systems
• Hulen Mall launching renovation project
• Tanker truck accident shuts down lanes on Texas 121 in Grapevine
• Waco teen gets 25 years in prison for trying to smother 4-month-old son
• Three people face charges in Dallas student's prom-night death
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: May 20-22
• Thanks to TCU alum, Colonial no longer a rough outing for kids and parents
• Teen convicted of trying to smother her infant son
• Texas legislators reach breakthrough on school funding
• Spare Change for a Humanitarian Cause: Fort Worth Students and Staff Reach Out for Japan Tsunami Disaster Relief
• Fort Worth's Sundance Square moves ahead on plaza
• Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth 2011-2012 Schedule Of Exhibitions
• Campus carry bill may have been dealt a fatal blow
• Unabomber DNA sought in '82 Tylenol poisonings
• Former IMF chief is indicted but wins bail
• FBI report on anthrax attack suggests a missed opportunity
• DFW homeowners find that leasing solar panels can make financial sense
• New CEO takes the reins of RadioShack
• Couponing 101: Saving on meat and produce
• TCC South Offers Opportunity To Earn While You Learn
• Lawyer: Texas mom in boy death case is suicidal
• Teen mother repeatedly tried to smother her baby, Fort Worth jurors told
• Senate panel halts sanctuary cities bill
• UNTHSC studies hormone therapy for Alzheimer's disease
• Parker County torture suspect given 20 days to find attorney
• Concerns raised over merger of Texas' juvenile justice agencies
• Local heroes benefit the The Heroes Foundation
• Arbitration settles dispute over call center in Pakistan -- maybe
• Arlington's Candlelite Inn up for auction
• Arlington's Eastern Star Home is posted for foreclosure
• At annual meeting, Southwest CEO says airlines have seen 'lost decade'
• Indiana wireless logistics firm to expand Fort Worth operation, add 200 people here
• F-35 update for Senate panel likely to be upbeat
• American Eagle's future undecided
• A Camp Called Home
• There Was an Election?
• FWO’s Contempo Mikado
• The Boobles: Beatles and Breasts
• Caught with a Bass Bill
• The Usual Master of Time and Space
• Music Awards, Pandora, FWRA
• Gallery
• The Beaver: Talk to the Hand
• Skateland: Brand New Key
• Ted E’s Burgers: More
• Gris-Gris a Go-Go
• TCC Foundation Receives Potishman Grant
• In many Northeast Tarrant cities, out-of-towners outnumber native Texans
• Parker County torture suspect given 20 days to find attorney
• Van Cliburn Piano Amateurs
• Arlington revises hike-and-bike plan
• Long-planned Viridian project gets under way in north Arlington
• Fort Worth seeks reimbursement for $2.26 million in Super Bowl costs
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY HELPS LOCAL SENIORS “RIGHTSIZE” WITH EASE AND STYLE
• Copper thefts force two-day shutdown of nonprofit
• International Monetary Fund chief Strauss-Kahn put on suicide watch
• Fort Worth considers $3.3 million in tax breaks for GE locomotive plant
• S&P puts AMR on negative outlook
• Senate map approved over objections from Fort Worth
• Fort Worth seeks $2.26 million in Super Bowl costs covered
• Competition to help small business in 'Getting to the Next Level'
• Effort to reopen Heritage Park Plaza being revived
• The Lena Pope Home rocks
• Flying highway debris creates diesel mess in Southlake
• Kennedale teacher accused of having sex with five students
• Arlington Martin principal suspended
• Arlington school board offers two ways to spend federal funding
• Education funding may force special session of state Legislature
• Qantas launches DFW-Sydney flights
• Classic Movie screenings
• TCC Northwest Campus Students Take Top National Honors
• White Settlement City Council has a lot of work to do
• Victim's friend arrested in Houston decapitation case
• Tea Party gets mixed results in local elections in North Texas
• Longtime reporter Orville Hancock never shied away from a story
• Joseph Wershba worked with Murrow at CBS News
• Comanche Peak nuclear plant expansion gets favorable reports
• Attend the Latino Film Festival this weekend
• FREE Jazz performance - this Thursday
• Calling local thespians to perform with Broadway CATS
• Regal Theaters in DFW offers $1 summer movie series
• Forest Hill mayor, 2 councilmen swept out of office
• Hightower, Wolff plan strategy for council runoff in Arlington
• New 'minority seats' often won by Anglo candidates, history shows
• A cool week ahead for North Texas
• Nonprofit Euless gym offers pay-what-you-can physical therapy
• Free Film At The Kimbell: 'Picasso And Braque Go To The Movies'
• Transactions: Luby's, other west-side properties returned to bank in lieu of foreclosure
• Homeless man can't afford to get belongings back
• New line of GM vehicles will likely be built at Arlington plant
• Cool days with chance of rain in North Texas - in May
• Another five weeks of campaigning ahead in Fort Worth
• Denton law officers killed in line of duty to be honored
• Price and Lane head into runoff for Fort Worth mayor
• Fort Worth City Council: Shingleton, Perry poised to face runoffs
• Drilling opponents falter in Southlake as Muller, newcomer Schelling prevail
• Bond plans pass easily in 2 Northeast Tarrant school districts
• Arlington area: Wolff, Hightower in runoff; Cluck wins
• Giddens' bid falters in White Settlement
• Keller library offering Chinese lessons
• Time spent on comment moderation prompts Mansfield schools to shut down Facebook page
• TCC Graduates Encouraged to Take Risks
• Live entertainment in Grapevine Main Street Days
• Faltering gambling bills in Texas are jackpot for Oklahoma
• Art exhibit and live music - FREE this evening
• More than 120 apply for TCC's voluntary buyouts
• Former Benbrook church volunteer pleads guilty in child porn case
• Fired Arlington Heights High School administrator to get new hearing
• Fort Worth man's video soars to popularity on YouTube
• Fracking bill that passed Texas House may see roadblock in Senate
• Exxon Mobil inks deal to explore for shale gas in Poland
• Rig count down in U.S., up in Texas, Barnett Shale
• Voters head to polls Saturday for slew of municipal, school races
• Ron Wright appointed to fill Tarrant County tax assessor-collector post
• Freeway work continues through Grapevine festival weekend
• Wakeboarding comes to Trinity River
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: May 13-15
• Texas House reverses course, passes weakened version of paddling bill
• School finance bills are stalled in Texas Legislature
• Jurors continue to deliberate in 2008 Granbury double slaying
• Many political ads break state law
• At area universities, older students mark new milestones
• Career day at Keller schools in jeopardy after photo controversy
• Prevent Diabetes: Get in D.E.E.P.
• New genomics research enhances many areas
• Payday lending bill wins preliminary House approval
• GE spurns Mexico, other U.S. sites for locomotive plant
• XTO's drilling application still pending in Southlake
• GE to build locomotives in far north Fort Worth
• Savvy Consumer: U.S. savings bonds have become attractive investments
• Arlington car-seat maker Lear sending more work to Mexico
• Drive-In Theater showing first-run movies - $18.00 per carload
• Dinos provide a roaring good time at the Fort Worth Zoo
• GE Transportation selects Fort Worth site for new locomotive manufacturing facility
• Rental Registration Program changes to be discussed at May 19 meeting
• National Trails Day events in Arlington
• Spend 'A Night on the Town' in Mansfield's Town Park
• Another round of storms possible in North Texas today
• Southwestern holds final graduation at Fort Worth church
• River Legacy Parks volunteer opportunities
• GM produces 9 millionth vehicle in Arlington
• Northlake officer, prisoner hurt in Westlake wreck
• Honoring Arlington's fallen heroes
• In White Settlement, statistics don't paint the full picture
• TCC SE President Judith Carrier Receives Girl Scouts Award
• Norma Zimmer, 87, was Lawrence Welk's 'Champagne Lady'
• Senate redistricting map would split Tarrant among four districts
• As ad slump continues, Star-Telegram lays off 45
• Part of D/FW Terminal A closed as renovation gets under way
• Victorian Inn, ACH campus added to endangered places list
• Bill requiring disclosure of fracking chemicals wins initial House OK
• Steakhouse chain helping Cook Children's by the slice
• Couponing 101: Building a stockpile
• Night & Day
• Downwinders Spread Wings
• Thank You for Watching
• Killer or Filler?
• Restating the Obvious
• A Streetcar Named Perspire
• Music Awards Time
• Gallery
• Bridesmaids Takes the Cake
• Thor: Good God Almighty
• Cutting the Economy to Ribbons
• Attack Patty Shack
• Don’t Go Changing
• FWO Festival is Here
• 'Fireballs' reported in east Fort Worth
• Local playwriters showcased - Sunday, May 15th only
• Westworth Village, a little military town, is redeveloping its mission
• Texas 121 lanes shut down after dead man found on road
• Calling all actors- Open auditions
• Southwest flight makes emergency landing in Okla.
• Fort Worth City Council briefs: Deal ratified to buy, lease Harley-Davidson police motorcycles
• Free picasso and Braque Inaugural Lecture at the Kimbell
• Fort Worth, Arlington police officers to get state's top award
• 'Fireballs' reported in sky and on ground in east Fort Worth
• Southwest Airlines is No. 1 in Consumer Reports survey
• Tarrant Democrat says Senate redistricting map targets her district
• Tourism's benefits for DFW are touted
• Business briefs: Price of gasoline drops 5 cents in Fort Worth area
• Pair of apartment projects near West 7th to begin construction soon
• Bobby Orr's big goal May 10 1970
• Stamp out hunger in Ft. Worth with your stockpile
• Southwestern Seminary’s Master Chorale premiers works in New York City
• TCC Dual Credit Student Finalist in National Competition
• Texas House passes 'sanctuary cities' bill
• Despite changes, TCU baseball is back in familiar territory
• Arlington's latest plan drastically cuts proposed on-street bike lanes
• A laid-back Dalai Lama speaks about democracy at SMU
• Texas is awarded federal funds for high-speed rail
• State tests find emissions at 2 gas Fort Worth drilling sites within permit levels
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet May 13 at 4 p.m.
• Briefly: GM plans to invest $2 billion in 17 factories, add workers
• Only female president of Bolivia dies at 89
• Classical musician David Mason dies at 85
• UT to conduct comprehensive study of fracking of shale formations
• Study finds methane in water wells near gas drilling sites in Pennsylvania
• Justice Department contends Range's due-process rights weren't violated
• A family-friendly perspective on the Ft. Worth mayoral election
• $20,000 reward offered for information on armored car robbery
• The clarion call
• Buttercup Place, Residences at Eastland bring quality affordable housing to Stop Six
• Community Action Month to recognize organizations helping low-income families
• May 12 hearing to discuss library, park services
• New book examines great women behind every Moses
• Fort Worth Housing Authority plans to buy Knights of Phythias Hall for apartments
• Handgun proposal among bills hoping to beat Legislature's deadline
• Westlake aims to maintain exclusive identity
• Free concert - Vocal Thrash this Thursday
• Thomas Arvid - Artist Wine Dinner Reception and Exhibition
• Community Action Month to recognize organizations helping low-income families
• May 12 hearing to discuss library, park services
• Hyperactivity disorder not just a childhood problem
• Arlington expected to buy more homes, condos on Rush Creek
• World War II Freedom Flight project begins
• Burleson plans Meadows Park playground for disabled children
• Mixing geology and geopolitics in Ukraine
• Shlachter & Co.: Restaurant chain looks at Oncor building for upscale steakhouse
• Indicted Parker County deputy who was fired surrenders
• Mayfest draws thousands of revelers for family fun
• Budget constraints keep Arlington district from expanding IB program
• Woman's plight becomes lesson in life for TCU student
• in chaotic vote, GOP-led Texas House OKs limits on lawsuits
• Tarrant authorities consider new charge after man shot in 1985 dies
• Healthcare curing what ails Dallas-Fort Worth's jobs market
• Tarrant County College Celebrates Commencement May 13
• Lane reports more large donations from police, firefighters
• Masked gunman robs armored-truck guard in south Fort Worth
• Casinos taken out of gambling bill in Texas House
• Moncrief urges rejection of 'sanctuary cities' bill
• Weatherford grows fast by adding more of the same
• 16-year-old piano virtuoso to graduate from TCU today
• New newspaper circulation rules reflect changing media landscape
• Race to replace Hutchison in U.S. Senate is getting expensive
• Matthew McConaughey bringing his wellness program to Fort Worth, Arlington schools
• University Drive project, halted in 2009, to resume
• A film, not a pulpit, for T.D. Jakes
• Iriving police seek bank robbery suspect who wore movie-style makeup
• Trees in Arlington's Fielder Park add lots of beauty
• Barrier-free playground at Randol Mill Park complete
• Missing Grand Prairie man found in Minnesota
• Baptist statesman preaches at Jewish synagogue
• Severe drought in Texas worst in map's history
• 2 dead in Dallas shooting over towing
• Stadium manager involved in Super Bowl seating mess leaving Cowboys
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: May 6-8
• UT Arlington shooter had hinted to friends about suicide
• Boots encouraged!
• TCC Academy Earns Richardson Funding for Third Year
• North Texas Pakistanis cheer action against Osama bin Laden
• Pain at the pump set to ease soon
• A year after emerging from bankruptcy, Six Flags to split stock
• In executive changes, Range adds safety post, focuses on East U.S.
• Southwest tells D/FW it'll soon have plan for ending AirTran service
• Savvy Consumer: College aid can affect income taxes
• Portion of Vickery Boulevard closed 9 a.m.-3 p.m. May 9-13
• Free DFW garden admissions on National Public Garden Day
• Clear as Mud
• Trophy Club: A golfing getaway becomes a place for families
• Texas officials hope feds will reconsider on disaster declaration
• Mayfest officials banking on good weather for successful event
• Texas House passes bill to help keep students from being bullied
• GOP senators use rare procedure to pass Texas budget
• Classic Movie weekend: May 6
• Deep in the Heart of Texas - one night only!
• Check out the Odd Couple coming to Azle
• Ousted White Settlement council members seek another trial
• In Arlington race, mayor faces challenger focused on debt
• North Texans to observe National Day of Prayer today
• Chevy putting some green into Arlington park
• Feds sue Florida man who said he'd buy AMR
• Gasoline demand still down
• Couponing 101: Putting your knowledge into practice
• Community Policing Forum at Eastern Hills High School May 26
• Celebrate the Trinity River at Mayfest
• High-Tech, Low Approval
• Zippy’s All-American Comfort
• Lola’spalooza-time, Missile Men
• Tea Party; Local Brew
• Trader Joe's grocery chain seeking site in DFW
• 140-unit residential development approved for Southlake's Town Square
• Texas education bill withdrawn over gun amendment
• Chesapeake Energy to make fixes on wells after Arlington gas leak
• Commencement is May 14 at TCU
• Take a Bite Out of Dog Bites
• TEA finds Arlington Heights High School overstated attendance last year
• DFW revamping concessions in Terminal A
• Writing rules may get tougher for FAA
• Wide range of topics on tap for Gas Shales Summit
• 20-year-old killed in Interstate 30 crash 'was always happy,' mother says
• Happy Couples (More or Less)
• Fort Worth crash victim remembered for helping others
• Bier Bullies
• Dallas Stars players update in the World Cup Championships
• 3 more suspects arrested in theft ring in Parker County
• It's time to get festive
• World Congress selects Madrid, Sydney for 2012, 2013
• Chilly North Texas flirts with another record
• Muslims in North Texas say bin Laden's death gives them renewed hope
• Sansom Park is a town where many struggle to make ends meet
• Watch UNTHSC's Budowle comment on DNA analyis and bin Laden
• Attorney to Speak at TCC South Campus
• TCC Forensics Team Tops at National Competition
• Grapevine police to crack down on speeders around huge freeway construction project
• Longtime president of TCC South Campus takes voluntary buyout
• Hundreds of crashes reported in Tarrant County
• 3 for Arlington school board focus on finance, cutbacks
• Bud Kennedy: A Texas mother finally sees justice done for son who died on USS Cole
• Man, 19, get 35 years for Fort Worth crime spree
• For Texas, picture is mixed on home sales
• Mayor’s Message: Fort Worth making progress to help homeless find their direction home
• Police Week service scheduled at Seventh Street memorial
• Rain, record low of 43 degrees in North Texas forecast
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in wreck on I-30 in Fort Worth
• How to vote early in May 14 elections
• Arlington Fire Department will again take applications from public
• Saginaw: a farm town that grew and grew
• Fences in north-side Fort Worth Latino neighborhoods are for decoration, theft deterrence
• Texas businesses voice mixed views about economy in bank's survey
• Monday's merger with AirTran makes Southwest Airlines 25% bigger
• Transactions: Leasing is up, but Grapevine/Southlake suffering
• 19 century marriage in London showing signs of trouble
• Why does Fort Worth lead the nation in mail theft?
• Korean War hero finally gets the honor he deserves
• Fort Worth mayoral candidates share views on key issues
• Early voting to begin for local elections
• Rep. Marc Veasey and 'the Fort Worth way'
• Bikes emerge as enemy in Arlington
• Willingham case puts spotlight on forensic analysis
• Airlines' first quarter was better than it seems
• D-FW moms create a hallway hit
• Dallas Stars forward Tom Wandell injured at World Championship
• Possum Kingdom Lake wildfires fully contained
• Ex-student, TCU settle lawsuit over sex assault report
• Texas House OKs privatizing 14 road projects
• Texas Senate easily passes $4 billion in one-time revenue measures
• 79 snakes slither to safety in Fort Worth
• Texas Transportation Commission considers taxing drivers by the mile
• Energy Future Holdings lost $362 million in first quarter of 2011
• Revenue down but profits up for D.R. Horton
• Rig count
• Texas House says private businesses can manage road projects
• Fort Worth driver in deadly DWI crash must spend his victim's birthdays in jail
• Get wet at Tarrant County parks and stay cool in summer
• Visit Fort Worth's Quanah Parker Park
• Texas lawmakers decline to create an elected transportation czar
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: April 29 - May 1
• Select YMCA pools to offer community swim hours for Fort Worth residents
• Texas offers free credit monitoring to people whose personal records were compromised
• River Oaks looks to harness its transition and grow
• Fort Worth College Students Chow Down for the American Cancer Society
• Briefs: School board plans for tax-increase election
• Fort Worth councilman in fast-growing district faces challenge from newcomer
• Controversy hangs over White Settlement races
• Arlington duck family needs a new place to nest
• Fort Worth examining open-records backlog
• Homeless veterans services get funding boost
• Southwestern’s latest journal probes 'Authentic Christianity'
• Stephenville man dies after April 19 wreck
• New restaurant continues southeast Fort Worth renaissance
• Dispatch lapse imperiled other Arlington police officers
• Officer, two others hurt in wreck in Flower Mound
• Fort Worth school district blasts mayoral candidate's assertion
• Slain Johnson County deputy remembered for his devotion and his wit
• Texas House plan with new Tarrant district nears passage
• Bill in Texas Legislature could result in luxury casino at Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie
• Tarrant apartment group responds to report of rental discrimination
• Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to buy Barnett Shale properties from Carrizo
• Hicks, Texas Rangers reach deal on lots through this season
• Tear in Southwest plane's fuselage may be linked to production flaw, Boeing CEO says
• Commercial foreclosures down 3 percent in Tarrant, Dallas, Denton, Collin counties
• Business briefs: Bell Helicopter will hold job fair Saturday
• Mayor’s Message: Partnership pays big dividends with adoption center
• Couponing 101: Making a shopping list
• Chaplain counsels fallen firefighter’s grieving family, community
• Everywhere, Signs
• Former TCC Student Auditions on New NBC Talent Show
• Killer or Filler?
• Fake Pot, Real Penalties
• Two Forest Hill firefighters involved in auto-pedestrian accident
• Flair Lives: Wooo!
• Jody Jones and HIO
• Fiddling, Burning
• Super: Frank’s Last Shot
• Red Rides Again: Hoodwinked Too!
• A High-Priced Can of Worms
• Saviano’s: Real Italian?
• The Memory of Pie
• Who Framed The Duke?
• Gallery
• 2 found dead in Dallas apartment fire
• Family cries foul after fatal bacterial infection in Grapevine
• Lawmakers consider shifting forensic panel into DPS headquarters
• Free Mother'S Day Performance By Fort Worth Opera At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Preventing cell aging could reduce age-related illness
• Arlington man accused of killing older brother
• Area home prices down in February
• Southwest's purchase of AirTran wins government approval
• Range Resources loses $25 million in quarter
• Business briefs: Southwest jet skids off runway in Chicago
• Scarth, Arriola have rematch in Fort Worth District 4 council race
• Newspaper ad on certificates of deposit was a scam, authorities say
• Discounts for the Ft. Worth Zoo
• 7 arrested in organized crime ring suspected of stealing John Deere mower at Stock Show
• Kids get a jumpstART on art
• Gas drilling is key issue at Fort Worth mayoral debate
• Search continues for man suspected in killing of Irving woman
• Possum Kingdom Lake wildfires taking big toll on volunteer fire departments
• Briefs: Man jailed in stabbing death of woman
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY NAMES TERESA BATES ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
• Plenty of contests on local ballot in Azle
• Some on Fort Worth school board view civility-minded group with suspicion
• Southlake and Trophy Club residents to vote on liquor sales
• RadioShack's quarterly earnings drop 30 percent
• Problems with rivet holes found on Southwest Airlines plane
• Arlington man gets 20 years for real estate fraud scheme
• Police Week service scheduled at Seventh Street memorial
• Find parking meter availability in real time thanks to pilot project
• Pet adoption center celebrates successful first year
• Mayor goes 'over the edge' for fundraiser
• Tube the Trinity this summer
• Couponing 101: Gathering & organizing coupons
• Imaginary hockey is more than a fantasy
• Burleson man dies after motorcycle crashes into SUV
• Body found near Trinity River may be missing Irving woman
• Wife of murder-suicide victim was counseling shooter, Arlington police say
• Johnson County deputy's killer had threatened wife, two others
• Gov. Perry appoints two TCOM students to higher education posts
• Shlachter: How did Greenberg really lose his Rangers job?
• Range Resources drills 'fabulous' horizontal well in Panhandle
• Development planned for key site near Modern Art Museum
• Fort Worth woman found dead on apartment balcony
• Grand Prairie man killed in I-30 crash in Parker County
• Possum Kingdom Lake residents ask: What now?
• Gunman kills Johnson County deputy
• Don't settle for the sound of silence for political candidates
• Time running out for bills designed to limit reach of federal government
• Fort Worth fails test on open records
• Texas prison escape involving cellphone may lead to changes
• UT Arlington students lend a hand at Mansfield community garden
• Opening for CSS, Sleigh Bells steals the show
• Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth ends season on brilliant, elegiac note
• Texas sheriff: Deputy killed; suspect shot dead
• Mansfield doubles in population, and more growth is expected
• Two men killed outside Arlington private school in apparent murder-suicide
• Containing Possum Kingdom fire to take a week
• Ready for the tour?
• Hispanic growth to play role in Fort Worth schools' redistricting
• Resistance builds to proposal to suspend Texas' sales tax holiday
• American's unions take issue with CEO's pay
• Soaring prices boost oil rigs past natural gas
• New Texas Giant well worth the four-hour wait
• Fired Six Flags executive awarded $23.6 million by arbitrator
• Workers get leak from Chesapeake well in Pennsylvania under control
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: April 22-24
• Rainy reprieve allows closer look at wildfires' devastation
• Arlington superintendent cuts 104 more jobs
• Tarrant County bucks trend by eyeing pay raises
• 3 indictments returned against Parker County man in sexual-torture case
• Hidden Lakeside is a village people fall in love with
• What's closed, what's open in Tarrant County
• TCC and Texas Tech University Sign Agreement
• Debate over yacht tax break leaves some feeling seasick
• Sabre faces antitrust suit from US Airways
• Nonprofit group reports bias among North Texas apartment managers
• States moving quickly to switch execution drug
• Despite rising fuel costs, Southwest manages small profit in first quarter
• Peterbilt inks deal to build 200 LNG trucks
• Leftover medications don't go in the drain
• Kiesling experiences clean slate twice over
• Wildfires also take toll on livestock and wildlife
• Lake Worth takes pride in its deep roots
• Texas universities catering to green-minded student body
• Red-light-camera bill won't see light of day this session
• Fort Worth mayoral candidates clash on pension
• Sherry Owens To Conduct 'Artist's Eye' Gallery Talk At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Man accused of shooting acquaintance, stealing car, leading police chase
• Speakers at Fort Worth energy conference say industry must reform image
• Flight attendants union assails executive bonuses at AMR
• AMR posts $436 million loss despite revenue gains
• New protections for airline passengers approved
• Local artists have an opportunity to be put on exhibition
• State grants brokerage $1.2 million for expansion
• RadioShack CEO took pay cut but has millions in options
• Mayor's Message: Little steps can help make a sustainable difference
• Support North Texas firefighters with Red Cross, Salvation Army donations
• Spring surprise for the Saginaw, Texas, public library
• Access from Country Day Lane to Southwest Boulevard closed beginning Monday
• The Fest in Flower
• Killer or Filler?
• Dry Holes
• Ac2500 to 4/20
• Tip leads to arrest in Dallas purse snatching case
• American Airlines posts huge 1st quarter loss
• Keys, JJ, Music Awards
• Certified Copy: Love Among the Ruins
• Fort Worth fiddled while neighboring counties burned
• Tek Doko vs. the Mob
• Leading Molly
• Bite into Hammerhead Sushi
• Fare’s Fair
• Unheard Classics
• Texas Biennial: Austin Bias?
• More than 50 vehicles involved in I-20 wrecks in Arlington
• Gallery
• Disney's Beauty and the Beast in town t this weekend only
• Azle man's persistence leads to conviction in sexual-assault case
• Work on West Seventh Street bridge to be delayed a year
• Permian Basin doesn't have enough sand -- seriously
• Range sees production rise 17 percent
• Smoke from wildfires adds to woes for allergy sufferers
• How to make an easy Earth Day shirt
• GM wants tax break to expand, retool Arlington plant
• Woman robs Wells Fargo bank in Haltom City
• Seventh Street bridge project in Fort Worth delayed
• Cold front, wind shift could create new woes for firefighters
• Plano woman dies after wrong-way wreck in Grapevine
• Most Arlington candidates oppose draft hike-and-bike plan
• Fast-growing Keller draws people from all over
• Hirt says she would probably divest gas stocks if elected mayor of Fort Worth
• Sergei Zubov #56 to retire
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop 'Re-Creating Ancient Chinese Ceramics'
• Can a healthy lifestyle protect against Alzheimer’s?
• Airlines' 1Q earnings take hit from higher fuel costs, winter storms
• Two gas wells in Somervell County have big results
• Earth Day 2011: reward yourself for being greener
• Grapevine police seek sexual assault suspect
• Learn the art of Argentine Tango
• Woman killed by TRE train identified
• Help make a difference on Earth Day and beyond
• Leadership camp offers middle school students international experience
• Geisler advocates pre-evangelism in postmodern world
• Saginaw man gets 20 years in child porn case
• Wrong-way wreck on Highway 121 in Grapevine injures two, shuts down highway
• Hurst residents happy to live in average American town
• Randy Rostetter, Stockyards icon, dies after being hit by drunken-driving suspect
• Fort Worth man's mission is writing to his 'kids' in prison
• Weatherford house donated to poverty-fighting ministry
• Case of missing Euless woman hits another roadblock
• Swiss skin-care company thrives even during hard times, executive notes at Fort Worth facility
• Real estate: Stir Crazy Asian restaurant to open in Southlake
• Energy conference in Fort Worth will feature speech by George W. Bush
• Vehicle likely killed firefighter, DPS says
• Shlachter: Training center to operate its own hotel, hire workers
• Fire warning, wind advisory in effect for North Texas
• All about parks in Fort Worth
• Celebrate National Trails Day in a local park
• Serial arsonist suspected in Weatherford fires
• Texas families find only smoldering remains after wildfires
• Driver injured after crashing into two police cars in Arlington
• DPS investigating firefighter's death
• First ever Ballet Folklorico exhibit at Arlington Museum of Art
• A look at evacuation plans for Comanche Peak nuclear power plant
• Assistants to school district superintendents make top salaries
• Chinese immigrant arrested in Army enlistment scam
• Arlington education notebook
• Possum Kingdom families find only smoldering remains after wildfires
• Natural gas industry has caught a break for too long
• Wildfires burn unchecked across wide areas of Texas
• Life is stable in little Haslet, where the economy isn't 'as big of an issue'
• Fort Worth police officer fired over incident at reading of will
• Lane's contributions from public safety groups stir more criticism
• For Big Three automakers, an unlikely time for a turnaround
• In plea deal, Arlington man gets 15 years for killing firefighter in Burleson
• D/FW Airport chaplains minister to weary travelers
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet April 21 at 5:30 p.m.
• Retired general being recruited to run for U.S. Senate seat in Texas as Democrat
• TXU's parent company gets better rating, debt extension
• Ground broken for first project in Richland Hills reinvestment zone
• Bell Helicopter appoints VP of military aircraft programs
• Top Southwest Airlines executives receive large compensation increases
• Professional and business services lead Texas job gains in March
• In Their Own Words: Patterson answers questions about the atonement, L. Russ Bush
• First archaeology grads set high standards for program
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: April 15-17
• Arlington education advocate dies
• Hang onto your hats: Windy Friday ahead for North Texas
• Fort Worth Dental Assisting Students and Faculty See New Procedures, Products at 2011 Southwest Dental Conference
• Murder Mystery dinner in Bedford this weekend
• Former Burleson, Texas A&M standout remains in serious condition
• Free Storybook Program For Preschoolers Promotes Early Interest In Art
• Colleagues fete Tarrant County judge who's longest-sitting jurist in Texas
• North Texas man jailed on $1.5 million bail in connection with deaths of 2 young sons
• Arlington toddler died of burns
• Texas Oil & Gas Accountability Project seeks more drilling oversight
• Quicksilver begins work on pipeline in Canada
• Rangers remain in control of parking lots at stadium
• Tarrant sees strong gain as region's car sales rise 7 percent in March
• North Texas foreclosures drop to a 40 month-low
• It's great to go green, but check the label
• The New Face of Ballet Folklorico
• Thinking outside the basket this Easter
• Know the rules: Election signs
• Council approves purchase of flood-prone homes
• Hoist a Bud to Richie Budd
• Chopping from the Top
• Watson named chairman at Justin Brands
• Arlington police seek help in identifying bank robber
• Repairs set to start on fire-damaged I-30 span
• Spelling Bee finals this weekend at Texas Wesleyan
• State House redistricting proposal includes new seat for Tarrant
• Hicks firm pledges not to raise Rangers parking prices
• Feds want fees refunded when airlines lose bags
• American Airlines sues Orbitz, calling it a 'monopoly'
• Quicksilver chairman nets over $4.8 million in compensation for 2010
• More air traffic controllers punished in Texas, U.S.
• Spike Heels used as weapon at TCU
• Couponing 101: Setting a budget
• Wildfires threaten to expand to North Texas
• Recycling center tour offered for Earth Day
• City selects new Transportation & Public Works director
• TCC Hosts Sidewalk Competition: “Chalk About It”
• TCC Establishes Satellite Center in Haltom City
• Film Shorts
• Clouds of Suspicion
• A-Roy’s Not Rough
• Onboard to Euless Yacht Club
• BTD, Top Hat Drac, 100 Secs
• Joe Barton: Not Too Bright
• Gallery
• Gallery
• Theft from Dallas County district clerk's vault
• Legal Eagle: The Conspirator
• Blame It on Rio
• Who Pays?
• Johnson County digging out from tornado damage
• Cross Eddie Deen’s
• Texas Mission Trail
• Water Music
• Hoist a Bud to Richie Budd
• Hoist a Bud to Richie Budd
• Arlington approves permit for six more natural gas wells
• Arlington to consider tougher limits on drivers' use of cellphones
• Guns-on-campus bill 'clearly not dead,' its sponsor insists
• Texas Rangers suing ex-owner over parking agreement
• Bush defends bank bailout at opening of economic forum in Dallas
• Roanoke water recycler Fountain Quail agrees to cash infusion
• Tougher driving with cell phone ban considered
• UTA hopes alumni will get a kick out of new vanity license plates
• Pedistrian killed by TRE commuter train in Hurst
• City officials to meet with congressional delegation, agency representatives
• Free cone day at Ben & Jerry's
• A bit of Romanticism at the Amon Carter
• Students in TCC Programs Place at State Competition
• Forest Hill struggles to serve younger population
• Fort Worth trustees to vote again on gas lease bids
• Holocaust survivor to share story at TCU
• Main Street Arts Festival this weekend - FREE concerts
• Campus guns bill delayed again in Texas Senate
• Neurobiology of Aging Trainee Symposium scheduled for April 15
• 4 killed in 3 wrecks over weekend
• Friendly fire suspected in death of Marine from Arlington
• Registry of chemicals used in natural gas wells is launched
• More than 1,300 Barnett Shale wells show peak daily output over 3 million cubic feet of gas
• Oilman displays his extensive collection of Civil War memorabilia
• Theater performances at TCC - this weekend
• Celebrate spring in the Japanese Garden
• The Easter bunny is hopping into Ft. Worth
• State warns it may restrict water rights if drought intensifies
• MedStar membership takes worry out of dialing 9-1-1
• Mayor's Message: Fair housing is a right for everyone
• Denton County man accused of killing father
• Southwestern breaks new ground with archaeology Ph.D.
• Bill would remove references to 'Trans Texas Corridor' from state laws
• Southwestern reduces length of Doctor of Ministry
• Storms bring damaging hail, high winds to North Texas
• More than a dozen big wildfires scorch West Texas
• Check out the latest issue of North Texas Health & Science magazine
• Arlington teen overcomes serious injuries to participate in Cinderella Ball
• Police say Waxahachie man had vast, detailed golf scam
• Fort Worth district could lose 553 jobs in cuts
• Country charm draws families to Everman
• Two area girls among semifinalists for 'Huggable Heroes' honors
• Places 1, 3, 5 on Richland Hills City Council being contested
• Texas Rangers baseball club gets American Advertising Federation award
• New Jack in the Box cause for celebration by Southeast Fort Worth Inc.
• Centennial Fine Wine & Spirits buys assets of Majestic Liquor Stores
• Real Estate: Fort Worth credit union buys North Richland Hills building for new branch
• Arlington man killed in wreck near downtown Fort Worth
• Holocaust survivor tells his story at TCU - public invited to attend
• West Texas wildfire spreading as firefighters battle largest U.S. blaze
• Last day of screening for The Housemaid
• A Yank in the RAF: Pilot saw WWII from a unique perch
• Grapevine-Colleyville school district bond includes technology, security, classroom upgrades
• Race for the Cure full of stories of hope and survival
• Tax preparer has plenty of exceptions to advertised fee
• Grapevine stakes claim as top spot for dining out
• Holes in planes won't hurt Southwest's reputation, experts say
• High wildfire danger predicted for Sunday
• Lighthouse for the Blind is a charity based on business
• Walnut Creek Paddling Trail opens in Grand Prairie
• More and more Pacific islanders are calling Euless home
• Grand Prairie man, horse killed by pickup
• To get moving on transit, Fort Worth needs new leadership
• Irving police solve cold case - and just in time
• Conductor Steven Reineke in Bass Hall this weekend
• Murder mystery in Granbury solved
• Jeremy Smith, Marine from Arlington, dies in Afghanistan
• Move rejected that could have blocked transfer of horse track license to Fort Worth
• Officials from D-FW colleges, universities discuss transportation
• Information about fracking chemicals to be on new website
• Arlington girl killed while riding bicycle
• NRG Energy to install 120 electric-car charging stations in Texas by end of 2012
• SEC chief: Agency learned from mistakes in Fort Worth
• Revenues, spending must be aligned, Dallas Fed chief says
• Dallas Stars move up the ladder to ninth place
• Trustees approve new student housing, add faculty
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: April 8-10
• Barton votes against continuing resolution to keep federal government open
• Texas House gives final OK to 85 mph highway bill
• Arlington trustees OK cutting 24 administrative jobs
• Texas bill capping fees, interest on payday loans clears Senate committee
• Edgecliff Village no longer in the country but still just as neighborly
• Student’s Spring Cleaning Inspires Fort Worth Campus Clothing Drive for Safe Haven of Tarrant County
• Palestine's Confederate flag flap rooted in dishonesty
• Free movie screenings and popcorn every Saturday in April
• Woman pays thousands to join buying club, but can't get merchandise she wants
• Arlington's GM plant cancels overtime shifts
• Texas leads the way as wind power keeps growing
• 4 of 5 grounded Southwest planes could be flying again by Saturday
• Pay TV companies keep top ranking on complaint list
• Extreme couponing: Is it really "reality"?
• Public Health officials: Be on the lookout for measles symptoms
• Infant dies in apparent drowning at Dallas apartment
• Man gets 8 years probation in Watauga child pornography case
• Doctor's job is keeping the Rangers in the game
• Woman gets probation, fine in Grapevine prostitution sting
• Tiny Dalworthington Gardens defies easy description
• Texas House backs plan to allow 85 mph speed limit
• TCOM students matched for residency
• TCC to Host Adjunct Faculty Job Fair
• Even in the cold, Super Bowl delivered more tax revenue to DFW
• FAA boss orders review after Southwest jet incident
• Frank Kent Cadillac is moving to west-side location
• Business briefs: Fort Worth charities to offer free tax preparation
• 77 to vie in Cliburn amateur piano competition
• How a government shutdown would affect D-FW
• Fort Worth named All-America City finalist
• Vickery, I-30E ramp closed at University Drive April 13-20
• How a federal government shutdown would affect Ft. Worth
• City of Fort Worth to observe April as Fair Housing Month
• An Open Letter to Princess Birthday
• Irving art collector pleads guilty in tax scam
• Nine Lives for the Trans-Texas Corridor?
• Jubilee’s Tre Garrett
• Saint Marie Records Arrives
• TRV’s Up a Creek
• TT&Q, Calhoun, JATSDFM
• Gallery
• Hanna and the Company
• Win Win Loses Half the Battle
• Dangerous Dis-Connects
• Café Brazil: Trad Diner Goodness
• Council gives 2011 race season a green flag, announce 'Go Green' Friday
• Smashburger:
• The Other Schumann
• In Texas, history is still a battleground in culture wars
• Fort Worth expresses concern over pension bill
• UT-Arlington graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Price will forgo her salary as tax assessor as she campaigns for mayor in Fort Worth
• Backers say solar power bill could result in electricity equivalent to a reactor
• Boeing expected cracks in planes, just not so soon
• Rhythm and Wine nights in Grapevine
• Hundreds flock to DFW Connector open house in Grapevine
• Join the Great Cloth Diaper Change in DFW
• If he were alive today, Gandhi would use Twitter
• Flood of Emotion: artists healing Japan
• Officials investigate first Tarrant County measles cases in 17 years
• 2 FWISD schools reopened after lockdown
• Ezell addresses NAMB questions from faculty
• YML calls ministers, youth to surrender
• Southwestern students given vision of how to reach North America
• Price urges Tarrant commissioners to hurry and name new tax collector
• West Fort Worth house fire may have killed one
• Ex-North Richland Hills resident killed in Gulfstream crash
• Funeral Tuesday for Southwest High student who died during fight
• Texas Motor Speedway traffic will overlap with rush hour this weekend
• Haslet man convicted in brutal slaying of Denton cabbie
• Mixing energy drinks and alcohol could be a dangerous concoction
• Sisters Bridging Cultures Focus for Women’s Symposium
• Havana NRG in concert - FREE in Bedford
• Tribute to Thomas "Fats" Waller
• American Airlines, Expedia end fight over fare listings
• AirTran is No. 1 in airline quality study; American Eagle last
• Government requiring airlines to check more 737s for metal fatigue
• Death Row inmate denied last-minute clemency in Fort Worth murder case
• Railroad Commission continues to negotiate with pipeline operator over Johnson County explosion
• Texas Instruments buying National Semiconductor
• Tax day is near: What families need to know
• All about parks in Keller
• Bike! Fort Worth: one year later
• Seminary mourns passing of Mary Sue Eastland Williams
• Easter activities in local parks
• City’s newest drop-off station saves energy while reducing illegal dumping
• Heavy rain drenches North Texas
• Execution of Fort Worth woman's killer still being challenged
• Texas lawmakers seek to cut tax breaks for film, TV projects
• In Arlington, medical help sent in an SUV
• Patti Lapone in concert - one day only
• Rapid growth changing face of Burleson
• Tail of American Airlines plane may have struck runway
• Tarrant Regional Water District awaits approval of hydroelectric plant
• Shlachter & Co.: Flight attendants ready to protest AMR bonuses
• Small businesses review Super Bowl legacy
• Flight returns to Dallas after suspected tail hit
• Wind-blown North Texas under grass fire watch
• Lewisville man dies in wreck in Euless
• Last day of screening Of God and Men
• Cliburne silver medalist FREE performance
• Billy Bob's started 'as big as Texas' with a big vision
• Mayor's race pits Lane against opponent with familiar name
• Qualified Texas students being displaced by out-of-state university applicants
• Drivers' complaints about North Texas Tollway Authority leading to legislative action
• North Richland Hills, highway developer dispute value of land
• Man jailed in Parker County golf tournament scam
• Mansfield chamber plans business expo, style show
• Man accused of scams arrested in Parker County
• Child injured by hit-and-run driver on 360 in Grand Prairie
• Kiss of the Spiderwoman opening weekend
• TCC South Campus Hosts Community Law Forum
• TCC South Campus Hosts Career/Job and Health Fairs
• Parents of slain rapper call for serious prison time
• Lake Como community to rally today against violence
• Texas House Republicans move to cut funding for family planning, arts commission
• Fort Worth mayoral candidate says the city needs more police officers
• Sisters Bridging Cultures Focus for Women’s Symposium
• Traffic fatalities drop to lowest number since 1949
• Walmart Supercenter will anchor Renaissance Square
• Business briefs: Fort Worth man indicted in bank fraud conspiracy
• Free Brass Quintet performance at TCU
• Walmart Supercenter to anchor Renaissance Square development
• Watauga agrees to pay $40,000 to settle lawsuit over political sign
• Watauga man dies after motorcycle crash in North Richland Hills
• Celebrating 30 years of Billy Bob's Texas
• Mayor’s Message: Sales tax numbers offer hope of a turning economic tide
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: April 1-3
• Pattersons address Baptist ecclesiology in South Korea
• Soldier from Cleburne is killed in Afghanistan
• Remington College Receives National Partner of the Year Award from America’s Blood Centers
• Charge against Fort Worth man dismissed after witnesses' statements change
• Burleson sex offender should get technician's license, judge says
• Crowley trustees cut 3 teachers, fewer than expected
• ‘Good cholesterol’ nanoparticles seek and destroy cancer cells
• Arlington cuts additional bus drivers in effort to bring spending down
• A Chorus Line playing now at Bass Hall
• Coal's dominance expected to continue to erode
• Student group plans to target Range in April drilling protest
• Montana store resists RadioShack's demand to stop gun giveaway
• Fort Worth project to honor JFK nears funding goal
• GameStop additions focus on online distribution
• Speed limit lowered throughout DFW Connector project
• Video: Mural project focuses on Fort Worth's aviation history
• Autism Awareness Month begins April 1st
• Woman, teen found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Navarro County
• Fort Worth firefighters find body in trunk of burned car
• Texas House approves resolution recognizing 'horrific' racial massacre of 1910
• THE STAYTON AT MUSEUM WAY HONORS ARTS COUNCIL OF FORT WORTH AND TARRANT COUNTY VOLUNTEER
• Marines in Afghanistan getting care packages from DFW
• Reducing oil imports a long-held goal
• Devon Energy chairman foresees lots more Barnett Shale drilling
• Sundance Square wants clothing retailer at Billy Miner's spot
• Dallas-Fort Worth apartment construction on the rise
• Sweet Tomatoes restaurant coming to West 7th
• April Fools' Day in Ft. Worth - family friendly pranks
• Chihuahua with burn marks found dead at Dallas apartment
• HonkyTonk Heroes
• Bravos to the Brave Ones
• The Skeeves Get Dirty
• Open Season
• Avoca: Serious Beanery
• Visionary Awards: Art Rulz
• From Lola’s Juke to First Friday
• Gallery
• Source Code: Every Time I Die
• Insidious: Last House on the Left
• Viet-Joe Cajun
• Frenchy II: Revenge of the Brie
• Musical Theater Roundup
• UNTHSC hosts Warrior Services Forum
• AMR skeptical of little-known firm's offer to buy
• Barnett Shale operator sued and fined over Wise County operations
• Home prices continue slide in Dallas-Fort Worth, nation
• The Adventures of Brer Rabbit at Casa Manana
• Rangers unveil $13 million in improvements, and a 3-pound pretzel
• Dry March, hot Sunday could put North Texas in the record books
• Fort Worth officials demand more commuter rail
• DFW movie theaters on the cheap
• Deadly tanker wreck in Fort Worth 'melted the concrete'
• Almost 19 percent of Arlington's population is foreign-born
• Area & state briefs: Convicted sex offender accused of killing girlfriend, her daughter
• Free or almost free movie screenings in April
• Free Lecture: Guercino's 'Christ And The Woman Of Samaria' And The Heroic Style, 1617-21
• UNT Health physicians are ‘Tops’
• Ready for "The Whole Shootin Match?"
• Texas listed among 13 states with disease clusters
• Former Lt. Gov. Hobby calls for end to tax break for high-cost gas production
• RadioShack to sell iPad 2 at some stores
• Family of murderers create chaos in Granbury
• Man trimming trees in Arlington electrocuted, officials say
• Disney's Tangled on video March 29th
• North Tarrant Express road closures
• Irving man faces capital murder charges in deaths of girlfriend, daughter
• Wrong-way driver charged in fiery fatality crash that has shut down Interstate 30
• Star-Telegram named best online newspaper by Texas AP editors
• Arlington to host town hall meetings on hike, bike plan
• Brrrrrrr! Cool temperatures in North Texas expected to linger
• Native, adapted plants on sale April 2 at Botanic Garden
• Commemorative Air Force needs $3,200 to fly B-24 to air show
• County jails also dealing with cellphone problem
• Harry Coover, inventor of Super Glue, dies at 94
• Real estate: Billings index of architects institute is flat so far in 2011
• American Airlines flight attendants probably must stay in contract talks
• Indonesian air force contract may be big break for Fort Worth's Fieldtech
• Fort Worth man dies after stepping out of moving vehicle
• Older suburbs are turning gray as median age levels increase
• Owners get pets ready for Fort Worth Kennel Club dog show
• What to do when credit card is stolen and the bank won't help
• State and police fighting costly, dangerous wave of copper thefts
• Redistricting to affect region's representation on state school board
• Lawmaker urged to find long-term solutions to Texas education funding
• Ferraro, who ran for vice president in 1984, dies at 75
• Northwest district opening wellness clinic
• Equipment in Colleyville's new Kidsville gets thumbs up
• Arlington spellers vying for trip to Washington, D.C.
• Unsafe rides are just part of the job for flier distributors
• The Parks at Woodland Estates are small, but nice
• Town hall meetings on education set for today in Fort Worth, Arlington
• Religious leaders bring new urgency to payday loan reform
• Free Family Festival: Amazing Art From Africa
• Man, 20, sentenced to 40 years for death of fiancee's 2-year-old son
• This month could be the driest March on record
• More than 1,000 breast cancer activists gather in Fort Worth
• Teen held in Indiana school shooting that wounded one student
• Vanguard wants to buy rest of Encore Energy Partners
• American Airlines cancels more flights because of Miami Airport fire
• Texas added 22,700 jobs in February
• Fort Worth Cup raises money for Youth Athletics Program
• Census ranks Fort Worth 16th largest city in U.S.
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: March 25-27
• Breast cancer activists descend on Fort Worth for Komen conference
• Community raises money for Parker County torture victim
• Check out the Harold Patterson Sports Complex in Arlington
• Bob McFarland Park in Arlington is gorgeous
• Man dies when motorcycle strikes work vehicle
• Ex-Dallas FBI agent gets 2 years for threats on boss
• Mayor’s Message: Meals on Wheels delivers more than food
• Dallas police shoot wanted man at bail bonds business
• Firefighters rescue truck driver whose crash left him on edge
• Weekend events: March 25 - 27, 2011
• State budget plan would result in 'thousands' of job losses, analysis says
• The Stayton at Museum Way Names Jaclyn Overby Move-In and Relocation Manager
• Haltom City official says that he didn't call authorities -- and that he did
• Mega Millions jackpot heading for a record
• Central Texas artifacts indicate earlier human arrival
• Kids, grown-ups get first peek at Legoland Discovery Center in Grapevine
• Summer hiring expected to be up, survey says
• GameStop shares shoot up on earnings report
• F-35 engine debate rages; plane's cost deepens political flap in Canada
• Left with a home full of stuff? Consider an estate liquidator
• Taste of the NFL donates $300,000 to local food banks
• River Legacy Parks Living Science Center worth a visit
• Meadowbrook Library begins new role in community
• Where to take spring flower pictures in Ft. Worth
• Tarrant County College Art Corridor II Presents “Ryder Richards: Pow[d]er”
• Two pulled from pinned car after 3 1/2-hour ordeal in south Fort Worth
• Smoke from Oklahoma fires dips south into North Texas
• D-FW briefs: South Grand Prairie High coach accused of improper relationship with student
• Matchmaker gets "tangled" in Weatherford
• UNTHSC to host 4th North Texas Health Forum
• In taped conversation with police, Dallas mayor says his wife wielded knife during argument
• Father sought in death of 2-year-old daughter surrenders to police
• Spring in Texas means Bluebonnets and art festivals.
• Theatre TCU presents Oklahoma!
• Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra special performance
• Barton pleased with safety measures at Comanche Peak nuclear power plant
• Baytown nonprofit backed by Tarrant bonds is facing foreclosure
• Construction set to start on Midtown development in Fort Worth
• Gardening with kids
• Man sought in Grand Prairie girl's sexual assault
• South Grand Prairie coach accused of relationship with student
• Draper lectures on heart of ministry
• EPW provides training, demonstration of expository preaching
• Carroll and Scarborough awards honor ministry partners
• Yarnell: Christians called to salvation, service
• When researching God, student finds a Father
• Wells Fargo cutting 67 people in Bedford mortgage processing center
• Paying the Piper
• Pure Animals Out of Paper
• Nervebreakers, Fort Worth Cats Are Back
• SXSW Wrap-Up
• Sivad, Theater Fire, Ciardetti
• Non-Smoking Bars Coming Soon?
• Today Libya, Tomorrow Syria?
• Residents protest gas drilling in Southlake
• Gallery
• Man wanted in 2-year-old daughter's death surrenders to officers
• Jane Eyre: Viewer, I Married Him
• Charles Baker Changes Roles
• Dark and Scary Wells
• Loosen Up at Buck n’ Loons
• Relationship Issues
• North Texas' string of 80-degree days could end soon
• Visionary Awards
• Fort Worth council reduces benefits for new city employees
• Dallas to release tape mayor tried to keep secret
• Investigators pursuing leads in deaths of Arlington woman, child
• The Art of Enlightenment: Buddhist Images from Asia
• Fort Worth Children's Opera theater performance - only $5.00
• Open auditions at Theater off the Square - start Sunday, March 27
• John Legend will speak to UT-Arlington grads
• MV-22 Osprey shines in Libya rescue mission
• Texas Railroad Commission says driller not responsible for water contamination
• American Airlines, Southwest Airlines not adjusting their capacity plans
• Firm offered to pay off loan to quash bill, Craddick tells House panel
• Star-Telegram report wins a national award
• Calle 54 - Free movie screening
• New controversial carseat recommendations
• It's Cardboard Boat Regatta time!
• Alumnus Tom Elliff elected as IMB president
• Trimble Tech assistant coach collapses at home, dies at hospital
• Briefs: Irving woman found dead in east Fort Worth house that burned
• Woman in Arlington fire had been fatally stabbed
• 3-year-old boy, three others injured in Dallas crash
• Check out the 2011 annual research report
• Fort Worth school district considers layoffs of math, science teachers
• Haynesville might be U.S.' largest No. 1 gas-producing shale
• Former Forest Hill official sues city
• Fort Worth man police say was caught raping woman is jailed
• Japan quake set Texas aquifer in motion
• Chisholm Trail Parkway finances to be discussed at public hearing
• Meet TEX, the Tarrant Express commuter rail line
• Project Mom comes to Ft. Worth - win tickets!
• TCU Jazz Festival - this weekend
• Geren: 'Absolutely not' running for mayor
• Boston hospital performs full face transplant
• Soldier from Arlington survived two wars only to be killed back home
• Mother, infant found dead in Arlington apartment fire, police say
• American and Japanese family-to-be cope in quake's aftermath
• Mid-Cities Care Corps gives seniors a lift
• American Mensa offering testing at Arlington headquarters
• University of Texas at Arlington will eliminate most 80-minute classes
• Man killed in bar fight was a soldier assigned to Fort Hood
• Catfish supply drying up
• Arlington conference links business innovators with early-stage funding
• Mystery complaints vex Fort Worth gas station owner
• Support building for new minority-dominated state House district in east Tarrant
• Mystery of Willie Nelson's 'Pretty Paper' is wrapped up
• North Tarrant Express isn't taking the scenic route
• Bigger-than-usual full moon hangs over Fort Worth
• Bedford pondering decline in population
• Northeast Tarrant election filings
• Election filings
• Rule changes for drilling permits would continue practice of no-perforation zones in Barnett Shale, some say
• Woman killed in wreck in north Fort Worth
• Briefs: Train kills man on tracks east of downtown Fort Worth
• Obituary: Don Kennard was state legislator for Tarrant County for 20 years
• Schools dispute conservative group's claim of 1-to-1 administrator-teacher ratio
• With abundant availability of natural gas, the time for drilling has come
• Obesity, diabetes among Tarrant County's health woes, survey shows
• Butler Place apartments keep kids busy during spring break
• Storybook Program For Preschoolers At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Appeals court upholds drawing of blood by Dalworthington Gardens police
• D-FW clergy tackle question of why God allowed Japan's disasters to happen
• Fewer apartments to be allowed in Home Town NRH development
• Radiation leaks in Japan pose little risk to U.S.
• Canadian province seeks to bar Arlington resident from selling unregistered securities
• At least 1 dead in southeast Fort Worth fire
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: March 18-20
• City settlement with Rainbow Lounge patron recommended
• The Watchdog: Woman wins judgment against contractor for unfinished work
• Northeast Tarrant groups' prom gowns help girls dress up for once-in-a-lifetime event
• Suspect in Arlington fatal stabbing turns himself in
• Granbury woman run over, killed by monster truck at Dallas strip club
• Affidavits shed light on 1987 case involving kidnapping suspect
• Sierra Club calls for closure of three Luminant coal plants in Texas
• As other airlines alter Japan flights, American stays on schedule
• FAA approves use of iPad for some charter pilots' navigational charts
• Gas pump prices decline slightly in Tarrant County
• After catastrophes, charity scams can make victims of the unwary
• Family drops plan to take Quicksilver private
• MITCHELL WEVERKA, Classical Guitarist In Concert
• NHL Rule 48 illegal head hits hit home
• Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with kids
• Arlington man's photo exhibit gives viewers an up-close look at nature
• A rarity in area, Hurst-Euless-Bedford district will avoid teacher layoffs
• Slain rapper's mother is glad he found Jesus
• It's a zoo on half-price day in Fort Worth
• Whitley goes to Washington to defend block grant program
• Fort Worth Auto Show promotes gas-efficient vehicles and more
• Shlachter: A 24-hour wait to win a year's supply of chicken
• Kelly Fearing, one of the last Fort Worth Circle of artists, dies
• Police seek father of 2-year-old girl found dead in Fort Worth home
• Smith Wilemon is a great Fort Worth neighborhood park
• Direct from Frac to Fish
• Ballet Frontier: Mixed Response
• Beauxregard’s Gryphoemia
• Spring break activities at American Girl in Dallas
• Radioactive
• Nights in a Hayes
• Get Ready for SXFW
• The Emperor’s New Budget
• Gallery
• Limitless: One Pill Makes You Smarter
• Paul: Ancient Alien
• To Hollywood And Back
• Jesus BBQ: Bless You
• The Lasagna Cure
• It’s St. Paddy’s Day, Y’all
• Kidnapping suspect apparently led a typical life; officials eye 3rd disappearance
• Fort Worth police investigating 2-year old's death
• Sightings of missing Fort Worth woman reported
• MARS Needs Moms - Free screening for special needs children
• Nora's Will showing at the Modern this weekend
• Paddling in schools is subject of House hearing
• Dog, cat breeders raise concerns about proposal aimed at shutting down puppy mills
• Research Appreciation Day is April 1
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film 'Diego Velázquez: The Rokeby Venus'
• Forest Hill councilman and mayor hit with City Hall ban
• Benbrook church volunteer faces federal child-porn charges
• Stock shares may bring Six Flags executives millions
• Texas bill would require disclosure of chemicals used in fracking
• Construction jobs down 10% in area since downturn began
• Jury decides against Dallas billionaire in Chief Holdings case
• Texas sales tax payments up
• F-35 is still behind schedule, report says
• Calling all Actors - Auditions March 21 - 22
• Fort Worth Opera members - FREE performance
• Free entertainment all week
• Join the Murder Mystery Dinner Theater this weekend
• Bass Hall gives us Suessical
• Suspect in kidnapping, torture of Parker County woman may be linked to other cases
• Red Cross collecting donations for Japan
• Red Cross disaster relief volunteer still going strong at 75
• Arlington council expected to discuss settlement with cement company
• No new candidates join Fort Worth mayor's race
• UNTHSC maintains top rankings by US News & World Report
• 12-year-old immigrant who once had trouble with English will compete in regional spelling bee
• Students with autism, Asperger's develop iPad app
• TI reports 'substantial' plant damage in Japanese earthquake
• Teachers protest proposed cuts to education
• Corsicana suspect in woman's abduction, torture is looked at in two other cases
• Comanche Peak nuclear expansion delayed
• Learn the ins and outs of starting a business with Project New Advanced
• Save a lot of water with a little fix during Fix A Leak Week
• City Council Election: Register by April 14 to vote in May
• CCPD offers funding for community crime-reduction programs
• Windblown fires keep firefighters busy in Fort Worth, Arlington
• Dallas Stars fun special events
• Enjoy spring break specials at Ikea Frisco
• O.S. Gray Natural Area is beautiful, thanks to friends group
• Suspect in fatal purse snatching facing capital murder charge
• World Trade Center girder at ceremony in Kennedale
• With filing deadline today, some D-FW races drawing little interest
• A Fort Worth Chick-fil-A seeks certification for sustainable building
• Bill in Texas Legislature aims to reform eyewitness identification in criminal investigations
• Grease Monkey Burger Shop to open this summer in Arlington's Vandergriff Town Center
• Fort Worth Zoo is ready for spring break crowds
• Police seek help to find autistic woman
• Fort Worth Councilman Burns' brother dies in wreck
• Some new playgrounds complete, others under construction in Arlington parks
• Public warned about man impersonating Arlington police officer
• Tarrant County teachers, parents, students march in Austin against school cuts
• Thousands protest at Texas Capitol in opposition to education cuts
• Family hasn't heard from Fort Worth teacher in earthquake zone
• Weather helps firefighters get upper hand on big blazes
• Urban Challenge takes contestants on amazing race through Fort Worth
• A hard lesson in politics for Texas teachers
• UTA must keep moving forward as state throws up roadblocks
• Traffic changes in store because of DFW Connector project
• Wildfires scorch North Texas
• D-FW briefs: Police search for owner of wrecked motorcycle
• Weatherford schools to eliminate 44 positions
• Deadline prompts mad dash to file bills in Texas Legislature
• State asks Fort Worth to repay $231,000 police grant
• Tarrant County College Announces Two New Directors
• House panel begins considering flood control program
• Data show over 340,000 gas leases filed in Tarrant County since 2007
• Japanese quake causes some problems for North Texas companies
• Joint strike fighter test flights suspended after generator failure
• The Illionist playing this weekend at the Modern
• Texas author John Foxjohn speaks Saturday in Grapevine
• Jacksboro threatened by spreading grass fires
• Dallas Stars practice in Euless Saturday
• F-35 test flights halted after in-flight failures
• TCU football hosts 2011 Pro Day
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: March 11-13
• Fort Worth police seek public's help in identifying 3 bank robbers
• Arlington trustees declare financial emergency in district
• TCC to begin voluntary buyouts for longtime workers
• Arlington 'Ghost Rider' sighting?
• Suspect in Arlington pastor's slaying had received plea deal
• Health Science Center helps fuel Cowtown success
• Cliburn silver medalist to perform at City community centers
• Tarrant County College Student Construction Team Awarded National ”Rookie of the Year” Honor
• TCC Northwest Campus Offers HR Course at Corporate Training Center
• Forest Hill mayor to seek another mental-health warrant against councilman
• Judge rules three are off White Settlement City Council
• Gun found at ambush site in Mexico was sold at Fort Worth gun show
• Fort Worth lawmaker preparing resolution to acknowledge racial massacre
• Texas could add 374,000 jobs this year, Dallas Fed economists say
• Fort Worth councilman on hand for White House conference on bullying
• Spring Break 2011: What to do at home
• Fort Worth office to offer free dental care Friday
• Legislation may allow Texas to buy water from Oklahoma
• Forest Hill officials trade blows at City Hall
• Free movie screening this Saturday
• Trinity Railway Express riders observe Ash Wednesday outside Richland Hills station
• In Texas House, Rep. Truitt of Keller seeks to restrict payday loan practices
• XTO Energy demolishing former Pour House location in downtown Fort Worth
• Barnett Shale passes gas production milestone
• Exxon Mobil plans to spend $93 million per day
• Six Flags executives buy $2 million worth of stock
• Grapevine Chevy dealership is nation's best -- again
• Fort Worth SEC leader to resign
• Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory playing this weekend
• Commission names Outstanding Women of Fort Worth
• Pirie Park feels big and spacious
• College Hills Park offers a little bit of nature in downtown Arlington
• Draft Lake Worth Vision Plan meeting scheduled tomorrow
• Police forum to address Feb. 28 shooting
• Spring Break 2011: What to do in Ft. Worth
• Drilling for Hardware
• Tracking Ghostbreakers
• The Hendersons: Back to the Future
• Shoring Up Victories
• The Ginger Man? Yep
• Two believed dead after car strikes Arlington bridge pillar
• 817’ers @ 35 Conferette
• 817’ers @ 35 Conferette
• Gallery
• Cedar Rapids: Oh Ooo Oh Iowa
• Three-vehicle wreck snarls Texas 114 traffic in Grapevine
• Mars Needs Moms: Empty Wells
• Let the Right Ones Out
• Shaw’s Burgers, Shakes, and More
• Exotic Arlington.Yes, You Read That Right
• I Fold
• Fort Worth school employees line up early for retirement bonus
• Former Arlington Heights assistant principal officially fired
• Riders mark Ash Wednesday outside Richland Hills TRE station
• Tarrant lawmaker submits legislation on payday, title loans
• Greater Tuna in Granbury this weekend
• Origami anyone?
• Stage West presents Talking Pictures
• Amid buzz, RadioShack shares surge
• Chinese airlines, expanding quickly, buy jets from Western companies
• 1 in 8 area homeowners underwater on mortgages
• Texas Giant to reopen April 22 at Six Flags Over Texas
• UtiliQuest closing Fort Worth office, laying off all employees
• Approach Resources posts small profit
• Exploration through art of a loved one lost
• Spring Break 2011: What to do in Texas
• Human remains identified as missing Arlington woman
• Dallas officer on leave after arrest in assault
• Conservationist Jane Goodall tells students she still has hope for environment
• Two teens arrested in fatal Fort Worth shooting
• Forum draws three Fort Worth mayoral candidates
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet March 10 at 6 p.m.
• American to offer $1 billion in secured notes
• Hearing examiners say gas driller didn't cause water well contamination
• Almost 4 percent of U.S. flights canceled in January
• Expect delays on Dirks Road beginning March 12
• Texas lawmakers mount bipartisan effort to stop full-body scans, patdowns at airports
• Arlington tries to get a read on Central Library's future
• Open houses on Arlington skate park plan are this week
• Possible severe weather in Tuesday's forecast
• Texas law allows parents to paddle kids, as long as the punishment is not abusive
• Construction continues at Texas universities despite economy, budget cuts
• Arlington church remembers slain pastor
• Fire at Lake Granbury kills 6, injures 3 others
• Educational efforts reduce COPD costs by $3.4 million in East Texas study
• Arlington City Council to look at ways to close possible budget gap
• Briefs: Mobile home fire kills two, injures four in Fannin County
• Fort Worth officials struggle to deal with Arlington Heights flooding
• Alberto Granado, motorcycle companion to Che Guevara
• 6 dead in Lake Granbury mobile home fire, authorities say
• 'All I know is, Jesus is the answer,' Arlington pastor tells packed house
• North Texans get wintry reminder
• Parts of Tarrant grew much denser in 10 years; a few didn't
• Suspect arrested in slaying of Arlington pastor
• Van involved in fatal wreck in Haltom City had no seats
• Thousands of students still take their licks in Texas schools
• State budget cuts threaten to unravel Tarrant County's safety net for the mentally ill
• Close neighbors may soon pay more to travel to U.S.
• Arlington election filings
• Mansfield's Big League Dreams complex getting turf
• Man jailed in slaying of pastor at Arlington church
• Former Television Journalist Rebecca Rodriguez Helps TCC Celebrate Women’s History Month
• TCC Southeast Campus Hosts “Dream Me a Story”
• Bill would require meningitis vaccine for new college students in Texas
• Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run in Dallas
• Motorcyclist killed on Grand Prairie freeway
• BNSF is a success story -- just ask Warren Buffett
• 3 killed when van hits tree on Airport Freeway
• Coats and Winkler power the TCU baseball team to victory over Texas Tech
• Pastor debates merits of monogamy with founder of infidelity website
• Oil price hits a 29-month high at $104.42
• February's big freeze raises price of vegetables
• Timetable extended for Comanche Peak safety review
• Three dead, six hurt in Haltom City crash
• Fit Fort Worth: Prevent eye diseases
• Joshua boy detained for allegedly putting chemical in teacher's drink
• Charlie Sheen night for Bakersfield Condors
• ‘Big’ deal on pet adoptions
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: March 4-6
• Fort Worth woman killed in hit-and-run in Dallas
• Arlington trustees narrowly reject incentive for retiring teachers
• Fire danger in Texas to remain high until April
• Texas Legislature won't deliver needed life insurance reforms
• TCU baseball travels to Texas Tech for first road series of the season
• Spring Break Art Extravaganza At The Kimbell Art Museum Free Admission
• Fort Worth singer booted from 'American Idol'
• Fort Worth suspect in slaying near duplex arrested
• Federal budget fight threatens local family's adoption plan
• Pier 1 says sales jumped in the fourth quarter
• Savvy Consumer: Cellphone contracts aren't written in stone
• Rapid increase in fuel costs is reflected at gas pump, airport
• Union Drilling narrows its loss in fourth quarter
• 1 dead, 1 severely beaten at Arlington baptist church
• Share the road — It’s the law
• Ft. Worth Just Between Friends sale saves family
• Suspects sought in Lewisville burglary, theft.
• Airport Freeway lanes reopened after wreck
• Tarrant could pick up seat in state House
• Metro Academy faces closure
• Cowboy’s Tashard Choice to speak to students March 7
• Jury recommends sending teen to prison for 18 years for Fort Worth home-invasion robbery
• Obama awards Cliburn 2010 National Medal of Arts
• Southlake seeks new pipeline route for drill site near Colleyville
• Dish sues gas firms over compressor stations
• Shlachter, Nishimura, Baker & Co.
• Range CEO sees 'triple play' in drilling in the Marcellus Shale
• Telecom outage delays Southwest flights
• Celebrate Texas Independence Day with 32 cent brisket
• "Boeing-Boeing" Takes Flight
• Possible rain, near-freezing cold front in weekend forecast
• Water Wars … um … Ignite
• Big Cliff, JKush: Freestyle Kings
• Make-Up Game
• Thirsty Armadillo Is Back
• St. Marie, Calhoun, Earthquake Country
• Chilling Effect
• Gallery
• Cowboys and Amphibians
• The Deficit Monster
• Rocking Sea Siam
• I Scream for Vegan Brownies
• Barber and Boyer
• 83-year-old Katrina survivor tells jury of home invasion
• Fake pot and chemicals used in it are made illegal
• Southlake council puts off pipeline vote
• Fort Worth trustees consider change to retirement bonuses
• 175th anniversary of Texas Declaration of Independence marked
• Artful Animals - A Children’s Workshop At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Board of Trustees Retreat March 5 at 8:30 a.m.
• Approach Resources' reserves of oil and natural gas liquids tripled in 2010
• Texas leads U.S. in corporate expansions, relocations
• American Airlines scales back growth plan
• Write-down puts Range Resources in the red for 2010
• D/FW Airport contract with valet operator advances
• No-interest loan in works for downtown grocery store
• Art, wine, and cheese make up Spring Gallery Night
• Money given to fund June Richards Scholarship
• Gala debuts compositions and hearts for Christ
• Southwestern Seminary celebrates Black Heritage
• Ex-commercial banker discovers God’s economy
• Arlington dogs have a park of their own
• Ft. Worth Just Between Friends sale saves you 60% or more off retail
• Step back in time this spring break at Log Cabin Village
• Grand Prairie trucker released on bond in fatal bus wreck
• Arlington school district looks to fire teacher caught with student
• ATF: Gun in US agent's death traced to Texas man
• $10,000 offered for information on fatal shooting of Dallas woman
• March Community Center Activities
• Camp Fort Worth 2011
• North Texas Nature Challenge 2011
• TABS students to participate in RAD 2011
• UNT Health office extends hours to Saturday
• Study firm says it erred in initial gas well emissions findings in Fort Worth
• Annie Girardot, 79, award-winning French actress
• SEC accuses man of illegally raising more than $4 million
• Natural gas production rises for 5th month in a row
• American Airlines is fined over voucher fees
• Quicksilver's quarterly earnings boosted by sale
• Range selling most of its Barnett Shale holdings
• Arlington skatepark open house workshops
• Lewisville moms get probation in shoplifting case
• Dallas Stars and Brad Richards to trade or not to trade
• Great pitching highlights difficult weekend for TCU baseball
• Story of Slocum Massacre of 1910 'needs to be told'
• Computer glitch causes water problems in DeSoto
• US officials: 4 Americans dead in UAE plane crash
• 'After Hours at the Kimbell' With Jim’s Jazz Band
• Missing teen's father urges faster action at anti-trafficking rally
• Relocation of utilities next for North Tarrant Express project
• Mansfield, 'Black Like Me' author are honored with Literary Landmark
• National Archives' genealogy research room at Montgomery Plaza in Fort Worth opens today
• Energy firms give a boost to downtown office leasing
• Teen surrenders in slaying of Fort Worth man in car
• Shlachter: Water parks plan job fairs; local ADDYs announced
• Real Estate: North East Mall, Shops welcome new tenants
• Azle man gets maximum 10 years for possessing child porn
• A century later, Texas race massacre forgotten by all but a few
• Termination of Heights official is upheld
• NFL owners and players could shut it all down Friday
• JazzXpression is into Whimzee
• Water district hopeful of reaching accord with Oklahoma
• 600 Red Cross volunteers take part in drill to prepare for Texas tornado season
• DFW Connector has businesses feeling out of loop
• Mansfield school district rolls out revised Arabic-studies plan
• Fort Worth museum is still going for the gold
• Don't take no for an answer; there's always a higher-up
• Rising oil prices may ground airlines' hopes for profits
• DFW briefs: Burleson councilman resigns unexpectedly
• Teacher Retirement System of Texas combats pension spiking
• Driver dies in north Fort Worth crash
• Fort Worth mayoral candidates discuss privatized services
• Pension fix can't ignore police and firefighters
• Texas probes if kids alone before day care fire
• Live theater this weekend: February 25 - 27
• Winkler solid again as TCU baseball downs Cal State Fullerton in series opener
• Terror plot news doesn't faze Bush's Dallas neighborhood
• Gasoline price jumps 6 cents on Libya concerns
• Student's arrest raises questions about regulation of chemicals
• Saginaw church reopening in new building a year after fire
• Statewide warrant roundup begins March 5
• Perry says oil could jump to $300 a barrel
• Skeletal remains found in wooded area in south Arlington
• Camp Out in the City, free tennis clinic in Mansfield
• Nance-James neighborhood park
• Tyre Park in Grand Prairie good for swimming, basketball, picnics
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: February 25-27
• Uncle, nephew fatally shot in Dallas-area home
• One dead, three injured as wrong-way wreck shuts down Dallas highway
• A young boxer's first time in the big ring
• Concealed-carry bill discussed at UT-Arlington forum
• Artist Isabelle Tokumaru To Conduct The Artist’s Eye Gallery Talk At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop 'Drawing From The Muse'
• Free Lecture Examines The Origins Of The Portrait In 14th-Century Europe
• 4th candidate joins Fort Worth mayoral race
• Senate bill would give Texas teachers more time to challenge job losses
• Online postings paint complex portrait of Lubbock terror suspect
• New Congressman Flores hears Granbury constituents' concerns
• American Airlines union to join others in Oneworld alliance
• General Motors' big year is Arlington plant's gain
• Colorado officials investigate use of diesel in fracking process
• Southwest, pilots union agree on plan for absorbing AirTran pilots in merger
• Storms entering North Texas
• DFW districts offer incentives to teachers for giving notice that they won't return
• Fort Worth elementary teacher accused of assaulting elderly couple in Arlington mall
• State's rainy-day fund may be tapped
• Osteopathic Match results released
• White Settlement man gets life sentence for burglary conviction
• Tarrant County College Forensics Teams Take Top Honors at State Competition
• Star-Telegram building being sold to XTO's Bob Simpson
• DFW Airport begins $1.9 billion terminal renovation project
• Texas Wesleyan Law Review to host symposium on oil, gas
• You'd think CEO would know where Six Flags Over Texas is
• Fort Worth elementary teacher accused of assaulting elderly couple in mall
• Mothers all over the world share their story - FREE
• Star-Telegram building being sold to former XTO chairman Bob Simpson
• Ft. Worth shop local & save with EtsySaver
• Rain in the Thursday forecast
• High Interest, Deep Fang Marks
• Texas Ballet Theater Mixes It Up
• Say Oh Whitney
• Halfway Scared
• Grapevine church mourns death of pastor at age 52
• Magnus
• Lone Star State of Mind
• Twisted Black Ties
• An Immodest Proposal
• Gallery
• Oscar’s Hidden Gold
• Zoë’s Kitchen Cooks
• The Way We Were (I Think)
• Oscar All Day
• Queens of the Night
• Wounded veteran and his family are given a house in Arlington
• Fort Worth school trustee says group used gas well report in power grab
• Southlake approves first gas well site
• Driver from Fort Worth bus company is sued over crash
• Study shows alcohol intoxication, driving intention linked to genes
• Storybook Program For Preschoolers Features A Reading Of Eric Carle’s 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'
• Davis targets legalized 'loan-sharking' in Texas
• After a long ride down, Six Flags is moving back up
• Chesapeake posts gains for quarter, all of 2010
• Quicksilver Resources reports record production and reserves for 2010
• Man faces federal hate charge in Arlington mosque vandalism
• Burnam calls legislative session 'most racist' in 25 years
• Nieuwy fleeces Penguins for a Goose
• DFW Family Expo on Feb. 26th
• In Arlington ceremony, home built for wounded veteran and his family is dedicated
• Keller man puts $1,450 on store counter, another man takes it
• Austin rally backs Wisconsin workers
• Taxicab crashes into parked semi in Fort Worth, killing passenger
• Three flight attendants discover they are all engaged to the same man
• Greater Tuna comes to Grapevine - one weekend only!
• Get in shape at Boot Camp
• Celebrate the great outdoors April 8-9
• Haltom City plans realignment of Belknap Street split
• Mayor to move out of Dish, citing natural gas drilling operations
• Writing, art were Oakhurst woman's passions
• EPA e-mail stirs call for agency documents on Range Resources order
• Despite contractual 'Gasland' viewing, Dish Mayor thinks he's got a buyer
• Chesapeake announces $4.75 billion shale sale
• North Richland Hills man indicted on child sex abuse charge
• Four-year-old girl falls from fifth-floor apartment window in Addison
• Triple sale at Ft. Worth Thrift Town
• New Jersey man dies after taxi slams into 18-wheeler in Fort Worth
• Cold front to drop overnight temperatures into the 30s in North Texas
• What's open, what's closed for holiday
• Patients grading JPS higher, but not high enough for some board members
• Driver, 20, dies when vehicle flips on I-35W
• Buyout offers for flood-damaged Arlington homes could come by early summer
• UNT Health Science Center facility earns LEED Gold
• California company making futuristic stun shield for police, military
• Fort Worth school district settles retaliation suit brought by former teacher
• Meritage Homes launches energy-efficient Lakes of River Trails in Fort Worth
• Warm temperatures, wind and low humidity make for grass fire danger
• Denton man killed in wreck on I-35W
• At VFW, a changing of the guard to bring in younger members
• Found money is the city's money in Dallas
• For second day in a row, TCU baseball benefits from solid pitching
• Friends mourn Quitman teen killed in wreck on way to FFA event
• Rendon 4-H friends take top honors at Junior Livestock Show
• Briefs: Paschal students win regional science bowl
• Author put Mansfield on the literary map
• Arlington school district outlines revised transfer policy involving camping out
• Lawyers lining up for costly Texas redistricting battle
• Auditions for Angel Street begin Monday, February 21
• Ex-mail union chief faces federal charges
• T plans for D/FW Airport rail connection languish
• Fort Worth police officer cries foul over pot sting
• Young bakers have recipe for success at Youth Fair in Fort Worth
• Are you in the mood?
• American Airlines to recall 200 more flight attendants
• U.S. drilling rig count falls by eight
• Southwest Parkway construction will close lanes on Vickery Boulevard, southbound ramp from Hulen Street
• Mayor visits Bell Helicopter
• Warrant round-up set for March 5
• Former Fort Worth union leader accused of defrauding postal workers
• Johnson County man suspected in 8 robberies in Cleburne
• One person dies in fiery tractor-trailer crash in Cleburne
• TCC and Keller Fire Rescue to Host Cyanide Poisoning Treatment Coalition Smoke Symposium
• Tarrant County sees tremendous population growth over decade
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: February 18-20
• Azle motorcyclist dies in crash
• Initial Super Bowl figures show 'tremendous' impact, Host Committee leader says
• Fort Worth College Students Participate in Important Holiday Blood Donations
• Crowd urges Arlington trustees to raise taxes, use reserves
• With wife's body still missing, man convicted
• Tarrant County College Team Nears Completion of Robot
• Victor Vandergriff steps down from Arlington zoning commission
• Quitman teen killed en route to FFA event
• Where immigration detainees are welcome residents
• Fort Worth health firm owners indicted in Medicare fraud case
• Airlines change minds over increase in business fares
• Uncovering how questionable those big blue mailboxes are
• Natural gas producers locking in prices
• Celebrate Hockey Weekend Across America
• Homeless count shows more people moving into stable housing
• Cheap organic chicken at DFW Whole Foods Friday only
• Trail of blood leads to suspects' door in deadly Dallas shooting
• Arlington man dies after pickup strikes utility pole
• Fugitive task force arrest tally exceeds 10,000
• Denton County man convicted of killing missing wife
• 3 arrested in Irving bank holdup
• 3-D brain imaging showed way for youth to get his life on track
• FREE movie screening of Gnomeo & Juliet for children with special needs
• Dallas DA Craig Watkins Discusses Innocence Project at TCC South Campus African-American Heritage Month Program
• Fort Worth councilman files for re-election
• Navy Reserve logistics squadron at Fort Worth base may be cut
• Borders files for bankruptcy protection, will close several DFW stores
• Juanita Cash, longtime Fort Worth elementary teacher, dies at 88
• Flight attendant applications overwhelm Southwest website
• Barnett Shale pipeline operator plans IPO
• More theater events to chose from for this weekend
• "8 Nobel Peace Laureates" convene under one roof
• Free tax assistance at the Ft. Worth Public Library
• Council receives interim update on Air Quality Study progress
• Advisory committee to examine library, park services
• City Budget Update: Increased sales tax revenues, savings adding up for first quarter
• Seeing No Evil, Re-Redux
• Drive Angry, Arianne
• Snow Tha Product: Immigrant Song
• Too Imminent
• Healthy, Harmony, House
• Legendary Texas Music?
• Tell a Joke for Sam
• Gallery
• Number Four: Three Stars
• Mighty Orphans Await Kickoff
• Dis-Connects
• Foodways Texas Launches
• A Three-Sashimi Lunch
• Texas Ballet Theater Turns 50
• FREE date night! Classic Jazz movie starring Richard Gere
• Layoffs possible as Fort Worth district discusses budget cuts
• Colleyville council considers better emergency access to homes of seniors
• Keller council denies drill-site request
• 'Texas on the Brink' counters Perry's depiction of state
• Two gas well pad sites in Fort Worth exceed pollution limits
• Airline and air cargo work force grows
• U.S. airline travel expected to rise
• Massey's, a Fort Worth icon, serves its last chicken-fried steak
• Rotating blackouts could have been prevented, officials say
• After XTO buy, Exxon Mobil's untapped supplies are more than 50 percent natural gas
• Massey's, a Fort Worth landmark, serves up its last chicken-fried steak
• Michael Hall executed for Arlington torture-slaying
• Talking to your kids about 9/11 + a free exhibit
• Students leverage college years for the Gospel
• Kehler prepares to confront legalism, liberalism in Germany
• Global Missions Week: ‘Be afraid of succeeding at things which make no difference’
• Evangelism opportunities abound
• Council approves curfew ordinance extension
• Enrollment reaches record highs at UT-Arlington, University of North Texas
• 17-year-old faces manslaughter charge in fatal shooting of boy
• Study tallies cost of deregulation: more than $11 billion in higher residential rates
• Woman accused of bomb threat to thwart court appearance arrested
• UNT Health Science Center sponsors health fair, half-marathon at The Cowtown
• $3.5 Million Life Technologies grant will help train, certify forensic scientists at UNT Health Science Center
• 3 file on first day to run for Fort Worth mayor
• Back to nature now that the Superbowl is over
• Forest Hill council may still OK adult entertainment district
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Feb. 17 at 6 p.m.
• The Pillowman - for Adults only!
• Sabre, Expedia warned by Feds against display bias
• Mars, 75, appeared in Mel Brooks films
• Jazz pianist Shearing, 91, wrote 'Lullaby of Birdland'
• Theater events this weekend: Feb 18 - 20
• C-SPAN Digital Bus open to public Thursday at Southwest Regional Library
• Last-minute Valentine's Day deals
• 59 prostitution-related arrests made pre-Super Bowl
• Irving police say Grapevine man drove wrong way on Dallas highway
• One person dead after SUV strikes freeway bridge pillar
• Piece of World Trade Center to be displayed permanently in Fort Worth
• Springlike weather is forecast in North Texas for this week
• D-FW teachers adjusting lesson plans after weather closed schools for five days
• Free Lecture: Salvator Rosa: Identity and Legacy
• 3 charged with murder in dragging death of man, 24
• Bedford installing traffic-monitoring system
• Keller, Southlake study possibility of merging municipal courts
• Redistricting struggles in Texas Legislature will start in earnest with release of detailed census data
• Real estate: Area foreclosure rate is 3 percent
• CPA hotline: Economy, tax forms on callers' minds
• Pentagon to present biggest proposed budget ever
• Shlachter & Co.: Shareholder lawsuit attacks chicken company on hiring issue
• Plan would give Arlington skateboarders their own space
• 18 seconds is all it takes for someone to climb the Border Fence
• Commuters frustrated with DFW Connector work
• Super Bowl XLV: How the West won
• Texas educators divided over CSCOPE curriculum management program
• Texas may put surcharge on new vehicles with low fuel efficiency
• At 87, esteemed Civil War speaker is living history
• Frostbitten kinkajou back home with owner
• North Texas mother reflects on a turbulent life that ended too soon
• Man told to move his anti-bullying bus on Super Bowl Sunday files lawsuit
• Thanks to empty bowls, charity can fill stomachs
• Arlington water meters going wireless
• Fort Worth brewery finds silver lining in snowstorm cloud
• There's no sunshine here -- it's a rainy day
• Treepoint Park now open in Arlington
• Lehtonen vs Turco and an oldfashioned Texas shootout
• Arlington officials warned Cowboys about seats days before Super Bowl
• Perry seeks House help on school funding
• Three arrested in Texas in $100,000 robbery in California
• Valentine's Day events from Shakespeare to haunted houses
• Fort Worth district seeking home for school for pregnant, parenting teens
• Mistrial declared in beating, robbery of elderly man
• Grocery store is on its way to Fort Worth's Sundance Square
• Owner of Metro Buys Homes admits to mail fraud in real estate scheme
• Winter weather cleanup begins downtown, other city streets to follow
• Video: Officials cut ribbon to open Hyde Park Transit Plaza
• School bus involved in rear-end crash in Weatherford
• TxDot removing tolls from Austin roads -- just for the weekend
• Mistrial declared in beating, robbery of elderly Fort Worth man
• Temperatures forecast to be 'well above normal' in North Texas
• Ft. Worth weekend on a budget: February 11-13
• Tanker overturns, spills fuel at west Dallas intersection
• Fort Worth mayor's race intensifies as Moncrief bows out
• Arlington trustees discuss laying off new teachers
• Credit card issuer doesn't make it easy to ensure that it's following the law
• Yurvati named Healthcare Hero
• Cancelled TCC African-American Heritage Month Events Rescheduled
• Tarrant County College Art Corridor II Presents “Black Codes From the Underground”
• Tarrant County College Spring Enrollment Up 6.7 Percent Over Last Year
• DFW reaches records for cold, power usage
• A tropical mammal known as a kinkajou is found in Johnson County
• D-FW leaders remember Mike Moncrief's impact
• Moncrief goes out a winner
• Fort Worth man indicted in DWI wreck that killed unborn child
• Fritz-Alan Korth, attorney in Washington, D.C., with deep ties to Texas
• EPA official is grilled in Range Resources water well case
• Today’s Lesson: Intimidation
• Prayer impacts seminary, nation, world
• Rock hauler crash shuts down Loop 820 lanes in North Richland Hills
• Moncrief will announce candidacy plans today
• Preparation for gas drilling begins in Colleyville
• Manslaughter warrant issued in shooting of Fort Worth teen
• Warrant roundup to begin next month across Texas
• Euless legislator is no longer House Elections Committee chairman
• Barnett Shale in Denton, Wise counties is candidate for EPA study
• CPAs will answer your tax questions Sunday
• Tollway project spurs land deal in southwest Tarrant
• American to recall 368 furloughed flight attendants
• Hillwood buys land just north of Alliance
• GM opens doors for tours in Arlington
• Lots to do in parks in winter
• Fort Worth's Cobb Park getting makeover
• Five library locations open; all others closed Wednesday
• Wednesday garbage, recycling collection postponed due to inclement weather
• Another ice storm closes Dallas-Fort Worth schools
• DFW dropped the ball during Super Bowl week
• Fort Worth to consider renewing teen curfew
• Fort Worth school district trustees ask for more information before declaring another emergency
• Free family event this weekend at Amon Carter Museum
• Noche de Amor - "A Night of Love" at Rose Marine Theater
• Cowboys Stadium seating contractor walked off job, Arlington fire chief says
• Correction
• Slain siblings remembered at Fort Worth memorial service
• DFW expected to get 2 to 4 inches of snow today
• White Settlement mayor, council sued for unseating three members
• Fort Worth City Council briefs: Moncrief assesses Super Bowl week
• Blaze destroys massive Grand Prairie warehouse
• Star-Telegram announces more job cuts
• Zoning Commission meeting postponed to Feb. 23
• Crews ready for another round of winter weather
• North Arkansas College names president finalists
• Grapevine highway closed by gasoline tanker wreck
• 390 job cuts recommended for Arlington school district
• Host committee says Super Bowl woes out of its control
• Testimony cites tactics, ethics of fired Arlington Heights assistant principal
• Former Fort Worth nurse makes it back to U.S. from Cairo
• NFL, Arlington knew Super Bowl seat installation was behind schedule
• J. Paul Getty III, grandson of oil magnate, dies at 54
• Ex-NFL players join American Airlines workers in protest
• A smooth departure: Super Bowl fans make their way out of town
• Last week's power outages investigated on several fronts
• Lake Arlington Master Plan meeting set Feb. 16
• Roll up your sleeves to replenish blood supply
• Largest crowds expected at D/FW Airport today
• Discounted tickets to The Invitation through February 15th
• Arlington district plans firefighter academy
• Bedford employee's campaign to help victims of fire gets huge response
• Proposed budget cuts for Arlington schools to be unveiled
• Lean times in Texas may derail long-planned park in Fort Worth region
• Speculation builds over Moncrief's candidacy for a fifth term as Fort Worth mayor
• Stock Show falls short of 1 million attendees
• Get to the big game easy with the TRE
• Packers fans and dignitaries rally in Arlington
• Under clear skies at last, a big weekend starts rolling
• After day of relief, more bad weather could arrive in D-FW on Sunday
• FREE Super Bowl watching parties
• 'Til Beth Do Us Part in Grapevine and Weatherford
• After grueling training, a proud few get to become Texas game wardens
• Grand champion steer sells for $185,000, second-highest price ever
• Arlington community Super Bowl watch party is canceled
• Grapevine resident takes Green Bay Packers fandom to a new level
• After arson, nonprofit hits grand slam for baseball group
• Beat the traffic: Use alternate downtown exits, TRE
• Fort Worth man dies in wreck
• A little bit of old and the modern reopen today
• Be aware of pedestrian traffic downtown
• Vignettes for Valentines 2011 - one night only!
• Arlington's complaint against closed strip club is dismissed
• John Peter Smith Hospital will charge flat $4 fee for more than 30 minutes of parking
• As weather warms, more pipes will probably burst in D-FW
• Raising champion steers is all in the family
• Texas ponies up money for events -- but are they worth it?
• Fort Worth police chief institutes no-bias rule
• Vintage and Vines Encore
• Vilsack: Agricultural exports are booming
• Churches using Web to connect and attract
• Make plans now for Valentine's Day
• Chefs ready tasty dishes for Taste of the NFL event
• Outage shuts down Fort Worth Club
• Fort Worth, Tarrant County and other partners using all available assets to fight back winter weather
• Special Meeting of the TCC Board of Trustees Feb. 7 at 6 p.m.
• European crossbred named grand champion at Stock Show
• Overnight snowfall adds to already miserable situation
• Joshua man killed in wreck
• Water crews ready to respond
• Southlake planning panel rejects drilling request
• Cowboy Santa Distributes Toys to Children from Fort Worth College Students
• Senior Quality Lifestyles Corporation Names Dr. Wayne Holtzman to SQLC Charitable Foundation Board of Directors
• Fort Worth police still seeking three men wanted in 2010 killings
• Arlington commission approves bike-centric transit plans
• North Texas expected to overcome weather hit, land another Super Bowl
• Former Fort Worth resident struggling to get out of Cairo
• Buddy the zebra, a fixture in Colleyville, dies at 27
• With ice everywhere, business is booming for ice-delivery company
• Savvy Consumer: Tax filers who itemize will love Feb. 14
• Ft. Worth students beat cabin fever at the Stock Show
• Signing day headlined by Jackson's choice
• Dallas police searching for 'Bathhouse Bandit'
• Ice maintains its grip on Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dallas police investigate suspicious package found on DART bus
• Hair is key to presentation during Junior Steer Show
• Texas steps up pressure on retirement plans that are late with filings
• Former Fort Worth teacher should lose state certificate, judge rules
• Tarrant officials concerned about lack of representation on Senate panel
• Dallas-Fort Worth school closings and trash schedule changes
• Fort Worth legislator proposes 20% cut in schools' electric rates
• Bad-weather preparations pay off for Dallas-Fort Worth road agencies
• Ice bring worries to people with medical needs
• Weather briefs: Homeless shelters lose power for eight hours
• Another Year screening at Modern Art Museum this weekend
• Rotating power outages discontinued; conservation still needed
• Super pizza specials in Ft. Worth
• Tango anyone?
• Fort Worth, Pa.
• Packers vs. Steelers: Statistically Speaking
• Your Guide to 817 Nightlife
• Late-Night in the 817
• Your Guide to 817 Arts
• Gallery
• Behind ESPN in Sundance Square
• Super Foodies
• Beyond Tex-Mex
• Dallas woman dies when Amtrak train strikes vehicle
• Garbage collection schedule changed for second day due to inclement weather
• It's hard to be serious at Super Bowl Media Day
• DFW stopped in its tracks as storm dumps ice on roads
• Super Bowl routes get priority during bitter winter storm
• Legislators say 70% of Texans favor a smoking ban
• Forest Hill considers adult entertainment district
• Arlington offers rebates for home improvements
• Shelters filling up fast during deep freeze
• Round Rock lawmaker wants EPA to halt regulations on cement kiln emissions
• Schools in North Texas likely to close again Wednesday
• Remember to take care of sprinkler systems during frigid weather
• This week coldest in North Texas in 15 years
• Welcome, Y’all Yinzers, Packers, cowpokes, and locals
• Is TxDot playing favorites with the Super Bowl?
• Save a lot on Super Bowl snacks
• City facilities close due to icy conditions
• Hurst police officers to help out in Arlington
• Naval officers honored with ride in rodeo's Grand Entry
• Free and “almost free” movies/films this weekend
• High School theater presents Guys and Dolls
• UNT Health Science Center closed for inclement weather
• Region braces for sleet, chills and icy roads
• Second federal court finds healthcare law unconstitutional
• Legislators looking at troubled state pension plans
• NFL's pen pal program brings North Texas students together
• What's in a name? Super Bowl could clear up that up for North Texas cities
• School districts unite to fight steep education cuts
• Kennedy Tribute planned for General Worth Square Park
• Hyde Park Transit Plaza/Ninth Street to officially open with ceremony Feb. 11
• Black AIDS Day event to offer free testing at City Hall
• Water main break closes streets in downtown Fort Worth
• School districts unite to fight steep education cuts
• Fort Worth jury convicts man of killing ex-wife's cousin
• City, TxDOT prepared for possible winter weather
• Mayor's Message: Let’s show ‘em that Fort Worth spirit during Super Week
• High dollar auction greets Prince
• Exxon Mobil earnings top $9 billion
• Water line break closes portion of Calhoun Street downtown
• Pittsburg (Texas) isn't rooting for the Steelers
• Saturday's Stock Show crowds shatter single-day attendance record
• Area hospitals, medical staff are ready for Super Bowl fans, players
• Southlake council may vote on gas-drilling permit Tuesday
• Community forums to offer information on Grapevine-Colleyville school district bond election
• Yellow arrow, for 'yield before turning,' may soon be added to traffic lights
• Blast of cold air could bring ice Tuesday
• Free screenings of SLANT 45 The Movie begin tomorrow
• Woman learns valuable lesson about checking a contractor's background
• Texas officially ignores 150th anniversary of secession
• Sunday liquor sales could get look as state aims to raise revenue
• In Arlington, residents and businesses forced to adapt for Super Bowl
• Tarrant County College team seeks to help students in distress
• Tyler man arrested in Utah in Fort Worth stabbing death
• Art of an adopted land: Painting by girl from South Korea wins top honors at Stock Show
• D-FW cities passing higher water costs to consumers
• Super Bowl weekend train ride
• Students fight for the abolition of sex slavery
• Rangers visit KISD's North Riverside Elementary School
• Super Bowl show time near in downtown Fort Worth
• Downtown Fort Worth prepares for a week of nonstop Super Bowl crowds
• Man acquitted in 2009 Arlington shooting death
• Texas budget plan would end program that gets polluting vehicles off road
• Fort Worth killer given April 5 execution date
• Ex-assistant principal at Arlington Heights says firing was retaliation
• More homeless people are finding shelter in Tarrant County
• Southwestern students pray for solemn assembly
• Dallas woman runs over mother after argument, killing her
• Person with weapon reported at JPS health clinic in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth weekend on a budget: January 28-30
• Remington College Launches “Adopt Our School” Program for 2011
• A cautionary tale about selling cars
• Fort Worth superintendent tells staff to brace for job cuts
• Lu Ann Barrow: Journeys
• Burgess goes on with town hall meeting in Hurst: 'It's appropriate'
• Arlington's Michael Williams joins U.S. Senate race
• D-FW officials advise Super Bowl partygoers to stick together
• Going to the Super Bowl? Buy a parking pass now and leave early
• Dallas inmate closer to being freed after DNA tests disprove witness testimony
• Helpful hints for hometown tour guides
• Super Bowl week to start cold and wet but improve later, forecasters say
• Lanes of Randol Mill, Collins Street to close
• Family-friendly Super Bowl activities in Ft. Worth
• Dallas man freed 25 years after rape conviction
• Trash collection goes high-tech in downtown Fort Worth initiative
• Cigarette butt adds to driver's ticket woes
• Ann Koonsman, head of Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Association, to retire July 31
• Committee takes care of Stock Show's international guests
• Stock Show schedule
• Touring duo shows youngsters at Stock Show where milk comes from
• Kids face to face with the wild side of life
• 24-hour party people ready to rock
• Super Bowl paying off for local small businesses
• Virgin America chooses Southlake-based Sabre's technology for reservations
• Ft. Worth supermarkets give to the community for the Super Bowl
• ‘Freedom from Fear’ panel discussion to address cyber-bullying
• Expo to give residents, Super Week visitors taste of the great outdoors
• Lonnell Cooper, Fort Worth's first black police sergeant, dies at 87
• Haykin: Close friendships can be conduit for revival
• Now Leaving the Station
• Rocket for Ethiopia Launches
• Treading on Trouble
• Welcome to Fort Worth, Steeler Nation
• Rooster Crowes
• Power outage hits about 6,000 customers in southwest Arlington
• Man fatally stabbed outside his Fort Worth home
• Tucson Close to Home
• Rabbit Hole: Childless Parents
• The Rite Is Wrong
• Making a Killing
• Elegance at Istanbul Grill
• On Any Given Sunday
• Come to the Cabaret
• Navigating Through Fort Worth
• Expo to give residents, Super Week visitors taste of the great outdoors
• NTERI hosts international conference
• Southlake renews teen curfew for 3 years
• JPS warns of damaging effects of Texas' budget cuts
• Property tax deadline - and that late fee - loom
• Acme Brick buying Alabama company's assets
• Area home prices fall 4.2% in November from a year ago
• Oscar nomination puts 'Gasland' in spotlight
• Pentagon plans to save $6.9 billion by cutting F-35 purchases
• Moving the Boise game sends a bad message to TCU football from the Mountain West
• Voter ID law seemingly guaranteed this year
• Live fish, baby chicks tossed at North Side High School pep rally
• Street closures coming for Super Week
• Fullenwider appointed as City Attorney
• Texans to take part in bipartisan seating at State of the Union
• Texas traffic fines amnesty through April 17
• One person killed in fiery Arlington wreck
• Aikman, wife separate after decade of marriage
• Organization plans to complete fundraising for JFK Tribute in Fort Worth
• Classic Film - Bicycle Thieves
• Sex offender escapes from Houston halfway house
• Fort Worth students applying for Gold Seal slots
• EPA, state work together to scan D-FW air for signs of terrorist threat
• Fort Worth works to keep grackles away from Super Bowl visitors
• Former Pelican Bay police chief sues Tarrant County assistant DA
• Casino Night this weekend
• Special transit pass available for Super Bowl, related events
• Turn Your Weekend Get-Away Into a Weekend Get-Ahead
• Eyes on Arlington: Arlington Museum of Art gala has a higher calling
• Legislature to applaud Rangers reaching World Series Wednesday
• At River Legacy Parks, man's recovery from brain surgery is picture-perfect
• 18-wheeler fire shuts down northbound Loop 12 in Dallas
• 4 community colleges would be spared in Texas Senate's budget
• Dallas man found guilty in two bank robberies
• Former football stars, City officials to kick off Fort Worth Super Week
• 2 highway patrol officers hurt when hit by vehicle in Mesquite
• No Labels group pushes for bipartisanship
• Lego lover wins dream job as master model builder at new Grapevine attraction
• Super Bowl may create problems for Handitran users
• ESPN scheduled to roll out stages in Sundance Square on Monday
• 'Power pedestals' move Euless one step closer to green fleet
• Local fashion show raises awareness of ovarian cancer
• Improving economy encourages small businesses to invest in new vehicles
• Free film screenings, snacks included - Friday and Saturday!
• State budget cuts could be felt throughout Texas economy, experts say
• Fort Worth election season gets rolling Sunday with Hirt announcement
• Hurst, Bedford, Southlake seek to balance needs of drillers, residents
• Bidders look for hidden riches in D-FW self-storage units
• Bishop Iker to appeal order to turn over property to national Episcopal church
• Pulling Arlington up by the bootstraps
• D-FW small-business owners get ready for some football
• New procedure uses coolant to treat atrial fibrillation
• Religious ads still visible on Fort Worth buses, but not for long
• World War II bomber is leaving Fort Worth
• Arlington school board cool to idea of armed teachers
• Saving souls at the Super Bowl
• Inmate confesses to two unconfirmed shootings
• Judge rules for national Episcopalians, against Iker's group
• Bank error keeps jurors from depositing checks
• Public safety agencies show off preparedness for Super Bowl
• Comprehensive Plan hearings begin Jan. 26
• Ft. worth weekend on a budget: January 21-23
• Dallas-area drug ring leader gets 24 years
• Already facing other charges, Arlington officer arrested in sex assault
• GM offering tours of Arlington plant during Super Bowl week
• The T launches community meetings to study commuter rail in southeast Fort Worth
• Fatal 18-wheeler wreck closes TX 360 ramp to I-20 in Arlington
• Crash involving rock-hauler shuts down Texas 114 in Grapevine
• Legend of the Guardians - Free screening
• Auditions for PHANTOM
• Keller school officials consider asking voters to raise tax rate
• Taped statements reveal details of three Kennedale deaths
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop ‘Into The Wild: Special Effects In Landscape Painting’
• Students succeed in JAMP program at UNT Health Science Center
• Weatherford legend and tireless community advocate dies at 102
• Letters supported voyeurism suspect
• Activists want Arlington teachers to be allowed to carry guns
• Think you were given bad gasoline? It's not so easy to prove
• Departing passenger struck, killed by DART bus
• Cold front could usher freezing drizzle into North Texas
• Owners of Super Bowl teams will be high in the saddle
• Teacher arrested for alleged improper relationship with Dallas student
• Bedford police investigating death of 3-month-old boy
• Loughner indicted by federal grand jury in Tucson shootings
• Pennsylvania abortion doctor Gosnell charged in deaths of 7 babies, 1 woman
• Weatherford man charged with injuring 3-month-old son
• Van Cliburn Foundation names new chairperson
• Super Bowl planners ready for potential Obama visit
• Haltom City slaying suspect thought to be caught in surveillance photo
• City calls on residents to blitz bandit signs
• Judge says Parker County water well case has national significance
• Mayor’s Message: New First Tee facility another investment in our future
• Call for Artists
• Biting on a Dog
• Bedford chief named to police head department in Arkansas
• Sonar Lights Shine
• Time Warp at Arlington School District
• Toasting at Mavericks Sports Grill
• SXSW Gets an FW Load
• Gallery
• Phillip Morris: Liar Liar
• Evangelion: Dark Angels
• Sale of outside plaza tickets likely will lead to record Super Bowl crowd
• Fort Worth Hip-Hop: On the Verge
• Hot Tub’s is a Front
• Same Ol’ (Non-Evil) Chuy’s
• A Different Tea Party
• Stop Six residents criticize Fort Worth school board
• Rutledge Goes from Farm to Market
• Perry, Dewhurst tout Texas economy at their inauguration
• Mansfield man acquitted in 2009 slaying he had said was in self-defense
• News From Milan Gallery - January 17, 2011
• Forest Hill councilman says he again used city credit card for personal items
• Brahmans judged for looks, but what's inside matters, too
• 'Taste of the past' flows at Soda Shed
• Stock Show schedule
• Casa Mañana to host trio of concerts
• American, Priceline make bookings deal
• State securities commissioner to retire
• Time Capsule reset in Memorial Building
• Patterson kicks off series on 10 Commandments
• Former Miss USA takes plea deal in shoplifting case
• Fire destroys historic downtown Waxahachie building
• Volunteers renovating 30 Arlington homes in lead-up to Super Bowl
• 4 Matisse sculptures at Kimbell Art Museum to be sold
• Water may taste different this week
• Roger Williams endorsed by George H.W. Bush
• North Texans remember King with festivities and acts of service
• Nonprofit tackling home repairs in Super Bowl host city
• Booming business: Area dairymen who sell raw - unpasteurized - milk can't meet growing demand
• Richland Hills looking to find, fix leaks in sewer system
• Truck driver says employer fired him for serving jury duty; employer denies firing him
• Fort Worth, other cities may notice change in how water tastes
• Man found shot dead in north Dallas apartment
• Ex-Texas Ranger, former Denton Sheriff Weldon Lucas dies
• Dallas Mayor Leppert not seeking 2nd term
• Homeless man rescued from garbage-filled truck
• Tarrant region has state's highest average teacher salary
• Pastor believes he was on balcony with King for a reason
• More than 6,000 TCU fans pay tribute to 'unbelievable' season for Horned Frogs
• Grapevine-Colleyville district leaders urge supporters to lobby Legislature
• Damage estimated at $300,000 in fatal apartment fire in Bedford
• Haslet area, Keller area are among most notable high-growth areas in U.S., report says
• Arlington subcontractor who didn't get job is trying to get paid anyway
• After years of drug abuse, Texan reborn as inspirational speaker
• Church volunteers help clear away homeless camp near downtown Fort Worth
• Man found dead as fire displaces 17 at Bedford apartments
• Laptop theft did not compromise security, NFL says
• Bedford finds a new spot for blues fest
• Rain possible across much of Texas
• Laptop with artwork for Super Bowl credentials is stolen
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Jan. 20 at 6 p.m.
• Fort Worth school district honors former student for heroism
• Arlington police using billboards near Cowboys Stadium to try to deter prostitution
• Ex-jailer who hit inmate is sentenced
• Victims' families distressed by delay of Cleve Foster's execution
• Texas officials boycott EPA hearing on greenhouse gas rules
• Prospective buyers try out Nissan's new electric car
• Albertsons to close Southlake stores, four others in DFW
• Cobb Park improvements to give city ‘jewel’ a long-awaited polish
• City offices, libraries closed Monday, Jan. 17
• Celebrate the Horned Frogs’ perfect season and the vibrant Fort Worth-TCU partnership
• 1 person found dead after downed helicopter discovered in Parker County
• Comanche Peak reactor shut down with electrical problem
• Convicted felon charged in fatal east Texas shooting
• Two shot in home-invasion robbery in Dallas
• Dallas couple arrested in Miss. shooting death
• Boy, 8, accidentally shot dead in Dallas apartment
• Race to replace Hutchison may draw a crowd
• Keller trustees approve school boundary changes
• Texas budget proposals call for thousands of job cuts
• D-FW campaign aims to harness Super Bowl hype for food banks
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events in D-FW
• If you have health problems, note that rules on electric disconnections have changed
• Celebrate 100 years of powered flight in Fort Worth
• Save The World: Drive to Dallas
• Texas sales tax revenue rises for ninth consecutive month
• Texas mental health advocates brace for budget cuts
• Supreme Court to hear appeal in Fort Worth case Friday
• Sunset panel wants change, new name for Railroad Commission
• GOP leaders say state budget can be balanced without tax hike
• Rising crude, wholesale prices help to cause pain at pump
• Super Bowl organizers set sights on attendance record
• Texas Health to offer physicians real estate investment opportunity
• TXU expanding Irving call center, two others
• Bell Helicopter integrates six subsidiaries under its brand
• Birdville superintendent interviews for Lewisville position
• Fou For You
• New Alan, Doc’s
• Stage West Hosts This Morgana Shaw
• Flourishes for the Flea
• Durty Crow Gleams
• Gallery
• Blue Valentine: Heartbreak Hotel
• Gasoline prices suddenly flirting with $3 mark again
• Country Strong: Let It Go
• The Longest War
• Siempre Superior
• Same Reason Willie Sutton Robbed Banks
• It Looked Like This
• Private lot owners go online to sell Super Bowl parking
• Ex-recruiter's execution for 2002 Fort Worth slaying is halted at last minute
• At special-needs competition, the ride of a lifetime
• Straus cruises to re-election as speaker of the Texas House
• Free Storybook Program For Preschoolers at The Kimbell Art Museum
• Sarah Fullenwider nominated as Fort Worth's first female city attorney
• Last of 3 suspects in Fort Worth mother's abduction is captured; all say a 4th man was involved
• In Austin, there's a new circus in town
• Northwest schools trustee Davis Palmer led during big bond issues, gave much time to help children
• Tiny West Texas town keeps up search for missing 13-year-old
• Tarrant County College may outsource maintenance, chancellor says
• Mayor’s Message: Celebration of aviation history launches
• Volunteers needed for homeless count
• Fullenwider recommended as next City Attorney
• Know the rules before renting out your home during Super Week
• Speaker Straus re-elected as 82nd Legislature convenes
• Residents given all-clear after Hurst gas leak
• Return of millionth service member commemorated at D/FW
• Grapevine man gets probation for having sex with 13-year-old girl
• Bedford police arrest woman they say fled Missouri with teen boy
• You can get paid to play with Legos?
• Health Science Center closed for MLK Day
• High court refuses Texas death row inmate appeal
• Season's first ice provides test run for Super Bowl week
• Icy weather a test run for Super Bowl week
• Help sought in identifying bank robbery suspect in Irving, elsewhere
• Fort Worth police seek 3 men in fatal shooting
• DFW Connector contractor faces fine for Texas 114 shutdown
• Morning commute today could be a tricky one
• New science and academic wing opening at TCC Southeast Campus
• Survey shows most Texans don't want Perry to run for president
• More volunteers needed for count of Tarrant homeless
• Homes in Super Bowl area get spruce-up
• Ogle stepping down after 16 years as public official in Arlington
• Heavy rain, snowfall coat North Texas today
• Retired state District Judge Joe Drago dies
• Despite budget deficit, Texans oppose education cuts
• Legislature may look at cap on toll penalties
• Newspaper's Goodfellow Fund sees outpouring of support
• Former UTA student fights to return to U.S.
• Rain, snow expected to arrive early today
• Drunken driver who killed retired hospital administrator gets 12 years
• Highway lanes, ramps closed in Grapevine
• Rancher, former Stock Show board member George Beggs III dies at 89
• TCC’s Southeast Campus Hosts Grand Opening of New Science and Academic Wing
• North Texans urged to fight sex trade
• Judge sanctions lawyers, client who he says questioned his integrity, seeks criminal charges against some
• After losing 415 pounds, Oklahoma man hopes to finish journey on 'The Biggest Loser'
• Arlington remembers Tom Vandergriff, the man who built it
• Forest Hill city secretary drops sexual harassment complaint against councilman
• Cold blast may come with a dusting of snow
• New measures proposed to reduce crime, blight in multi-family housing
• Garland man charged with prostituting, sexually assaulting underage girl
• Arlington man gets 12-year sentence in driving death of chamber exec
• 2 Cleburne teens charged with shooting out windows with BB gun
• Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day at City Hall Jan. 14
• 1 dead in robbery, triple shooting in Fort Worth
• Fiery fuel tanker wreck closes I-30 west of downtown Dallas
• Rome, Open City - Film
• For A&M, LSU fans, Cotton Bowl at Cowboys Stadium worth inconvenient date
• Hundreds pay respects to Tom Vandergriff
• Unhappy about strip club, D/FW Airport to protest liquor license
• End times are coming -- again
• Bad news for Texas insurance companies is good news for you
• Defense secretary proposes cutting 124 F-35 purchases
• Honky tonk for the homeless Jan. 15
• 2010 Neighborhood Award nominations end Jan. 12
• Arlington rang up $3 million general fund surplus last fiscal year
• Watauga student returns money spent from donations
• D-FW cities see increases in homicides
• A new definition of sin in Austin
• Chesapeake decides against using land owned by White Settlement
• Sabre Holdings to drop American Airlines fares
• Dallas-Fort Worth children with big hearts star in Super Bowl service documentary
• Man slain in break-in at southeast Arlington home
• Two killed in small plane crash in Ellis County
• Outside panel recommends leadership change at TxDOT
• Former coach who fled to Canada sentenced to 12 years in prison
• Mayor praises the Wisconsin Badgers for a well-played game
• More Trouble
• Phantom Caste Surges Forward
• A History of Delay
• BoomerJack’s Arlington Thrives
• TCU’s Rose Bowl Wrap-Up
• Roads to RUINS
• You’re in the Gummint Now
• Gallery
• The Best Performances of 2010
• Dead Zone
• Bite into Chop House Burgers
• Police say Bedford teen lied about being robbed, stabbed
• Downed power lines halt traffic on TX 114 in Grapevine
• Saturday Night’s All Right for Terra
• DFW briefs: 11 taken to hospitals after Fort Worth T bus collision
• Fort Worth Employees' Retirement Fund sues Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott
• Southlake extends discussion on first gas well until Feb. 1
• Grapevine prostitution sting results in arrests of 3 women, teenager
• Fort Worth may consider adding a new council district as part of redistricting
• Tarrant County Republicans call for new legislative rules
• Fort Worth City Council briefs
• Arlington church overflows with mourners for slain officer
• Arlington City Council tables vote on proposed Chesapeake gas well near Cowboys Stadium
• Registration for 2011 Cowtown Great American Cleanup starts Jan. 24
• Green Jobs Summit set Jan. 6
• Adopt a street for Super Clean 2011
• Take precautions to control coyotes in your area
• Meeting to help local business owners get Super Bowl-ready
• Grapevine police make prostitution arrests after sting operation
• At least 1 killed, U.S. 287 closed after 18-wheelers crash in Wise County
• Mom gets probation in Grapevine shoplifting case
• Fort Worth recidivist jailed in fatal East Texas shooting
• 'After Hours at The Kimbell' With The Joey Carter Trio
• Feds investigating Arlington Heights High School
• Slain Arlington police officer hailed for selfless sacrifice
• Four girls address NRH council, urge addition of sidewalks on their street
• Plan for TCU Rose Bowl celebration in the works
• Drilling case near Cowboys Stadium draws national attention
• Texas 114 lanes close for more than a year as part of DFW Connector
• TCU planning celebration of Rose Bowl victory
• Man wanted in fatal shooting of woman in Haltom City
• Drilling case near Cowboys Stadium draws national attention
• Fort Worth man killed in Mansfield car crash
• Westbound TX 114 between Grapevine, Southlake to close tonight
• UT-Arlington to host public memorial service for Tom Vandergriff
• Public memorial for Tom Vandergriff set for Friday at UTA
• School districts adopting CSCOPE online curriculum
• Kennedale teen with multiple myeloma is moving on with his life
• 'Pizza Man' dies just over a year after attack
• Job hunting: Lessons learned from 2010
• Sunshine, chilly temps across most of Texas Sunday
• Rose Parade lets All-Birdville band show off sound and size
• Five simple ways to protect yourself in 2011
• New Year's first baby born at Arlington hospital
• Chesapeake Energy, Fort Worth school district at odds over drilling near unleased property
• Expedia stops selling tickets on American Airlines flights
• Lost Boy Gatjang Deng of Fort Worth hopes to build water wells in native Sudan to fight cholera
• College grade inflation feared as GPAs gradually rise
• Former Tarrant resident left his mark on Rose Bowl
• Los Angeles overrun by a new species of football fan
• The top 11 stories to watch in 2011
• Top local religion stories of 2010
• Arlington police to review procedures after officer's death, chief says
• Visionary leader Tom Vandergriff put Arlington on map
• What's open, closed for New Year's
• Colleagues pay tribute in funeral for Parker County deputy
• Ex-refugee Andy Nguyen reaches a milestone in his American journey
• Son of ex-NBA player Van Exel charged with murder
• Mayor's Message: Judge Tom Vandergriff a 'champion of Tarrant County'
• Fort Worth College Commemorates the Service of Its Veterans on Campus
• Teen who fell from overpass wanted to be in the military police
• Free Lecture: All In The Family: The Medici In Late Renaissance Florence
• JPS nurses take health information straight to the homeless
• What's open, closed for New Year's
• ArtHouse condos, posted for foreclosure, change hands
• Montague grand jury indicts 10 in oil thefts
• Suspect arrested in fatal shooting of man in west Irving
• 11 accused of stealing more than $1 million worth of oil from North Texas well sites
• Cleburne police seek help in convenience store robbery
• Aggie Christmas Present
• Merkin Tools Along
• Special Meeting of TCC Board of Trustees June 25
• Tarrant County College Students Win Top State, National Honors
• Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus Job Fair April 9
• Olympic Gold Medalist Dan Jansen Set to Speak Tuesday, Sept. 9, to TCC Student Success Conference
• Double Amputee and Former Member of Golden Knights Elite Parachute Team to Speak at Northeast TCC
• Tarrant County College to Host Dance Concert Featuring Eclectic Artist Mix
• Tarrant County College, Grapevine Rotary Partner to Provide Scholarships
• Strategic Plan Community Summit Dates Announced
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Dec. 16 at 11 a.m.
• One of Military’s first African-American Airmen to Speak at Veterans’ Day Ceremonies at TCC Southeast Campus
• Notice of Deadline to File Applications for Place on the Ballot
• Tarrant County College Receives $2 Million Grant to Enhance Student Success
• TCC Workshop Focuses on Family Violence Issues
• New Fort Worth Art Gallery Opens Downtown at TCC’s Trinity River Campus
• Tarrant County College Southeast Campus Presents “Museum Staff Only, Artists in Museums” Art Exhibition
• TCC Alumnus Serving as Chief of Staff to U.S. Secretary of Treasury Commencement Speaker Friday
• Health Seminar at Tarrant County College to Address Pain Management
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet June 23 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Fair to Offer Education on Latest Energy–Related Topics
• TCC Tex-PREP Students Visit Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant
• Greenhill Wins District 4 Board Election; Runoff for District 5
• “Military Deployment and Parental Injuries: Impact on Families” Topic of TCC Program
• Tarrant County College Names Mike Baumgardner Director of Student Development at Trinity River Campus
• Los estudiantes de TCC producen un mural para Boys and Girls Club de Fort Worth
• TCC Accepting Applications for Prefreshman Engineering Program (PREP)
• Tarrant County College Administrator Earns Leadership Award
• Sherry Dean Speaker for TCC Women’s Symposium April 10
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 5 at 4 p.m.
• TCC Southeast to Host Future Teachers of Texas Expo
• TCC, Birdville ISD to Sign Agreement March 8 Providing Free Tuition
• TCC Faculty Present Literary Works at North Texas
• Tarrant County College South Campus President Will Host Story Time for FWISD Students
• TCC Named Workforce Community Partner
• Former U.S. Secretary of Education to Speak at TCC South Campus
• Jan. 21 Deadline for Vocal Competition at Tarrant County College South Campus
• iDreamiLearniWin Fall Family Summit Oct. 30 at TCC’s Trinity River Campus
• Tarrant County College "Stars of Tomorrow" Program Will Fund Education for Thousands of Tarrant County Students
• TCC South Campus Ceramic Arts Inclusion Project Provides Way for Students to Help the Hungry
• TCC Blood Drive to Benefit 11-Year-Old with Rare Blood Disorder
• TCC Southeast Campus to Host Future Teachers of Texas Workshop
• Tarrant County College Foundation Board Names New Members
• Tarrant County College Foundation, United Way Collaborate With Nonprofits to Offer Opportunities for Women
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Nov. 5 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Part Of ‘Virtual Reach’ Partnership Aimed At Helping Head Start Employees Earn Baccalaureate Degrees
• Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus to Offer Summer Weekend College
• Tarrant County College Campuses Host African-American Heritage Month Events
• Tarrant County College Names Carol Everhart Trinity River Campus Director of Library Services
• Three Tarrant County College Campuses to Mark Earth Day April 22
• Tarrant County College to Host Professional Development Conference
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet April 15 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 5 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Appoints Director of Distance Learning
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet March 11 at 6 p.m.
• Las fiestas en Tarrant County College celebran el día de la independencia de México
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 29 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College South Campus Hosts Parent College 101
• TCC South Campus Hosts Grantsmanship Training Program
• Higher Education, Media Relations Professional Named TCC Public Relations and Marketing Director
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Jan. 21 at 6 p.m.
• Grant Increases Support Services to Tarrant County College Students
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet March 12 at 6 p.m.
• Turn Your Weekend Get-Away Into a Weekend Get-Ahead
• Chancellor’s Award Honors Exemplary Tarrant College Faculty
• TCC Jim Bolen Math Competition Winners Receive TCU, Baylor, Tarleton and UTA Scholarships
• First Responders to Receive HazMat Training at Tarrant County College
• Trinity River Campus Hosts Rock ’n’ Enroll July 24
• Tarrant County College Foundation Names New Board Members, Officers
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 20 at 6 p.m.
• State Sen. Wendy Davis to Give Commencement Address To TCC Graduates May 18
• Genetics Program at TCC to Examine Advancements in Research
• Dreand Johnson Named Dean of Mathematics and Science at Tarrant County College’s Trinity River Campus
• Tarrant County College To Observe Annual Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• TCC Names Southeast Dean of Liberal Arts
• Former Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Member Robert Fernandez TCC Commencement Speaker May 15
• Special Meeting of TCC Board of Trustees April 15 at 5 p.m.
• TCC Makes Installment Payment Plan Available for Continuing Education Classes
• TCC Announces Appointment of Special Assistant to the Chancellor
• Award-Winning Author Sonia Sanchez is “Living Literature” Speaker March 24 and 25 at TCC Northeast Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 16 at 5:30 p.m.
• Special Meeting of TCC board of Trustees Aug. 21, 6 p.m.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Feb. 18 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Partners With Area Hospitals to Fill Nursing Shortage
• TCC Names Northeast Director for Continuing Education Services
• Veteran North Texas Real Estate Executive Named Tarrant County College Vice Chancellor for Real Estate and Facilities
• TCC Surgical Tech Students Kick Off “gLOVE” Project
• Seminar and Symposium Highlight TCC Women´s History Month
• Tarrant County College Northeast Campus Hosts International Festival April 13-17
• TCC Students May Save Money by Renting Textbooks
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet May 1 at 3:30 p.m.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Oct. 22 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College South Campus Hosts its 5th International Leadership Academy Program
• Tarrant County College Dean Bryan Stewart Named Vice President of New Trinity River Campus
• TCC Teacher’s Photo Exhibit Captures Behind-the-Scenes Action in Auto Racing
• Senadora estatal Wendy Davis hablará en la ceremonia de graduación de TCC
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Jan. 29 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Names Cheryl Roberts Trinity River Campus Dean of Humanities
• TCC Northwest Dance Company Performs at Scott Theatre
• “Love is Forever” Theme of Exhibit at Southeast TCC
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet May 12 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Hires Northeast Weekend College Director
• Fulbright Scholar Antonio Howell Named Humanities Division Dean for Tarrant County College Northeast Campus
• Fort Worth Mayor Pro Tem Kathleen Hicks Will Speak April 4 at TCC Women’s History Symposium
• TCCD and RadioShack Corporation Agree to Extended Building Use Lease at Downtown Fort Worth Campus
• Tarrant County College Fiestas to Celebrate Mexican Independence Day
• Special Meeting of TCC Trustees Aug. 1 at 4:45 p.m.
• TCC Northwest Campus Reschedules Community Summit
• Tarrant County College Host of DFW African American Professionals Conference
• Tarrant County College Dean Honored by National Education Association
• Tarrant County College Foundation Board Names New Members, Officers
• Scholarship Awards $15,000 to Tarrant County College Students through 2012
• H1N1 Vaccinations to be Available at Tarrant County Northwest Campus
• Annual TCC Foundation Event Features George W. Bush
• TCC Hosts Annual “Need-A-Job/Get-A-Job” Job Fair April 23
• Fort Worth and Dallas Mayors Are Keynote Speakers for TCC Heart of North Texas Business Conference
• TCC Unveils Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit July 24
• Tarrant County College Names Former University of Arkansas Dean As Southeast Campus Vice President
• Beeswax Creates Buzz at TCC Exhibit
• Awards Programs Honor Outstanding TCC Students
• William McMullen Named Financial Aid Director at Tarrant County College Northeast
• TCC Southeast Campus Assists National Semiconductor Employees In Job Searches
• Tarrant County College to Dedicate New Math and Science Facility at Trinity River Campus
• Board of Trustees to Meet May 19
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet May 15 at 4:30 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Southeast Campus Instructor Pennie Boyett Awarded Writers’ League Scholarship
• Gary Smith Named Dean of Science and Technology at Tarrant County College Northeast
• Tarrant County College Honors Lavern James as Officer of the Year
• Erma Johnson Hadley Named Chancellor for Tarrant County College
• TCC Hosts Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair and Financial Aid Workshops
• Special Meeting of TCC Trustees Aug. 1 at 6 p.m.
• TCC's Elva LeBlanc Receives James T. Rogers Distinguished Leadership Award from Regional Accrediting Body
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Oct. 24, 2007
• Tarrant County College Art Corridor II Presents "Rachel Bounds: Buried Sunshine"
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Oct. 26 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Honors Police Officer of the Year
• Tarrant County College to Receive $20,000 Scholarship Contribution from Cabela's, Inc.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 16 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Names Southeast Director for Continuing Education Services
• Actor Charles S. Dutton to Perform “From Jail to Yale” at TCC South Campus
• Tarrant County College presentará el evento Rock 'n' Enroll
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Oct. 29 at 6 p.m.
• Mental Health Seminar at TCC Northeast Campus to Examine Asperger’s Syndrome
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet May 18 at 4 p.m.
• Mark Dolive Named Tarrant County College Southeast Library Director
• TCC Names Interim Dean Linda Wright Northeast Campus Divisional Dean of Business and Social Sciences
• Special Meeting of TCC Board of Trustees April 27 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College honra póstumamente al primer hispano elegido a un puesto a la escala del condado
• Tarrant County College Southeast Campus Events Celebrate Architecture Month
• TCC NE Campus Children’s Center Fun Day Marks Recent Milestones
• Singer Larry Gatlin to Perform at Tarrant County College Foundation Fundraiser
• Tarrant County College South Campus to Host Father Figure College Forum
• Tarrant County College Southeast Campus Hosts Reception and Art Exhibit, “Eat My Heart Out”
• TCC Upward Bound Program Receives $750,000 to Provide Assistance for Four High Schools
• Tuskegee Airmen to Speak at Tarrant County College South Campus Feb. 18
• TCC, Fort Worth ISD Trabajan Juntos para Hacer un "College Connection" para 2,000 Estudiantes de Ocho Escuelas Secundarias
• Tarrant County College Offers Green Classes
• Tarrant County College Chancellor Named 2010 Texas Women of Influence Honoree
• TCC Spring 2008 Enrollment Increases Districtwide
• Tarrant County College to Launch Revamped Educational Program for Parents
• TCC Northwest Campus Offers New Project Management Class
• TCC Associate Vice Chancellor Honored by UNT
• Tarrant County College Receives $1.7 Million Grant to Provide Training for Aerospace Consortium
• TCC’s Southeast Campus Hosts First Home School Open House
• Voter Education Highlights TCC Presidential Election Events
• TCC Tech Prep Department, High School Counselors to Hear Executive’s Presentation on “The Future of Work”
• Tarrant County College Chancellor Named Local Freedom’s Sister
• Linda Wright Appointed Tarrant County College Northeast Interim Business and Social Sciences Divisional Dean
• Arts Council Helps Northeast Outreach Project Promote Reading to Local Children
• TCC Northwest Campus Hosts Annual Student Success Celebration April 28
• Texas Highways Featured in Art Exhibition at Tarrant County College
• Tarrant County College Student Newspaper Wins Top Awards
• Tarrant County College Student Newspaper Honored by SPJ, TIPA, Texas APME
• Grants Available To Cover Tuition for Career and Job-Related TCC Continuing Education Classes
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet April 16 at 6 p.m.
• Reading Festival at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 2 at 6 p.m.
• Four TCC Students Receive Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation Awards
• Four Tarrant County College Campuses to Serve as Early Voting Sites
• TCC, Fort Worth ISD Partnering to Make “College Connection” for 2,000 seniors at Eight High Schools
• Application Process for TCCD Chancellor Now Open
• Heart of North Texas Business Conference to Focus on Current State of Economy
• TCC to Offer Classes Via Internet, Television During Six-Week Spring Term
• Tarrant County College ofrece un programa nuevo para los padres
• TCCD Chancellor Erma Johnson Hadley Inducted Into Texas Women’s Hall of Fame
• Tarrant County College to Honor Six Prominent Citizens For Role in History and Progress of College
• More High School Seniors Eligible for TCC "Stars of Tomorrow" Funds as Income Thresholds Raised by $20,000
• Rock ’n’ Enroll Fair at TCC’s Trinity River Campus Saturday
• Fidel Castro’s Daughter to Speak at Tarrant County College
• Tarrant County College Faculty Participate in Granbury’s Langdon Arts Festival
• Business Seminar June 3 at TCC South Campus
• Continuing Education Services Offers Writing for Fun and Profit Class
• TCC Summer Enrollment Up 11 Percent
• Five TCC Students Named to All-Texas Academic Team
• Tarrant County College Mathematics Faculty Earns Teaching Excellence Award
• TCC Professor Earns NISOD Excellence Award
• Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus Blood Drive April 29
• BKM Awards New Tarrant County College Scholarship
• Tarrant County College Northwest Team Competes in Debut Moot Court Event
• Tarrant County College South Campus President Will Host Story Time for FWISD Students
• TCC Hosts Fall Job Fair Sept. 2 and 3
• July 17 TCC Board of Trustees Meeting Postponed to July 24
• Tarrant County College anuncia a la primera directora de los cursos de los fines de semana
• TCC Names Northwest Director for Continuing Education Services
• Input from Public Requested for Five-year Strategic Plan
• “Prisoner of Her Past” Film Makes Texas Premiere at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Feb. 20 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Southeast Campus Transfer Results Touted in Pell Study
• TCC Southeast Campus President Awarded Top Honor from Arlington Chamber
• TCC Names Public Information Coordinator
• Major McDonald’s Franchisee to Address DFW African American Professional Conference Nov. 6 at TCC
• Southeast Campus Hosts First Home School Open House Tuesday
• La hija de Fidel Castro hablará en el Tarrant County College
• Tarrant County College Chancellor’s Award Honors Exceptional Faculty
• Runoff Election Details Available
• Recruiters to Help TCC Students Plan Pursuit of 4-Year Degree
• Tiffany Lopez Named Continuing Education Director at Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus
• Tarrant County College South Campus Associate Professor Recognized for Commission Service
• Tarrant County College Business Students Win at First State Competition
• Tarrant County College Offers Youth Technology Camps
• Tarrant County College Northeast Campus to Host International Festival April 13-14
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet June 18, 2008
• TCC to Host Economic Stimulus Forum
• “Carnival of the Animals” to be Performed at Tarrant County College Northeast Campus
• Tarrant County College Announces Winners of District’s Highest Teaching Honors
• TCC Names Associate Vice Chancellor for Continuing Education Services
• Tarrant County College South Hosts African-American Women’s “Hairstory” Feb. 23
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 19, 2007
• Dunbar Students to Take "Roadtrip" Through Tarrant County College
• Emerging Professionals Targeted for Annual African American Conference Nov. 12 at TCC
• YouTube Expert Tells “How Online Video Is Changing Presidential Politics”
• TCC ofrece la oportunidad de obtener un título durante los fines de semana
• Tarrant County College Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• California Artist Lectures, Demonstrates While Work Is Exhibited at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Nov. 2 at 5 p.m.
• TCC’s College for Kids Students Win at Chess Tournament
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 24 at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Enrollment Up 12 Percent
• Tarrant County College Northwest Campus Pilot Project Benefits Azle Group
• International Lecture Series to Highlight Global Awareness at Tarrant County College
• TCC Respiratory Care Students Take Top Honors at State Competition Second Consecutive Year
• Tarrant County College Northwest Campus Moot Court Team Wins 4th Place at Regional Competition
• Tarrant County College Dental Hygiene Faculty Earns Excellence Award
• TCC Names First Trinity River Campus Director of Counseling
• Tarrant County College District Purchases RadioShack Corporation Complex for New Downtown Fort Worth Campus
• TCC South Campus Plans Earth Day Events
• Rebecca Rodriguez to be Women’s History Month Speaker at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 27 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Partners with University of Texas at Dallas To Offer Fixed Tuition
• El sitio sur de Tarrant County College presenta el programa "College 101" para los padres
• TCC Fall Enrollment Up by Nearly Nine Percent
• Tarrant County College Names Robie Robinson Emergency Management Director
• TCC Celebrates Veterans Day Nov. 11
• Tarrant County College Presenta "Congreso de Padres" para la Comunidad
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Dec. 17 at 10 a.m.
• Tarrant County College Fall Enrollment Up 11 Percent
• eWomen Network Radio Host Keynote Speaker at Conference for Aspiring Women Co-sponsored by TCC
• TCC Northwest Campus Hosts First “Artslam” Nov. 13
• Student Access to Financial Aid Increased
• Tarrant County College Enrollment Up 4.3 Percent
• TCC Hosts Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair and Financial Aid Workshops
• Tarrant County College Northwest Campus to Offer New HR Courses Next Fall at TCC Corporate Training Center
• ESL/ESOL Conference Jan. 30 at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus to Focus on Global Success
• Tarrant County College Names Southeast Campus Police Administrator
• TCC Northeast Campus Speech and Debate Program Wins National Recognition
• “Going Green” Focus of Many Tarrant County College Women’s History Month Events
• TCC Southeast President Honored by Texas Dietetic Association
• TCC Professor Awarded NEH Teaching Development Fellowship
• TCC Recruits Faculty With Job Fair June 26
• El sitio noreste del Tarrant County College presenta un festival internacional el 13 al 17 del abril
• Part-time Instructor Positions Available On Tarrant County College’s Five Campuses
• Tarrant County College Fire Service Training Center Firefighter Attendance This Weekend Doubles Last Year’s Roundup
• TCC Professor Named One of State’s Best
• H1N1 Vaccinations To be Available at Four Tarrant County College Campuses
• TCC Southeast to Host Historically Black College and Universities College Fair
• Tarrant County College Celebrates African-American Heritage
• Tarrant County College Art Corridor II Presents “AC-X:Ten Years in the Art Corridor”
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Jan. 23 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Dec. 17 at 2 p.m.
• Golf Tournament to Benefit TCC Scholarship Funds
• TCC Student Named to All-USA Academic First Team
• TCC Northeast Campus Conducts Seminar in Vocal Pedagogy Nov. 11
• TCC Board of Trustees Workshop Retreat Aug. 4
• Students Stack Up Against Dallas Professional Architects
• Tarrant County College Names Linda Braddy South Campus Dean
• Tarrant County College Announces Two New Administrators
• TCC Pipeline Lease Payments from Texas Midstream Gas Services Top More Than $750,000 with Recent Check
• TCC Dental Hygiene Class Achieves 100 Percent Licensure Rate
• Northwest Campus’ Juried Art Exhibition Draws Record Number of Entries
• Tarrant County College Programs Focus on Challenges Affecting the African-American Community
• Academic Awards Honor Top TCC Students
• Tarrant County College Hosts District Speech Competition April 30
• W. W. Grainger, Inc. Establishes Scholarships at Tarrant County College For Students in Heating/AC Technology, Welding and Construction Management
• Virtual Grocery Store will Help Developmentally Challenged Youth
• Kerry Butcher Wins “Best of Show” at TCC Student Art Competition
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 20 at 4:30 p.m.
• TCC Receives $864,590 Grant to Train Employees for Eight Companies
• Two New Vice Chancellors Among Administrative Appointments at Tarrant County College
• TCC South Campus Hosts Immigration Conference
• “Organic Metal” Exhibition to Open at Tarrant County College East Fork Gallery
• TCC Hosts African American Professionals Conference Today at Trinity River Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Dec. 12 at 10:30 a.m.
• TCC Northeast Campus’ Speech and Debate Team Wins Honors at Red River Swing Tournaments
• Tarrant County College celebra el mes de herencia hispana
• TCC Board of Trustees to meet April 16 at 6 p.m.
• Veterans Day Events at Tarrant County College
• TCC, Paul Quinn College Partner for New Education Degree Program
• Digital Scrapbooking, Dog Obedience, Photography Offered by TCC Continuing Education Services on Northeast Campus
• TCC’s Surgical Technology Program to Celebrate 40th Anniversary
• Tarrant County College Northwest Campus Volunteers Deliver Donations to Azle Group
• TCC Dean Named Associate Vice Chancellor for Teaching and Learning Services
• Public Invited to Rock ’n’ Enroll Aug. 8 at Trinity River Campus
• TCC South Campus Students Receive Top Art Awards
• Tarrant County College Professor Accepted in Cambridge Who’s Who Executive
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet June 18 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Student Artists Create Mural for Boys and Girls Club of Fort Worth
• New “Barnett Shale Roustabout 101” Course Offered By Tarrant County College and Key Industry Partners
• TCC Trinity River Campus Opens Registration for Inaugural Term
• Tarrant County College Names George Ginunas as Officer of the Year
• TCC Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Workshop to Help Families Decrease Impact of War
• Tarrant County College Appoints Donor Relations Officer
• Tarrant County College Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Four Tarrant County Faculty Win Chancellor’s Exemplary Teaching Award
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Feb. 9 at 5:30 p.m.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Nov. 18 at 5:30 p.m.
• Special Meeting of the TCC Board of Trustees Nov. 14 at 4 p.m.
• Alisa Jones Named Director of Continuing Education Services at Tarrant County College South Campus
• Tarrant County College Art Corridor II Presents "Julia Ousley: Urbanity"
• New Scholarship Will Benefit TCC Hospitality Management Majors
• Board Requests Public Comment in Search for Chancellor
• Chancellor's Breakfast and Employee Benefit Fair
• TCC Continuing Education Services Offers More Than 300 Courses
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 17 at 5:30 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Joins “Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count”
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Dec.11 at 10 a.m.
• TCC’s New Trinity River Campus Earns FWISD Partnership Award
• Kirby Chadwell Named TCCD’s Director of Facilities Planning and Development
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Feb. 19 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet June 22 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Awarded Grants For Nursing Program Equipment, Machinist Training
• Tarrant County College Launches Youth in Technology Summer Camps
• TCC Northeast Campus’ Speech and Debate Team Wins National, Regional Honors
• "Self Indulgences" Art Show to Open at Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 20 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Names Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Development Services
• Sadie Hawkins Dance at Tarrant County College Northwest Campus Rescheduled for March 5
• Special Meeting of the TCC Board of Trustees July 10
• Board of Trustees Election Information Available
• TCC Northwest Campus Offers Project Management Classes
• Meeting of the TCC Board of Trustees Nov. 14 at 7 pm.
• Tarrant County College Names Cyrus Johnson South Campus Student Development Services Director
• Tarrant County College Apollo 11 Documentary Receives Video Excellence Award
• TCC Names Web Content Editor
• Report Details TCC Board Workshop on Chancellor Qualifications
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 19 at 6 p.m.
• TCC Northwest Campus Unites With Local AIDS Organizations to Promote "More Life"
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m.
• O.K. Carter Elected to TCC Board Based on Unofficial Results
• Tarrant County College Professor Selected for Educational NASA Flight
• Tarrant County College Northeast Recognized for Student Transfer Initiatives
• TCC Southeast Campus Professor Receives Top State Honor
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet February 10 at 6 p.m.
• Area Youth Participate in TCC Academy of Mathematics and Engineering Supported by Sid W. Richardson Foundation
• Tarrant County College “Apollo” Documentary Entered in Telly Awards’ Web-Based Competition
• B.L.A.S.T. Program Trains Babysitters
• TCC Working with Health Officials to Monitor Swine Flu Situation
• Tarrant County College presenta un festival internacional
• Hovercraft Demonstration Finale for Tarrant County College
• Former Student TCC Spring Commencement Speaker
• TCC South Campus President Will Make Ceramic Bowls to Fight Hunger
• TCC Dean Named Vice President for Teaching and Learning
• Tarrant County College Hires First Weekend College Director
• TCC Trinity River Campus Showcases New Ophthalmic Assistant Certificate Program
• Dedication of Memorial Wall Addition, Candlelight Ceremony and All-Night Vigil at Northwest TCC Commemorates Veterans Day
• TCC Southeast Campus Named 2009 “Tree Campus USA College”
• Tarrant County College East Fork Gallery Hosts North Texas Hispanic Artists Exhibit
• Baby Boomer Expo at Southeast TCC To Offer Information on Caring for Elderly, Disabled
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Nov. 19 at 6 p.m.
• Tarrant County College Announces New Administrators
• Glenn Lewis Honored by Tarrant County College For Efforts On Its Behalf
• Grant Funds ‘Mod Math’ Pilot Program to Help Students Strengthen Math Skills
• Tarrant County College Hires Dean of Mathematics, Science and Health and Physical Education at Southeast Campus
• TCC Names Vice President for Student Development at Trinity River Campus
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet Aug. 3 at 6 p.m.
• Student Winners Announced for TCC Southeast Campus Spring Art Competitions
• TCC 2009 Spring Enrollment Up 8.2 Percent Distictwide
• TCC Board of Trustees to Meet June 29 at 6:30 p.m.
• Jim Bolen Math Competition Winners Receive TCU, Baylor and UTA Scholarships; TCC Team Places Highest Ever
• Museum-Quality Trees
• Happy St. Stephen’s Day!
• Domestic assault call turns deadly for Arlington officer
• 817 Albums of the Year
• Twilight
• The Top 10 Movies of 2010
• Film Fare
• Magnolia Motor Lounge Revs Up
• Trends, Schmends
• Sugar Rush
• The Houses that Benson Built
• 2 injured in crash on road crossing dam at Grapevine Lake
• Fort Worth police officer arrested on suspicion of DWI
• Zebra mussels have reached Texas
• Health science center solves forensic ID mysteries
• Court blocks release of autopsy report on champion surfer for six months
• Chesapeake paid $252 million in Barnett royalties through first 11 months of 2010
• Home prices fell in October in DFW, across country
• Off-duty Fort Worth police officer arrested in Hurst on DWI
• Water, wastewater rates change in January
• Man dies when wreck knocks him off U.S. 287 overpass in Fort Worth
• Court blocks release of autopsy on champion surfer for six months
• Man condemned for post-9/11 slaying loses appeal
• More than 40 homeless after apartment fire
• Arlington 'Doughnut Man' Dick Davis dies at 78
• Legislature will tackle transportation issues
• Program to screen very young kids for eye problems
• Paramedics get real-life lessons thanks to robot patients
• Air station housing shortage, other issues to be studied
• Expect rain but no white stuff this week
• Forest Hill mayor suing city, four council members
• Bank casing suspect shoots himself after chase, Dallas police say
• Shooting victim found dead near Lake Ray Hubbard
• Wet, warmer weather in the forecast in North Texas
• 11-month-old boy injured in Dallas drive-by shooting
• Ex-Shell oil president predicts $5 a gallon gas in 2012
• Granbury man dies in wreck with tractor-trailer near Burleson
• Lawmakers plan to introduce bill to rename Southwest Parkway
• Arlington police investigating apparent murder-suicide
• Arlington councilwoman to draw at least three challengers
• Carroll school district sells $13.8 million in Build America Bonds
• Some like to welcome New Year with a bang
• Fort Worth-Arlington job market still on the upswing
• Taser used on postsurgical patient at Bedford hospital, police say
• Gambling supporters hope state budget shortfall improves their odds
• Hardy visitors spend a chilly Christmas afternoon at the Fort Worth Zoo
• DirecTV must now care about Texans' complaints
• New laws take effect as the new year rings in
• Texas about to take over examination of larger investment firms
• Fort Worth church keeps it simple for Christmas
• Disabled vet fighting Fort Worth citations from pit bull incidents
• Steady rain makes for a sloppy Christmas Eve in North Texas
• Texas Lottery numbers drawn on Friday, Dec. 24
• Obituary: Cowboying was a way of life for longtime Strawn ranch foreman
• Blood donors in giving mood on Christmas Eve
• State Sen. Hegar seeks to put 'under God' into retirement ceremony for Texas flag
• Adopted girls in Fort Worth give what they once received
• Northwest school district seeks help on budget
• Oompah-la-la-la-la: Tuba Christmas serenades downtown Fort Worth
• Off-duty Fort Worth police officer arrested on suspicion of DWI
• Christian group to put homeless people in Arlington Hilton for night
• JPS launches innovative effort to combat rural doctor shortage
• As Arlington plots course after Hermine floods, families sit in limbo during holidays
• Former Goodfellows recipient gives back
• What's open, closed Christmas
• 'Swap' transactions cost D-FW hospital system $69 million
• Mayor’s Message: ‘Corporate Citizen’ role vital to building communities
• New judge sworn in to staff satellite court room
• Keep Fort Worth Beautiful nabs sixth consecutive President’s Circle award
• Car crashes onto President Bush's lawn in Texas
• What's open, closed for Christmas
• Azle man dies after SUV strikes tree
• Capital murder suspect who escaped from custody in Dallas still on the loose
• Throckmorton set to reopen today in Fort Worth
• Birdville band has dress rehearsal for Rose Parade
• Shlachter & Co.: Nuclear plant worker is among first Texans with a Volt
• Dallas sports travel agency drops ball for fans going to Cowboys-Redskins game
• FAA proposes $330,000 fine against American Eagle
• Grass fires destroy homes in Wise, Johnson counties
• All-Birdville Marching Band performs on Mid-Cities Boulevard
• Holiday Information
• On the Green Prairie
• Red Starlet Glistens
• High-Level Worries
• Girls’ Night Gets the O
• Songs of the Year (Kinda)
• When You Find a Film With True Grit
• The King’s Speech: Voice of the People
• Much-needed rain possible in North Texas on Friday, Christmas Day
• Derailed
• NFL pen pal program gives students a new perspective
• Tex-Mex Shines at The Tavern
• Pork Chop Pit Stop
• Don’t Go to Hell House
• Kid Rock
• Fort Worth man arrested in 1986 slaying of teen
• Springtown, Flower Mound tell residents to boil water
• Eminent domain powers used for fifth time for Trinity River Vision
• Rendon fire volunteers play Santa to displaced family
• American Airlines pulls its flight listings from Orbitz
• Arkansas Lane project to begin soon in Arlington
• Police arrest five teens in connection with vandalism spree in Bedford
• Fort Worth man gets 40 years on Hood County drug charge
• On Christmas travel week, Americans take security with a sigh
• Lee Harvey Oswald's first coffin deserves to rest in peace
• Winter brings warm, sunny days to North Texas
• Irving girl reported home safe after several days missing
• Denton woman dies after wreck with pickup
• Fort Worth's Cowboy Santas running short of toys for thousands of kids
• Man arrested in peeping case is a band teacher at Paschal High
• 12 men arrested in suspected British terrorism plot
• Mexican politician Diego Fernandez de Cevallos freed after 7-month abduction
• Best Buy eliminates restocking fee on returns
• D/FW Airport opens corporate aviation terminal in time for Super Bowl
• Teenage Irving girl missing; 2 men arrested, Irving police say
• Mayor’s Message: Air quality study amendment necessary for peace of mind
• Cowboys Santa donations lag; special drop-off set for today
• Warm, sunny days leading up to Christmas in North Texas
• Garland officer seriously injured by suspected drunken driver on freeway
• Council amends air quality study contract
• Armed suspect holed up at Dallas bar surrenders
• Big Texas Toy Run has new route but familiar feel for DFW bikers
• Texas expected to win more congressional seats with Census
• Fiona Allen, Arlington deputy city manager, will step down in February
• Bedford streamlines its logo
• Bus carrying Denton church group crashes in Colorado
• Peterbilt's heavy-duty generosity benefits First Response Team, United Way
• Assisted-living facility made possible by tax-exempt bonds fell into 'anarchy'
• Real estate: Commercial real estate leaders to speak at chamber program
• Rare lunar eclipse will be visible early Tuesday morning
• Temperatures to rise to the 60s across much of state
• Transition from paper to electronic medical records raises concerns
• Republicans confident of passing Texas voter ID bill
• Arlington's 'Doughnut Man' known for sweet devotion
• Blue Cross, Texas Health Resources reach contract agreement
• Thanks to Tarrant County, risky deals for projects statewide gain financing
• The Lees are leaving Arlington so they can go places
• Suspect in Summit High computer theft had a key to school, warrant states
• Blue Cross, Texas Health Resources reach contract agreement
• Euless Trinity gets revved up for the state title game with a pep rally
• Four fired Fort Worth police officers admitted falsifying tickets
• Man involved in Haltom City shootout indicted
• Two men facing the death penalty in Tarrant County are also indicted in Johnson County
• Goodfellow Fund helps single mom in a tight spot at Christmas
• Fort Worth police officers deliver gifts to Carroll Peak Elementary School
• Kidnapped Double Oak woman recovered; 3 suspects arrested
• Elderly Grand Prairie man struck, killed on I-20 service road
• Two men facing death penalty trial also indicted in Johnson County
• Mineral Wells sex offender arrested on child porn charge
• Neighborhood streets to get new speed limits
• Driver who caused wrong-way fatal accident was also in fender bender
• Romo engaged to Channel 33 sports reporter
• Tarrant prosecutors to seek death penalty for men accused of killing truck driver
• Findings on Osprey crash in Afghanistan overturned
• Oswald's coffin sells for more than $87,000
• Straus says his opposition is less than it appears
• Flower Mound panel rejects drilling site as too close to Lake Grapevine
• Ridglea Theater renovations under way
• Police search for Double Oak woman believed kidnapped
• Arlington students win awards in Martin Luther King Celebration
• The real joy of the season comes from giving
• Driver had another wreck shortly before fatal wrong-way crash Monday night
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty for 2 accused of killing delivery truck driver
• Work to begin on new West Seventh Street bridge in Fort Worth
• Two public libraries slated for significant cuts will remain open
• Seventh Street Bridge contract awarded; Construction to begin in early 2011
• Vigil held for Birdville student who died in wreck
• Mother of three keeps her head up after series of setbacks
• Senator says political ambitions of two Railroad Commission members interfere with their jobs
• Children's Workshop At The Kimbell: ‘Magical Landscapes’
• Tax-cut deal faces Texas opposition in U.S. House
• Two lawsuits contend groundwater in Barnett Shale contaminated by drilling
• Texas appliance rebate program grows by $8.5 million
• Former FBI agent gets probation for hiring undocumented workers in her restaurant
• Ex-Garland worker pleads guilty in $1.9 million embezzlement scheme
• New penalty of 99 years for UNT student killer
• Flaw in the Ointment
• God’s Trombones Boom
• Through the Black & Blues
• Inherited Agony
• T&P Tavern Delivers
• Outreach, Niosi, Hotels
• Green Salvation?
• Gallery
• Thanks for Making Me The Fighter
• Dumpster diving leads to surprise trip to Arlington Landfill
• Black Swan: Danse Macabre
• How Do You Know: Capital Losses
• Caught in the Dragnet
• Atomic Subs, Wings
• Mac on the Rocks
• Holiday Getaways
• Fort Worth police K-9 unit suffers loss
• Richland High student killed in 6-vehicle crash; Birdville High student injured
• Howard Scott, veteran of European and Pacific theaters in World War II, dies at 92
• Divided Fort Worth school board denies millions in gas-lease bids
• Colonial Country Club charity breakfast serves up aid for needy in Tarrant County
• Annual Goodfellow gifts honor S-T founder, son
• Popular Trimble Tech soccer player killed in crash
• Free Lecture: 'Salvator Rosa's Dilemma: 'It's A Vile Thing To Work For Money' '
• Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth 2011 Schedule of Exhibitions
• Richland student killed in 6-vehicle crash near Birdville High School
• Suspect arrested in shooting death outside Arlington apartment complex
• Two killed in Arlington I-20 crash Monday identified
• Police: Dead toddler was dropped in boiling water
• Family will hold vigil tonight for man killed in hit-run accident
• Victims of head-on wreck in north Fort Worth identified
• Cowgirl Christmas Tree Celebration
• The Farndale Women Present: A Christmas Carol
• Birdville band units headed to California
• Payroll errors shortchange Fort Worth police officers
• Hospitals tout online wait times for ER visits
• For 59 years, woman has been a proud Goodfellow
• Fort Worth council to consider paying more for air quality study
• Grapevine authorities accuse man of impersonating an officer
• Metroplex mayors launch e-mail campaign to fight hunger
• XTO gas leak creates vapor cloud in north Fort Worth
• Fort Worth man wants to grow hottest pepper ever
• Grapevine police arrest man claiming to be Southlake officer
• Fiery crash kills man in Fort Worth
• Trustee's office to challenge lawyers' claims on Rangers sale
• Fort Worth dealership owners take a 100,000-square-foot chance on the future
• Temperatures to dip into the low 20s in D/FW on Monday
• Man dies after being found shot in Arlington
• Woman dies after crashing pickup into flatbed trailer in Grapevine
• Fort Worth apartment fire displaces 26 residents
• State Sen. Jane Nelson's drunken-driving bill causing controversy
• Two Fort Worth Democrats in line for party leadership roles in Austin
• At Modern Art Museum, Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth plays unfamiliar works by familiar composers
• Metropolitan Classical Ballet's 'Nutcracker' needs a few good men
• If Straus debate is 'not about religion,' why all the talk about it?
• Mansfield, Arlington libraries to soon begin sharing collections
• Coyotes stir up unease in Northeast Tarrant communities
• D/FW could use a game-changer -- and Virgin America isn't it
• Returns or ripoffs? It's a fine line for retailers
• Couple who fled Juarez struggle to get by
• Former Carter Junior High counselor suspected of fondling Arlington teen has been accused before
• Blustery day ahead across much of state
• Mistrial declared in Stubbs' Fort Worth trial in slaying of Martinez
• JPS wins statewide trauma center award
• Kids have a place for faith and fun at Southlake church
• Dallas man pleads guilty to defrauding gas investors
• Conference on Emerging Christianity held at Texas Christian University
• Bill aims to crack down on Texas' storefront lenders
• Panel evaluating mental state of Fort Hood suspect
• Join ranks of Citizen Foresters
• Mayor’s Message: Join Cowboy Santas in spreading the spirit of giving
• Fort Worth contestant is runner-up on 'Apprentice'
• JPS trauma efforts earn top state award
• Bedford police see no extortion crimes against televangelist
• Forest Hill mayor suspended for 4 months
• Murder defendant testifies that he shot in self-defense
• Regional air quality planners reject sending recommendations to state
• Comanche Peak expansion thrown into doubt
• D/FW Airport concessionaire in rent dispute wins award
• Watch out for fraud when shopping online
• Many tickets for Super Bowl top their face value - and then some
• Testimony: Victim's wife started fight leading to fatal Burleson shooting
• Donate to help Cowboy Santas
• Video: Council recognizes wounded SWAT officers
• Bedford police: No laws broken in alleged televangelist extortion plot
• Health Tip: Proper diet aids in good dental hygiene
• Health Tip: Proper diet aids in good dental hygiene
• Super Bowl transportation funds needed
• Man gets life after pleading guilty to Fort Worth burglaries, robbery
• Experts fear Texas heading into another drought
• When grandfather needed help, Weatherford teen saved the day
• Man arrested in 1991 death of stepsister in Fort Worth
• Keller school district does well in Financial Allocation Study
• Naval Air Station conducting emergency response drill
• Texas 114 to be expanded near Texas Motor Speedway
• Local Ministry Gives Back During Christmas Season
• TCU fans are shelling out to go to the Rose Bowl
• Fuel worries cut into airlines' confidence
• Arlington trading card company unveils Justin Bieber collectibles
• DPS President Scoma buys Fort Worth's Woodhaven Country Club from Carlyle Group
• Tarrant County municipalities bringing in more sales tax dollars
• Bottle used in Rangers' locker-room celebration being auctioned for charity
• Forget “Don’t Drink the Water.”
• Rudolph Brightens Casa
• Dan Family Do’s
• Mimi and the Man
• Dust Congress
• Where House Piranha Bear
• GROdors
• Wary Christmas
• Gallery
• Garden of Eden: Bourne Identity
• Dawn Treader: Narnia Watered Down
• Aggie Secrets
• Rio’s Hits the Spot
• Comparison Shopping
• Nutcracking Times Two
• A New Year's Eve Tribute To Ol'blue Eyes
• Dallas Cowboys legend Don Meredith dies at 72
• For longtime TCU fans, Amon Carter stadium destruction is bittersweet
• State sets social media ethics rules for educators
• Virgin Group's Branson issues challenge to American Airlines at D/FW
• In-N-Out Burger plans to open in Hurst
• Drunken-driving surcharges faces challenges in court, Texas Legislature
• Crowd gathers for implosion at Texas Christian University's Amon Carter Stadium
• New Web service can make getting doctor's appointment simpler, quicker
• For longtime TCU fans, Amon Carter destruction bittersweet
• West side of Amon Carter stadium implodes in seconds
• Man killed in Fort Worth motel fire
• Tea Party candidates vow to take on Hutchison if she seeks another term
• Woman struggles to make better life for grandchildren
• Consumers should be cautious when buying gray-market electronics
• There isn't a War on Christmas -- just on common sense
• Brother says teen killed in car accident wasn’t in a race
• North Texas freeze is likely tonight
• Fort Worth's own combat ship christened, dramatically launched into river
• Implosion to bring down Amon Carter's upper deck in less than a minute
• Oversight of state program to replace polluting vehicles weak, auditors say
• State would lose $15 billion in federal funds if it opted out of Medicaid, study finds
• Fight shows need for culture change at Keller High, school board president says
• Trimble Tech baseball player dies in wreck
• UTA to receive grant to monitor air quality in Barnett Shale
• Coppell tennis teacher says he didn't want sex with girl
• Mayor responds to The T bus ad debate
• Streetcar Town Hall video available online
• Fort Worth police seek help to ID bank robbery suspect
• Rapist apologizes for threatening judge in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth officers praised for stopping drunken-driving suspect at Parade of Lights
• To be fair, T offers to sell ad space to churches
• City researcher finds derelict Como home was stolen
• Arlington animal shelter's Santas to reflect city's diversity
• Texas continues to lead the way in silencer sales
• JPMorgan Chase orders Southlake branch to remove Christmas tree
• Arlington family with disabled daughter struggles to make ends meet
• Coppell tennis instructor arrested in solicitation sting
• Cedar Hill man accused of impersonating Fort Worth police officer
• Fort Worth places among top cities for technology use
• Christmastime events are dashing through Fort Worth
• Fort Worth officers praised for stopping DWI at Parade of Lights
• Verizon shows off 4G wireless network ahead of launch
• Arlington to offer multi-ethnic Santa Clauses to spread Christmas joy
• Teen acquitted of shooting disabled man in east Fort Worth
• Cold front in the forecast this weekend for North Texas
• Mother of two makes gift cards from Goodfellow Fund go further
• Lee Harvey Oswald's coffin being offered at auction
• Army Pfc. Austin Staggs, 19, of Weatherford is killed in Afghanistan
• Inaugural Lecture Opens ‘Salvator Rosa: Bandits, Wilderness, And Magic’ At The Kimbell Art Museum
• New documentary, study put face on family violence
• Endangered Texas prairie chickens ready to take the stage at Fossil Rim
• Super Bowl volunteers thank returning troops at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport
• City, TABC working to keep residents, visitors safe during big game
• Mayoral Musings
• A Fifth of Christmas Celebrates
• Irv Jones’ Beats
• Street Theater
• Añejo Rocks
• An EPIC Weekend
• When 5 Percent Is Everything
• Gallery
• 127 Hours: Trapped in the Crevice
• Rainbow Lounge Prompts a Documentary
• Whistle, Stopped
• Find La Media Naranja
• Collaring a Winner
• Mean Green Christmas
• 2 new devices offer painless way to zap fat
• Tarrant County prosecutor makes a plea for her daughter's care
• Jay Bruner, 79, succeeded in marketing, real estate and politics
• Daystar televangelist Marcus Lamb admits to past affair
• Atheist-themed ads appear on Fort Worth buses
• Another 85,000 Texans set to lose unemployment benefits
• In Arlington, cutting-edge recycling station opens for business
• Feds considering a policy on fracturing disclosure
• XTO's new president touts future of natural gas
• Airbus plans A320 engine options
• All U.S.-bound airlines now collecting passenger data
• Police release identity of Fort Worth shooting victim
• Disabled Mansfield woman's death is ruled an accidental drowning
• Federal pay freeze will affect about 15,000 workers in Tarrant County
• Most experts say the Trinity River is safe for swimming
• Super Bowl will be magnet for pickpockets
• Fort Worth's forgotten lawmen remembered in 'Written in Blood'
• Police association wants to work with Fort Worth on pension system, its president says
• Lawmakers take fight for F-35 engine to White House
• Texas' new electric system to go into full swing this week
• Average wages, hours worked fall in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Pier 1 Imports has another holiday season with no online sales
• Addison-based maker of factory-built homes to sell assets
• Man fatally shot in southeast Fort Worth, police say
• Mayor: TCU's Big East move is recognition of athletic, academic excellence
• Fort Worth firefighter injured in fire truck accident
• More than 30 vehicles in pileup on Highway 360 in Arlington
• Fort Worth's Pet Adoption Center giving new life to the lost
• Stock Show rodeo tickets go on sale today at Will Rogers
• Body believed to be that of missing Mansfield woman
• ROTC nurse cadets at TCU learning to heal while training to be leaders
• Body thought to be that of missing Mansfield woman
• Real Estate: Work begins on 191-unit apartment complex
• Shlachter & Co.: Hawaiian Falls water park to be built in Roanoke
• Trade shows offer cities chance to be seen, make development deals
• Acquisition by AbelConn may mean big things for Photo Etch of Fort Worth
• A happy ending to Fort Worth man's foundation nightmare
• Seeking committee gavel, Barton tackles the BCS controversy
• County prosecutor fights for insurance coverage for autistic daughter
• Local dignitaries will help launch USS Fort Worth in Wisconsin
• Mother hopes new clothes help ease sting of eviction
• Auto students on a roll with bicycle donations
• Fort Worth's historic Carver Heights was (and is) a place of dreams
• Bell Helicopter Training Academy at Alliance Airport draws students from the world over
• Sunshine, temperatures in the 60s forecast across Texas
• Fort Worth man held in shooting death
• Man returns Fort Worth woman's class ring lost for 15 years
• Army honors Fort Worth teen for saving girl from cold Trinity River
• UTA professor was devoted to teaching
• D.R. Horton back in the black but sees darkness on horizon
• Gun-rights advocates already lobbying Texas legislators
• St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Fort Worth celebrating 100th anniversary
• Bell announces orders for three new civil helicopters
• Some shoppers skip the big-box madness and head for the small stores
• Shoppers flock to stores for what may be the busiest Black Friday ever
• Dallas officer arrested for DWI in Fort Worth
• Boy hit crossing Southlake Boulevard
• Shoppers head out early to grab deals on Black Friday
• D-FW cities using sponsorships to cover costs of holiday festivals
• Task force wants Texas Legislature to improve indigent defense system
• When state's hard up for money, do beautification projects make sense?
• Black Eyed Peas will headline Super Bowl halftime in Arlington
• Super Bowl stores start popping up in North Texas
• Winds fan fire at Arlington home
• Arlington will receive record $5 million in Homeland Security grants
• Fort Worth Parade of Lights to feature more than 100 floats
• Texas Lottery numbers drawn Wednesday
• On 'Oprah,' Fort Worth teacher given much more than an apple
• Few Texas couples taking course to save money on license fees
• Tarrant judge collects cars and canines
• University of Texas at Arlington students taking part in hunger strike over immigration Dream Act
• In good years and bad, Goodfellows come through
• D-FW set to get its first freeze of fall
• Greenberg's role in Rangers bankruptcy case irked federal judge
• Perrin teacher arrested, accused of having sex with students
• Teen accused of urging boyfriend to shoot another woman during fight
• D/FW Airport traveler tips
• Owner-to-be of Ridglea Theater plans renovation
• Few travelers are opting out of tougher airport screening
• Flight attendants will get to skip enhanced security measures
• Fashion tips for airport security
• Fort Worth Transportation Authority stressing technology improvements in long-term plan
• Comment on streetcar study at town hall Dec. 2
• Share the holidays with feathered friends
• 1 dead, 1 injured in shootings at Arlington house
• Springtown woman dies after motorcycle crash on FM 1148
• 3 teens arrested in Grapevine Mills burglaries
• Prepare household pipes now for freezing temperatures
• Audit details concerns over Tarrant County computer project
• Sherman lawmaker named in ethics inquiry involving speaker's race
• Breckenridge woman dies in Parker County crash
• Gas-Gobblers
• Texas Ballet Theater Digs In
• Skeleton Coast Goes Native
• Prairie Fest in Peril
• Ridglea Villains
• Gas Pipe and the Ridglea
• Muzzled Watchdogs
• Gallery
• Love and Other Drugs: Jagged Little Pill
• Tangled: Split Ends
• Playing for First
• So7 Bistro: C’est Magnifique
• Slogan’s Run
• Modeo for Men’s Health
• Free Lecture: 'Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux And Portrait Sculpture In 19th-Century France'
• Fort Worth-Arlington's shadow inventory of distressed properties is among nation's lowest
• For local meat smoker, business is heating up
• With natural gas glut, firms bank on exporting
• State places sixth Barnett Shale air monitor in Flower Mound
• Documentary about natural gas field debuts on CNBC
• Two dead after pickup strikes big rig in rural Johnson County
• Sirens fill downtown Fort Worth, but don't worry
• Teacher accused of using spy pen to videotape girl in Springtown
• Arlington woman, 19, shot and killed
• First freeze forecast for Thanksgiving night
• Thanksgiving becoming weeklong break at most Tarrant schools
• Fort Worth leaders hope Legislature reconsiders appraisal law
• Arlington detective honored for saving injured driver's life
• Unemployment hits home for Keller man, 50
• For Super Bowl, downtown Fort Worth expects crowds but not to be too crowded
• Pentagon officials to meet to address F-35 program's problems
• Shlachter & Co.: Former scout says Rangers owe him $1.4 million
• As one casualty of recession, Keller family struggles to reclaim normalcy
• Backward thinking makes a return in race for speaker
• The Watchdog: Birdville High booster club shut down over conflicts
• Coaches' backgrounds raise questions about oversight in youth sports leagues
• Gas funds going to UTA endowment
• Westlake making bigger push for charter school donations
• Fort Worth company breathes new life into an old oil field
• Attack near TCU prompts campus alert
• Using her last paycheck, woman continues Thanksgiving event for seniors
• Body found after fire in southeast Fort Worth
• Down on Medicaid? Consider the lift for the Texas economy
• Texas Wesleyan University selects new president
• Arlington Life Shelter faces funding shortfall, steep service cuts
• Grand jury takes no action against White Settlement councilman
• Denton jury takes 20 minutes to convict man of capital murder
• Texas suburban school districts outscored urban districts in college admission tests, report says
• Lockheed gets fourth contract for 31 F-35 jets
• Airline pilots can skip intensive security screening
• FAA may penalize Southwest Airlines contractor
• Texas, Dallas-Fort Worth add jobs
• Business briefs: U.S, Barnett rig counts down; Texas up
• Longtime federal judge admits to buying, using cocaine with stripper
• Officials unveil streetcar display in downtown Fort Worth, announce town hall
• City offices closed Nov. 25-26 for Thanksgiving holiday
• Rebates on energy-efficient appliances to start on Dec. 20
• Saginaw High School girl taken to hospital after inhaling drug
• Crash partially closes I-20 in Arlington
• Arlington Life Shelter faces funding shortfall, may have to reduce clients by 45%
• Freeze expected for North Texas on Thanksgiving, Black Friday
• Teen burglary suspect killed in Lancaster home
• Cities want to retain power to regulate gas drilling activities
• DVD captures enthusiasm of Cliburn's amateur competition
• More Texans will be on the move for holidays
• Verdict in first Guantanamo detainee trial is seen as setback
• Texas' economic recovery continues, bank says as it unveils Lone Star State index
• D-FW foreclosure postings hit record high
• Mayor addresses House Committee on Energy Resources
• T.D. Jakes tells educators that clergy, teachers must work together
• GameStop earnings up 5 percent in third quarter
• Man shot to death at Fort Worth apartment complex
• Pilot uninjured after small plane crashes near Roanoke
• Apartment demolition paves way for Southwest Fort Worth transformation
• Texas court affirms life terms for young killers
• Texas economy should accelerate into 2011, Comerica says
• Arlington clerk accused of selling alcohol to minors before fatal wreck
• Federal judge in Fort Worth approves settlement involving victims of former Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos
• Physicians, seniors feel squeeze as big cut in Medicare payments looms
• Fort Worth plant institute puts a prairie landscape on its roof
• Grapevine police veteran says he was punished for speaking out about DARE
• Denbury Resources selling stake in Encore Energy Partners
• Lockheed finds cracks in F-35B test aircraft
• BNSF settles age discrimination lawsuit with two job applicants
• Southwest Airlines CEO Kelly gets top honor from his peers
• Insurance dispute could knock Texas Health Resources off Blue Cross network
• Solana business park in Westlake will not be auctioned
• Council changes loan program to give homeowners more choice
• Super Bowls have history of human trafficking problems; Texas to be prepared
• Former Carter-Riverside teacher arrested in sex assault case
• Fort Worth woman escapes kidnappers
• Help sought in identifying Arlington burglary suspect
• Crumbling roads, bridges cost Texas motorists almost $2,000 apiece
• Colleyville approves first drilling permit for gas wells off Pleasant Run
• Boxers for a Cause
• Igneous Grimm Spaces In
• A No-Kill Option
• You Had to Be There
• Hellfire and Eagle Rock
• Gallery
• The Trouble With Harry
• We Need to Leave in The Next Three Days
• We’ve Been Plucked!
• Saljo’s: More Than Pizza
• Brooklyn Bound
• Vampires in Ghost Town
• Drewe Lies
• Oops! Lottery winners not getting Cowboys tickets
• Babe's Chicken Dinner House opens in Arlington
• Fort Worth superintendent given one-year contract extension
• Prosecutors detail officer's drinking as intoxication manslaughter trial opens
• Final Program In Free Kimbell Film Series ‘Exploring The Maya World’
• Tweaks could further imperil Fort Worth pension fund
• Cruising, drinking led to Arlington girl's death
• Scrap yard looking for a different relocation site
• Rising sales tax revenues is welcome news at Fort Worth City Hall
• Fort Worth streetcar backers seeking citywide support
• House committee will hear public comment on oil, gas in Fort Worth
• Pittsburgh bans drilling over health concerns
• Union Drilling hires safety and training leader
• Code Compliance responds to concerns about veteran’s dog
• Police: Beer, alcoholic energy drink fueled teens in fatal Denton crash
• Sound off at legislative hearing in Fort Worth on oil, gas development
• Streetcar display to kick off campaign in Fort Worth
• Video: Council receives update on Modern Streetcar Study
• Kiss on the cheek leads to Arlington man's killing, authorities say
• Lake Worth fish advisory limited to three species
• Prospective owners of Lone Star Park put deal on hold
• 'Neglect' cited in death of Fort Worth patient, 23
• Sundance Square gets spruced up
• Tarrant County home prices expected to fall less than rest of U.S.
• New, much bigger VA clinic in Fort Worth pleases patients
• Super Bowl organizers float idea of permanent sports commission
• Gasoline likely to hit yearly high by Thanksgiving
• American Airlines redesigns its website
• Airlines object to costs of FAA's proposed pilot-fatigue rules
• Business briefs: D/FW Airport rent lawsuit to stay in Dallas courts
• Whistle-blower lawsuit against Lockheed Martin to proceed
• Public invited to learn more about I-35W, Loop 820 expansion plans
• Mayor helps rings in the holiday season at tree raising
• Fish advisory issued for Lake Worth
• Christmas tree goes up in Sundance Square
• Fort Worth officer hurt in wreck with suspected drunken driver
• Longest-serving prisoner on Texas death row dies
• Dallas woman charged in wreck that injured 4 children
• Work to begin on Bush library, a showcase for Texan's presidency
• Crash kills Arlington girl, 14; 14-year-old boyfriend held
• State lawmakers are refiling bills that hit unexpected hurdles two years ago
• Council of governments makes plans to pay foreign workers' fees
• Streetcars crucial to Trinity River Vision, advocates say
• United Way program lets couple stay at home together
• Shlachter & Co.: Chesapeake teaming up with job-placement services for veterans
• Program aims to get more real estate agents to show properties in downtown Fort Worth
• Drivers report BB or pellet gun shots fired in south Fort Worth
• Arlington girl, 14, killed in Denton wreck
• Cowboys' falling star: Jones' move to fire Phillips made dollars and sense
• Critic sees racial disparity in Fort Worth transit plan
• Conservative legislators in Texas seek to opt out of Medicaid
• Heroin use said to be on rise in Tarrant County
• Waxahachie WWII re-enactors transform town square into an occupied French village
• Goodfellows already at 20,000-child limit
• What sort of a future is UT-Arlington building toward?
• Fort Worth attorney appointed judge of 96th District Court
• Obituary: Tom Dooley was host of Christian radio show
• Clearing the air of birds at Naval Air Station Fort Worth
• Accusations against Sansom Park ex-chief, officers are detailed
• Former Grapevine animal-control supervisor charged in Wise County
• Arlington man gets 15 years in prison for fatally shaking baby
• UNT regents to drop 'interim' label from president
• Thanksgiving Weekend at Stockyards Station
• Fort Worth experimenting with downtown parking meters that take credit cards
• 18 GOP committee leaders rally behind Straus
• To help United Way, eat tacos next week in Fort Worth
• Two Alvord teens die in crash with truck
• Military no longer seen as immune from spending cuts
• Arlington church set to mark milestones
• Fort Worth attorney appointed to Dist. 96 judgeship
• Fort Worth man arrested in fatal shooting over parking
• Azle man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Arlington man gets 15 years in prison for fatally shaking baby
• Nominee for UNT presidency seen as expert in expanding research
• Dad sought after Dallas SUV wreck, girl in street
• D.R. Horton reports first annual profit since 2006
• State house speaker Joe Straus loses another supporter
• Town's bickering is bad for business
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop 'Hieroglyphs From The Yucatan'
• Compass Bank responds to cash-prize questions
• Test finds hair in murder case doesn't match
• Candidate with Tea Party ties joins Texas House speaker's race
• Palin assails healthcare law, praises Perry at Dallas event
• Holiday can be ideal time to talk to your parents about their finances
• Lawyer arrested after courthouse X-ray shows gun in briefcase
• Paschal student hurt in wreck receives outpouring of support
• Highway improvement to help spur new east side development
• Rain, cooler temperatures in weekend forecast for North Texas
• Arlington man killed in crash on Interstate 30 in Fort Worth
• DFW home prices jump in third quarter
• 'Cake Boss' chef to design cake for Taste of the NFL
• '60 Minutes' looks at 'shaleionaires'
• Reward offered in killing of Arlington postal worker
• Super Bowl partners work to keep North Texas green
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents Salvator Rosa: Bandits, Wilderness, And Magic
• Clash over drug, gang activity leaves 1 dead in Fort Worth
• Texas House speaker's race getting nastier by the day
• '60 Minutes' to take a look at gas shale millionaires
• White Settlement residents protest amid City Council standoff
• Fort Worth Symphony musicians to vote on contract
• North Texas victims of flooding from Hermine can get Small Business Administration loans
• Existing home prices jump 14.2 percent in DFW
• Sonic Dirt-a-Doodle Do
• The Grotto’s Got it Going On
• Business briefs: Oneworld airline alliance approved
• Ill Will on One Tree Hill
• Texas' sales tax receipts rise for seventh straight month
• From the Mouths …
• Wine and cheese bistro coming to Northeast Tarrant County
• The Villain Vanguard’s Revenge
• Fort Worth looking for a solution on Will Rogers concessions
• FWSO My!
• 'Monster' well revenue estimated at $2.1 million for September
• Amon Carter Museum names new director
• Proposed budget cuts take aim at F-35, V-22
• Fake rifle for Halloween led to Texas A&M lockdown
• Credit cards now accepted at select downtown parking meters
• Saginaw man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Touch Me
• Police still seek suspect who shot OSU student from Grapevine
• Playing for Low Steaks
• Citizens protest how council dispute is being handled
• Two Brothers for Excellent Greek
• Post-game altercation leads to woman's arrest, River Oaks police say
• H2Ow
• Mayor’s Message: CLASP contributions another example of how working together works
• Morning Glory: Happy Talk
• Council approves rooster ordinance changes
• Inside Job: Forever Blowing Bubbles
• Gallery
• The Beast of Old Age
• Design of Tarrant County civil courts building is unveiled
• Council just wants 'tweaking' of pension
• Ill Arlington teenager wins his dream hunting trip
• Joshua rancher says goodbye to Handsome Hank
• Chesapeake's southwest Arlington well is a 'monster'
• Fort Worth man dies in shootout after fist fight
• Weatherford man won't be charged in shooting death
• Cowboys' Witten talks to Grapevine Middle Schoolers
• Interim UNT president in line to take job permanently
• West-side area of Fort Worth ranked 2nd-safest in a big city
• Area briefs: Man steals Salvation Army kettle in Arlington
• Tarrant County homeless coalition named best in Texas
• Tarrant County Jail inmate dies of natural causes
• Bills on illegal immigration, voter ID among first of upcoming legislative session
• Rain returns to Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• Briefs: Woman fatally hit by pickup near Cowboys Stadium
• Bush's book signing lures thousands to Borders in Dallas
• Arlington helps first-time home buyers
• Dallas-Fort Worth home sales drop 30 percent in October
• Fort Worth strengthening executive bullpen in preparation for city manager’s departure
• Minor earthquake rattles North Texas
• For governor, local voters wrote in Debra Medina, Nolan Ryan, Homer Simpson
• George W. Bush to appear at book signing in Dallas
• Draft city road plan calls for fewer new lanes
• Overhaul of I-30 is complete
• Spreading the word in Arlington
• Cowboy Santas program accepting applicants, donations
• Fort Worth officers get training in 'tourism policing' for Super Bowl
• Arlington to close Meadowbrook fitness center
• Bedford, Euless join movement against K2 synthetic marijuana
• Prosecutors won't seek death penalty in 2009 slaying of cabdriver
• Lake Worth freshmen get early start on college at Marine Creek Collegiate High School at TCC
• Man faces charges after flashing red and blue lights at another motorist, police say
• Fort Worth pedestrian hit, killed on east Fort Worth street
• Shlachter & Co.: One Fort Worth bakery stays put, another arrives
• Michael Cotham, VP at Bass Performance Hall, dies at 64
• Mentoring helps women break barriers in commercial real estate
• Film fest is star-studded
• Fort Worth's Paschal High to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Bell Helicopter, Northrop Grumman hope to cash in with unmanned craft
• Vice president attends staffer's wedding in Cleburne
• Goodfellow Fund seeks to raise $1 million to help 20,000 children
• Veterans Day event set for today in Fort Worth
• Women never got prizes for opening accounts at Compass Bank
• Hispanic Republicans celebrate midterm election victories
• Real estate: Builder is honored for green home
• In face of rising costs, BNSF tries new healthcare approach
• Boyd man suspected of shooting estranged wife
• Arlington woman, aka Juror No. 23, wins car on 'Price is Right'
• Fort Worth, Tarrant County join forces on emergency center
• TCU Jazz Ensemble to perform in Cuba
• Sunny skies in forecast for Texas
• VP heads to Texas for staffer's wedding
• Carroll High work set to start
• Barton says Google's data collection may get close attention in Congress
• Scouts help renew unkempt cemetery
• NASCAR fans can avoid traffic with shuttle service
• Brighten a dark fall evening with Glow in the Garden
• On national TV, Perry again says he doesn't want to be president
• Naval Air Station Fort Worth honors women pilots who served there in WWII
• The Watchdog: Azle man is no lawyer, but he does know what's right
• February execution date set for Arlington teen's killer
• 3 Lewisville women accused of stealing clothes while they had six kids in tow
• Rabbi gets a Texas welcome
• Texas 360 in Arlington to be shut down for bridge demolition
• At 360,000 sold, Rangers' claw/antlers shirt is tops in league
• American Airlines has replaced senior maintenance executives
• Heaping helpings of Texas jobs
• Lawsuit would block American from limiting Orbitz
• Berkshire Hathaway's net income falls 8%
• Modern streetcar study to be discussed at public meeting Nov. 16
• Fort Worth catering companies in line to lose business because of city proposal
• Hudgins quitting Texas Film Commission
• Juror No. 23 wins car on 'The Price is Right'
• 'Michelangelo: In The Beginning' - A Free Lecture
• Arlington woman gets on 'Price is Right' - thanks to a Tarrant County judge
• Barnes & Noble to stay in University Park Village
• Margarito workout set for Fort Worth
• Bell Helicopter wins $21.7 million rebuilding contract
• Joshua woman dies after car strikes tree
• Ready to grow in North Richland Hills
• Judge Salvant in Fort Worth postpones hearing on execution of mentally ill Death Row inmate Staley
• Hispanics gain clout in Congress with 5 new House members, 1 senator
• For Colored Girls: “Sing a Black Girl’s Song”
• GOP vows more conservative output from Legislature
• Due Date Past Due
• Roanoke mayor worries about liquor store approvals
• Lockheed CEO confirms work on F-35 likely to take more time, money
• Hood County woman found guilty of killing mother
• Savvy Consumer: How to make buying and giving gift cards have a happier ending
• Dispose of unwanted, expired medicine safely
• Fort Worth 'running out of places' for wells, councilman says
• Free personal document shredding Nov. 13
• D/FW Airport terminates six restaurant leases
• Vandergriff Park recommended as site of Arlington skate park
• Obituary: Rep. Edmund Kuempel, R-Sequin, dies of heart attack at 67
• Perry sweeps to win re-election to 3rd term
• Voters makeover Weatherford charter
• Johnson County inmate recaptured in Fort Worth after escape from work detail
• Crashing gate at Love Field during pursuit leads to man's indictment
• Argyle woman dies when car struck by train
• Two suspects sought after Mansfield bank robbery
• Can Academy student arrested for having loaded gun in car
• Fort Worth man dies after being struck by car Sunday night
• Voters send a big message after Democrats run without one
• Cirque de la Symphonie
• Four costumed men rob dozens at Pantego Halloween party
• Teach the Children Well
• Arlington police chief wants city to study outsourcing responses to burglar alarm calls
• Taco Heads in the Right Direction
• School finance push gains steam
• Bad Blood in Flower Mound
• Voters decide propositions in 10 cities in Fort Worth area
• Gallery
• Why Perry won and White lost
• Sarah Green Does Jackass
• Catching Congress
• Feed Your Head
• All’s Jake at Jake’s
• Major Bummer
• Hanna Barbarians Feel Good
• Sunny skies expected in Dallas-Fort Worth this afternoon
• Onward (Yikes) Democracy
• Barnes & Noble to remain at University Park Village
• Barnett Shale natural gas field passes a milestone
• Election day forecast: cloudy with rain likely
• Several in Fort Worth restaurant injured when editor's car hit building
• Rangers fans relish joys of extraordinary season
• JPS hopes new program will cut unnecessary emergency room trips
• Arlington council to consider gas well 120 feet from business
• Fort Worth Stock Show ticket will include admission to two museums
• Texans make crucial decisions at the ballot box today
• Rangers postseason expected to bring in $1.3 million to Arlington
• Halloween party in Pantego interrupted by home invaders
• Watauga man, 18, dies of injuries after exiting a moving vehicle
• Woman killed in Arlington chain-reaction crash identified
• Insanity defense to be argued in Granbury murder trial
• Fort Worth police arrest inmate who fled his work detail in Burleson
• Mayor Mike Moncrief encourages residents to race to the polls
• Mementos from 2010 World Series may be worth big money someday
• Strong area competition spells success for North Texas marching bands
• Obituary: TCU instructor Phil Record was 43-year employee of Star-Telegram
• Gas drilling playing minor role in Texas elections
• Tea Party already looking ahead to post-election efforts
• School finance on radar for Arlington, Mansfield districts
• In new book, Gov. Perry calls social security a "failure"
• Report: More F35 delays, cost increases expected
• Dallas man sentenced to 27 months in prison for Obama threat
• Mayor remembers Phil Record
• It's NOT all about Dallas, a new ranking of Fort Worth-Arlington confirms
• World Series DVD crews aim to capture signature moments
• Fort Worth Alliance Air Show features F-22 Raptor, Navy's Blue Angels, Army's Golden Knights
• In anti-incumbent year, Perry is standing tall
• Baby of Polytechnic High student dies
• 5 arrested for selling fake World Series tickets
• Colleyville green-lights traffic signal plan
• KidStand's shows help raise drug awareness in Keller district
• Goodfellow Fund hopes to help 20,000 kids have a happier holiday
• Businesses thinking pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• A night to remember at Rangers Ballpark
• Arlington's Ballpark and Fort Worth's bulls are stars of Fox's telecast
• In Kennedale, a cautious push for alcohol sales
• 7-year-old Ron Washington impersonator to call 'Play ball'
• Sports spectaculars unlikely to spur mass transit for Arlington
• Euless woman sentenced to 65 years in husband's killing
• Moving the Bar on Barbecue
• Arizona man indicted in 1984 Hayden murder case
• Caro’s Tex-Mex Wins
• Transportation agency schedules Nov. 16 public meeting on I-35W improvements
• How Vernon Fisher Came to K-Mart Conceptualism
• Glass Toe Shoes
• City’s oldest monument receives major conservation treatment
• Rutherford, Yager Make Changes
• No Faux Pho Here
• Updating pets’ rabies vaccinations is important
• Conviction Has Courage, Lacks Craft
• Good Luck Drive-In Goods
• Learn about South Central Community Center plans at Nov. 4 meeting
• Gallery
• The Power of Belief
• Alliance Air Show takes to the skies Oct. 30-31
• Johnny Got His Pills
• Clint and Woody Have Psychic Visions
• Mayor's Message: Sustainability makes cents
• Who Messed With Texas?
• Here’s Your Hat, Don’t Hurry
• Council to conduct hearing on rooster ordinance changes
• Knuckle Up into Movies
• Gallery
• Funding for I-35 expansion approved
• A Bearded Treat
• Calhoun on Heavy Sugar
• LAZËR Fires One Off
• Bourbon Street, Texas
• Food/Drive
• Vindication, Retribution
• Ex-husband who put bomb on Colleyville woman's porch gets 10-year term
• Darrin Kobetich’s Longest Winter
• Texas not ready for emissions crackdown
• Radical Idea: Informed Voting
• Briefs: 14-year-old detained in fatal shooting
• Fort Worth in Fluxus
• White Settlement council members talk of boycotting meetings
• Cirque du Horror
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film ‘Cracking The Maya Code’
• After Hours At The Kimbell With Los Noviembres
• Fall World Championship Show 2010
• ‘Raw Painting: ‘The Butcher’s Shop’ By Annibale Carracci’
• Kimbell Art Museum Presents Adult Friday Workshop ‘Jade: More Precious Than Gold’
• ‘Maya Sea Creatures’ - A Children’s Workshop At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Weatherford officer involved in shooting
• Turnout on first day of early voting exceeds last gubernatorial election
• Northwest Branch Library grand opening set Oct. 30
• Northside leaders to discuss economic development at strategy workshop
• In Arlington case, Supreme Court rejects appeal on the execution of impaired people
• Three gubernatorial candidates, but not Perry, to debate tonight
• DPS troopers will ride on school buses to enforce safety laws
• Students at flooded Burleson elementary school out a second day
• Carrollton father of two, 32, killed in wrong-way crash
• Construction about to begin on Kimbell Museum expansion
• Father of Dallas bomb suspect testifies of abusing his son
• Fans cheer Rangers triumph at renowned Arlington sports bar
• Fort Worth councilman becomes a voice against bullying
• Northside mural project aims to curb graffiti
• Fort Worth councilman becomes a voice against gay bullying
• Badly burned Fort Worth man waits for face transplant
• Teacher quality study finds 'substantial' differences in Texas schools
• Father of Dallas bomb suspect said his son was depressed
• Become a Master Composter in three easy sessions
• Jordanian man faces sentencing in Dallas bomb plot
• Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrates 100 years in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth-based Quicksilver mulls possibility of going private
• Early voting begins today; here's where to cast your ballot
• Some want Arlington to fix creek, not buy their flooded homes
• Perry rallies supporters at Cleburne cafe
• Some familiar names are back on the Tarrant County ballot
• Most of week in North Texas will be rainy, forecasters say
• Carroll, Grapevine-Colleyville, Keller school districts to hold forum on finances
• Dallas police investigate shooting of man in car
• Wrong-way driver crash kills Carrollton man in Hurst, police say
• District 92 candidates disagree on voter ID, tort reform
• History buffs want Southwest Parkway renamed for Chisholm Trail
• Longtime Rangers fan 'Zonk' still keeps the beat as ballpark drummer
• The oldest congressman, a Rockwall Republican, runs a competitive race on the ballot and the track
• Marching ensembles perform for a chance to advance in competition
• Dallas man killed in 2-car wreck on Airport Freeway in Hurst
• Man, 75, dies from injuries suffered in Arlington wreck
• Early voting starts Monday in the Nov. 2 election
• We know which team New Yorkers root for: the Rangers -- in New York, Texas
• Cowboy Santas Recycle Roundup to benefit area children
• Fort Worth gets long-sought funds to unclog rail intersection
• Texas Forensic Science Commission members at odds over chairman's comment on Willingham
• Fossil Rim cubs are baseball fans, too
• Yankees fans aren't everywhere at Rangers Ballpark this time
• Report finds serious problems at Fort Worth's Arlington Heights High School
• Fort Worth mayor: Pension system must change
• Roanoke voters to decide on liquor sales
• Crime prevention tax on ballot in Watauga
• Arlington commends firefighters, paramedics for saving life of boy, 8
• Saginaw band marches up to big leagues in Saturday's contest
• Survivor of Haltom City shootout arrested in deaths of three other victims
• D-FW briefs: Two sought in robbery of Fort Worth bank
• Defense attorneys honor Tarrant County judge
• Bring On the Hate — With Pink Sauce and Fries
• Keller trustees consider how nonprofits use school logo
• Mayor: Fort Worth has secured federal funding for railroad improvements
• High school club earns national attention for makeup-free day
• Joshua woman dies after Cleburne wreck
• For former Rangers players, this year's team can settle unfinished business
• Counterfeiting ring broken in Johnson, Tarrant counties
• Texas Poet Laureate Karla Morton to appear at Fort Worth Library
• Updating of 2011 Fort Worth Comprehensive Plan under way
• State Sen. Wendy Davis to present $142,210 grant to Fort Worth Library
• Mayor's comments from City Council Pension Workshop, Oct. 15
• Federal funding coming to Tower 55 improvement project
• Fort Worth councilman to be on national TV as speech to gay youths goes viral
• Company that preyed on senior citizens forced to make restitution
• White wants inquiry into state grant
• Officials considering adding tolls to parts of Texas 360, Texas 161
• Fort Worth bank robbers jump over counter, rob teller
• Two sought in north Fort Worth hotel robbery
• Arlington Fire Department promotions reflect diversity
• Man fatally shot by Plano officers working a narcotics case in north Dallas
• Rangers playoff games are a hot ticket
• D/FW official on hot seat in scholarship probe
• Nothing improper about $4.5 million grant to friend, Perry says
• Man held in brutal, fatal beating of infant son
• JP candidate was arrested on criminal trespassing charge
• Time Machine Beta
• 3 dead, 1 hurt after gunbattle at Haltom City home
• Fort Worth councilman's speech to gays goes viral
• Councilmember calls on community to address teenage bullying
• Tarrant County defense attorneys honor Fort Worth judge with award
• State agency offers open house on air quality monitoring around gas wells
• Texas budget outlook gets gloomier
• Mayor’s Message: Information key in driving transportation funding conversation
• Judge in Willingham case goes ahead with court of inquiry
• Two people seriously injured in Cleburne crash
• The Kimbell Art Museum Presents The Free Film 'Maya Lords Of The Jungle'
• White asks for criminal probe into funds that went to Perry friend
• Arlington police find 11-year-old runaway
• Arlington motorcyclist dies in crash into brick wall
• Federal appeals court upholds Texas pledge
• 3 dead, 1 wounded in Haltom City shooting
• Breaking Boingo Shaman
• Man accused of crushing son's skull in Weatherford
• Happy Barfday, Shampoo
• Dallas-Fort Worth more confident about home values, new census data show
• Pyrrhic Pollution Finding
• UIL proposes tighter rules on concussions for Texas high school athletes
• Dru B Shinin’
• Correction
• Mao’s Last Dancer
• Granger, Smith, Solodow seeking District 12 seat in U.S. House
• History For Sale
• Fort Worth council OKs improvements, redesign at Riverside Park
• North Texans say they felt Oklahoma quake
• Former Arlington Heights High official's future still cloudy
• Fort Worth woman accused of killing daughter's boyfriend
• Benbrook police search for PawPaw Bandit after robbery
• CNN to broadcast from Arlington during Super Bowl week
• Frontier Airlines may pursue a partnership
• Bring On the Hate — With Pink Sauce and Fries
• Development plan for Riverside Park approved
• Ray’s Steaks a Claim
• Development plan for Riverside Park approved
• Kickin’ and Screamin’
• Arlington school district aims to save money through accounting move
• Nowhere Boy: It’s Real Love
• Serial rapist gets life sentence in Tarrant County
• I’ve Gone Bright Red
• Fort Worth councilman offers hope to youths struggling with their sexuality
• Bullying from the Top
• Cleburne cancer survivor aspires to help others by modeling
• Briefs: 83-year-old man dies after golf cart accident
• Supreme Court to rule on access to DNA tests
• Foes of Fort Worth floodwater plan cite high bacteria levels
• Arlington, UTA, church launch central city project
• Arlington won't get federal help for flood damage
• Fit Fort Worth: Scrub those germs away
• Judge dismisses suit by Lockheed whistle-blower over F-35 software
• Parents of boy sue Dallas utility over death
• Arlington man sentenced to life for assaulting prostitutes
• No serious injuries reported in school bus wreck in north Fort Worth
• Federal lawsuit accuses RadioShack of age discrimination
• Texas court dismisses reprimand against judge
• City Streets nightclub in Fort Worth to have six new venues
• Boy, 3, struck by vehicle on Airport Freeway service road
• Arlington elementary students get free dental care
• North Richland Hills trying part-time police officers
• Barton faces two opponents in House re-election bid
• On 10/10/10, a 10-pound bundle of joy
• Arlington police catch burglary suspect inside credit union
• Elderly golfer dies from injuries after golf cart overturns into creek
• Rain in North Texas miss you this morning?
• Tarrant County College's newest campus takes shape in downtown Fort Worth
• 2 killed in separate wrecks in Grand Prairie
• D-FW employers are hiring for the holidays
• Eddie Gossage doesn't mind when people steal from his billboards
• Arlington police officer and motorcyclist are injured in crash
• Fort Worth police officer opens fire on suspect who tried to run over him, police say
• 11-month-old Springtown boy killed in swing-set accident
• Long day's journey into Dallas-Fort Worth sports heaven
• Local rescue groups make it their mission to find happy homes for animals
• U.S. census statistics show impact of recession on D-FW
• Craigslist is free, but you may get what you pay for
• 2 Arlington-area Democratic incumbents are facing serious challenges from Republicans
• Perry's election-year emergency on immigration
• Mid-Cities Greek Fest features baklava -- and lots of it
• Traveling auctioneers leave buyers, regulators fuming
• Despite epilepsy, young man lived life to fullest until sudden death at 27
• Texas Rangers fans find themselves in unfamiliar territory: success
• Fort Worth's Will Rogers Memorial Center hosting Project Cowboy this weekend
• Perry takes aim at Texas' sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants
• Buyer beware: Traveling art auctions are particularly risky, experts say
• Barnett Shale Rig Report
• Bank of America puts foreclosures on hold
• Sunny skies across Texas on Sunday
• Dallas-Fort Worth teachers rally around 'Superman' documentary
• Willingham inquiry was flawed, Peerwani says
• Some in Lakeside urged to boil water
• Chet Edwards releases internal poll, says he's gaining on challenger
• To save money, sometimes all you have to do is ask
• A labor of love -- and lamb on a stick
• Dallas-Fort Worth breast cancer survivor is a picture of courage
• Waco woman, Mansfield couple indicted in child abuse cases
• NFL picks Arlington for the site of its Youth Education Town
• Fire Prevention Week emphasizes smoke alarm protection
• Sansom Park residents question secrecy around Police Department
• Armed robber flees North Richland Hills bank empty-handed
• Library plans open house for home-schoolers
• Expect traffic delays on East Belknap, Weatherford beginning Monday
• Part of Throckmorton Street to be closed for Hyde Park Transit Plaza construction
• Central Library featured for green improvements
• Police unions divided in race for Texas governor
• Shop now for cheaper electric rates
• Teen wanted in August slayings surrenders
• Mayor’s Message: Get the ‘pink’ out to support the fight against cancer
• Former Arlington Heights assistant principal says Fort Worth school district officials want him fired
• Judge postpones Willingham inquiry
• United Way program aims to help the working poor
• Briefs: Robber takes cash, fires shoots in bank
• Fort Worth's proposed streetcar system clears a hurdle
• Colleyville Heritage girls give up makeup for beauty's sake
• Sports fans' D-FW dream weekend may be nightmare for drivers
• Pair sought in purse snatching in Arlington
• Worker in Mansfield rescued after suffering electrical shock
• Fort Worth man's death sentence is upheld
• Man who said he has AIDS is sentenced to 20 years for assault on officer
• Model Of Renzo Piano–Designed West Building Now On View At The Kimbell Art Musuem
• Key Texas senators favor statewide property tax
• Fort Worth councilwoman objects to blog's portrayal of East Lancaster
• North Texan dies in Afghan insurgent attack
• Fort Worth says gas pipeline may be hindering floodwater drainage
• Cultural Congestion
• Teacher touched lives in small community
• American, BA and Iberia launch joint venture
• Dolores Wilson, soprano at the Met
• 1 man found, but another missing in Dallas, police say
• Fort Worth council briefs
• Fort Worth police looking for bank robber
• Benbrook has local option on ballot for wine sales in stores
• Condemned killer in mini-golf robbery loses appeal
• Mayor's Message: City Manager helped ‘set a course’ for the future
• Mineral Wells woman dies after wreck west of Weatherford
• Adopt a pet for as much as half off starting Oct. 7
• A Kandi-Coated World
• Life As We (Don’t) Know It
• All the Small Things
• Funny Story: Rate My Zach
• Club Sandwiches
• Gallery
• Complaints at City Hall
• Got You Covered
• Lockheed blocks access to YouTube, other bandwidth hogs
• Remembering Billy Miner’s
• Rangers playoff mixes it up with college football in Arlington
• The Harley Switch
• New route boosts prospects for Fort Worth streetcar system
• Foxymorons Tell Bible Stories
• Natural gas price seen as too low to sustain production
• Feds seize millions from Colleyville home
• Paradise to Hold
• Fairgoers sample two games from NFL Experience
• North Richland Hills, Haltom City, Watauga join up to form teen court
• Tarrant transportation coalition's tactics ruffle some feathers
• Fort Worth city manager will leave his job
• City Manager announces plans to retire at end of 2010
• Consultant recommends alignments for first phase of Fort Worth’s modern streetcar
• Bank of America opts not to buy Ridglea Theater
• Couple in H-E-B area put plenty of love into The Lot
• Human waste spill slickens Blue Mound Road in Fort Worth
• Weatherford woman who taught in Rio Vista dies in wreck near Cresson
• Fort Worth Post Office scrutinized in Postal Service inquiry
• 3 members skip White Settlement special council meeting
• 2 indicted on capital murder charges in six-day crime spree that left 2 dead
• It's your last chance to register to vote
• Candidates for U.S. House District 26 say change needed in Congress
• Haltom City voters to decide on six bond proposals
• Formaldehyde from gas compressor stations being monitored
• 'All clear' given at Brookhaven College after reports of gunman
• 3 Sansom Park officers fired, police chief put on leave amid sexual harassment complaints, other iss
• Fort Worth man suspected of assaulting father is fatally shot
• Beaten man surrenders on child indency charge in North Richland Hills
• Fort Worth police release video of sex assault suspect
• Bank of America won't buy Ridglea Theater
• Refurbished Wedgwood Branch Library to reopen Oct. 18
• Let Me In: “I’ve Been 12 for a Long Time”
• I Like The Social Network
• 12 taken to hospitals after school buses collide in Fort Worth
• Official works to honor Fort Worth's founder with statue
• Crash kills prominent Texas burn surgeon
• Fall is in the air, but warmup is expected later this week
• Arlington schools get Health and Human Services grant to help prevent teen pregnancy
• Small Tarrant nonprofits in danger of losing tax-exempt status
• Sunshine expected across most of Texas
• Monday is deadline to register to vote Nov. 2
• Free Lecture Wednesday: ‘Scotland's Old Master: Henry Raeburn’
• Democrats facing fight to hold on to two North Texas congressional seats
• Barton determined to reclaim powerful chairmanship if GOP retakes U.S. House
• Fort Worth parochial high school faulted in Army report on recruiting
• Unpaid Tollway Authority bills can land you in jail
• Some Texans see no cause to celebrate movie about killers
• Forensics instructor whose fingerprints were submitted must sue again to pursue case
• New technical problems ground F-35 test planes
• Combining airlines may be challenging for Southwest, AirTran
• Fort Worth streetcar line would be financially viable, consultant finds
• As election nears, debate still rages in Richland Hills over Fort Worth Transportation Authority
• Suspect injured in police shootout at south Fort Worth pharmacy
• Water could be shut off at 4 Arlington apartment complexes
• Court hearing Thursday for Crazy Water Retirement Hotel in Mineral Wells
• Keller Youth Association president with ties to adult businesses resigns after outcry
• Judge sides with XTO in lawsuits over rescinded gas lease offers in Arlington
• Newborn killed, mother hurt in minivan accident in Burleson
• One of Sudan's Lost Boys finds his calling
• Baby dies, run over in Burleson van accident
• Police wound teen robbery suspect outside Fort Worth pharmacy
• Woman awaiting arraignment in Grand Prairie homicide
• Mansfield family sues over injury to youth football player
• Suspect leads police on chase from Mansfield to near Corsicana
• Fee dispute involves club where membership is now or never
• 3 ex-Dallas police officers indicted in beating caught on camera
• Arlington may use bonds to buy up flooded homes
• Westlake approves first property tax in town's history
• Celebrate Arbor Day Oct. 9 at Traders Oak Park
• Daughter-in-law charged in Denton Co. killing
• Rollover crash on I-35W slows traffic near Denton
• Springtown man pleads guilty in drug case
• Police: Don't walk signal was flashing when woman was hit by bus in Fort Worth
• Cycle for positive change at free Clean Air Bike Rally
• Billy Miner's gave Sundance Square its outlaw spirit
• D-FW briefs: Arlington Heights High cancels pep rally, parade because of threats
• Broken ankle among injuries of Fort Worth officer hit by car
• Man, woman face murder solicitation charges in Lewisville
• Oct. 1 open house at Fire Station 41
• Complaint filed against crime lab in 1991 murder
• UT-Austin shooting reignites debate on guns
• Fort Worth 'Memory Guy' makes unforgettable impression
• Westlake council discusses property tax late into night
• Woman sentenced to 99 years for murdering her father
• Local universities confident in their emergency response systems
• Fort Worth Weekly Best Of 2010
• Westlake Council approves first property tax in town's history
• Police reviewing use of Taser at Fort Worth alternative school
• Arlington child dies nearly a week after being pulled from pool
• Officer has to be saved himself after going to the rescue of drowning woman
• Man suspected of DWI crashes into Arlington police car
• Mansfield police look for suspect in late-night shooting
• Officer hurt as suspect tries to escape in Fort Worth
• Free Family Festival: ‘10.10.10 Celebración De Los Mayas’
• Arlington asks feds to fund two road projects
• Motorcyclist killed in Grapevine is identified
• Jury hears about beating that killed dad in Hood County
• UT gunman spreads fear before killing self
• Arlington City Council urged to buy flood-damaged homes
• 2 in Sheriff's Department disciplined over chase that injured Fort Worth officer
• Challenge Air Fly Day at Meacham Airport gives people with special-needs the gift of flight
• Arlington man hurt by hit-and-run driver in Texarkana
• Mayor's Message: Making sure everyone can participate is important
• Breakthrough on Loop 820, I-35W project
• Hood County jury convicts woman of killing her father
• Stoops suspends OU receiver because of insensitive Tweet
• Fort Worth plans to make streets more bike-friendly
• Tarrant County poverty, income data show the long reach of the downturn
• Fort Worth officer risks drowning to save sex assault victim from pond
• Supreme Court likely finished with Fort Worth brutality case
• Briefs: Student hurt in homecoming parade
• Fort Worth councilman's son got $8,500 grant through city program
• Grapevine man killed in motorcycle crash is identified
• Gunman dead in UT-Austin library, police say
• Son acccused of fatally beating dad with baseball bat near Venus
• Army recruiter accused of sexually assaulting teen at North East Mall
• Fort Worth district to give details of teacher partnership plans today
• Judge overturns '93 conviction for sexual assault of child
• Man faces capital charge in Friday double slaying in east Fort Worth
• Carrizo gets OK to drill under South Davis Elementary School
• Who lives in Tarrant County: a Census snapshot
• Mother denied direct contact with son in 12-year-old custody case
• Man pleads guilty to slaying of UNT boss
• Ponder man facing trial in dad's starvation kills himself, authorities say
• Woman admitted role in fatal beating of father, witnesses say
• Dallas police release photo of man believed impersonating U.S. marshal
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting lamp post, crashing in Grapevine
• Southwest Airlines to buy rival AirTran for $3.4 billion
• As North Texas cities cut budgets, lobbyists emerge mostly unscathed
• Hotel, resort cater to four-legged clientele
• Colleyville, Fort Worth reap windfall from utility's back sales taxes
• Catholic Charities house named for Vietnam veteran will be home to orphans from abroad
• Haltom City gets $200,000 grant for park development
• University of Texas at Arlington's growth noted by developers
• Hurst police arrest soldier in alleged sex assault at mall
• Police: Man suspected of driving drunk rear-ends Irving police car
• Judge orders court of inquiry into Willingham's conviction, execution
• Fort Worth police arrest man after fatal car crash
• TCU was a blockbuster for Fort Worth, but it was almost a bankbuster instead
• U.S. Supreme Court decides Monday whether to hear a case involving Fort Worth police
• The Watchdog: Scam victim doesn't get money back
• Republicans put their own leaders in the cross hairs
• Does Fort Worth need to spend $4.5 million on the Super Bowl?
• Enrollment is up at trucking schools
• Grapevine-Colleyville's financial oversight in doubt
• Fort Worth's Sundance Square losing Zippy's, Sammy's Pizza
• Fort Worth Episcopal group takes name dispute to federal court
• Fort Worth restaurant evacuated in bomb scare
• Texas school boards group presents new plan for education finance
• Carrizo donates $5 million for University of Texas at Arlington special-events center
• Two slain in east Fort Worth shooting
• Fort Worth Ethics Review Committee dismisses complaints involving council members, gas industry
• Texas town turns out to honor state trooper it considers one of its own
• Cooler, drier weather ahead for Dallas-Fort Worth, but first some rain
• You already have a tool to fight the bad guys
• Parker County authorities seize dogs in 'skeletal state' from Weatherford woman
• Fire destroys Victorian-style home in east Fort Worth
• Motorcycle rider killed in north Fort Worth
• Fort Worth's Vann put on Vatican panel working with Anglicans
• Saginaw event to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
• Government Accountability Office finds chances for fraud in Texas child-care agency
• Proposal stops short of ban on roosters in Fort Worth
• Southlake school turns trash into treasure
• Murder suspect indicted for ramming Fort Worth police car
• Texas challenges rejection of federal education funding
• Carrizo donates $5 million for UTA special events center
• Zippy's restaurant in Sundance Square suddenly closes
• Two dead in Fort Worth shooting
• Arlington woman sentenced to 10 years in federal prison
• Public hearing scheduled on proposed bike parking ordinance
• Municipal Court operating hours to change Oct. 4
• It’s fall planting season, so it’s time for the Botanic Garden plant sale
• Open House for Fire Station 34
• Fort Worth residents disappointed by city response to flooding
• Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver on Euless highway
• Funeral Friday for Montague County DPS trooper
• Mayor’s Message: Tough decisions have been made, but the work is not done
• Mansfield man whose wife drowned son gets probation
• Gardeners can have a field day at State Fair of Texas
• Fort Worth woman still active 20 years after heart transplant
• Habitat for Humanity displays its work in Sundance Square
• Work begins on Golden Triangle Boulevard reconstruction
• Feds investigate Birdville district bullying case
• Teen on bicycle injured in collision with car in North Richland Hills
• The T schedules public meetings for preview of proposed strategic plan
• Water main leak in Watauga disrupts water service
• Fort Worth motorcycle officer hurt during traffic stop
• Man's vehicle plunges into pond in southwest Fort Worth
• Man jailed in limousine driver's shooting death in Fort Worth
• Dogs found in 'skeletal state' in Parker County lead to cruelty charges
• Biplane 'reasonably intact' after belly landing in NW Tarrant field
• Clean as … Coal?
• Kennedale woman dies in east Fort Worth wreck
• Fort Worth transit official lobbies House speaker
• Floodwaters still haven't receded, two weeks after Tropical Storm Hermine
• 3 found dead in North Texas after apparent arson
• Fort Worth budget wins unanimous approval after contentious nine months
• Arlington's Vandergriff elected tollway authority chairman
• Girl's mother, sister arrested in Fort Worth starvation case
• SEC official pressed on delays in Ponzi case
• Fort Worth couple are latest 'prey' for reality show
• Driver sought in Burleson hit-and-run case
• Former Grapevine animal control chief arrested in drug case
• Sneak Previews
• Fort Worth decides not to outsource vehicle maintenance
• Who’s Sorry Now?
• Celio’s Scores
• Has Fort Worth Lost its Moral Compass?
• Legend of the Guardians: Hoot and a Holler
• Wall Street Sequel: Gekko Insurance
• Gallery
• Rahr Roofed and Ready
• Coming to Terms
• Under Water, Under Siege
• Cush A-Go-Go, Denmark
• Killer or Filler?
• Fort Worth visit proves Tiger Woods still has muscle
• Pantagleize’s Home for Sad Songs
• Arlington police seize eight-liners, arrest convenience store employee
• Audit shows state health agency had problems with billing, lab inventory
• Bedford attorney disbarred over debt-collection issues
• DPS recruits: no age limit, and fast track for those with experience
• Closed captioning available on cablecasts, webcasts of City Council, Pre-Council meetings
• Ex-Grapevine supervisor faces drug charges in Wise County
• Denton police identify suspect in store holdups
• Fort Worth K2 packing facility shut down over permit, code violations
• Super Bowl host committee says 'state of preparation is good'
• Woman who died in Johnson County fire identified
• Longtime DPS trooper killed in Montague County
• White Settlement volunteer firefighters strive to meet city's needs
• In-N-Out Burger to open at West 7th in Fort Worth
• GrapeFest spreads the happiness
• Former Trinity High, UTA pitcher bounces back quickly after devastating hand injury
• Old computers find new homes with needy students in Arlington district
• In-N-Out Burger plans West Seventh Street location
• 8-liners seized, employee arrested at Arlington convenience store
• Fall arrives Wednesday night but temperatures will stay warm in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Top 10 Texas fugitive caught at Hurst auto dealership
• Oregon man killed in Hurst motorcycle crash
• Budget Facts: Recommended Budget, FY2011
• Fort Worth budget is set for final council vote Tuesday
• ‘Pictures And Pages’ Children’s Program At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Excitement builds as Super Bowl season begins in Arlington
• Ascent of a fast-food magnate
• Regional public safety officials huddle to test Super Bowl communications
• Arrested Arlington man died of meth intoxication, medical examiner says
• Dallas man accused of exposing himself to Irving teens
• Excitement builds as Super Bowl season begins in Arlington
• What D-FW and Texas public employees make amid tight budgetary times
• Buying out Arlington's flood-ravaged homes would take time, money
• Does it pay to play at Internet game site?
• Jailbreak DFW raising money to help drill water wells in India
• Goodfellow Fund seeks volunteers for gift-card screening
• Mansfield man convicted in 2008 slaying
• Grapevine's 24th annual GrapeFest ends Sunday
• Charter bus hits Texas highway barrier, 18 injured
• Most members of forensic commission decline to clear fire investigators in Willingham case
• FEMA's regional center in Denton oversees disaster response in five states
• TCC chancellor says there is no plan to raise taxes
• Fort Worth man sentenced to 60 years for robbery spree
• Students flock to TCC, other public colleges
• Death of Arlington woman indirectly linked to Tropical Storm Hermine
• Mansfield man convicted of murder
• Musical instruments are among recovered items stolen at TCU
• Another warm day ahead for Dallas-Fort Worth with a slight chance of showers
• 3 finalists named for Vegas-area schools chief job
• Woman's husband kills her son, then himself in Lewisville, police say
• Texas woman's ex-spouse returns son after 17 years
• Fort Worth-Arlington jobless rate 8.3 percent in August
• 'Life and Death At The Fiery Pool' A Free Special Evening Lecture At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Arlington school district weighs calendar change for one-time windfall
• Area briefs: Boy, 2, found in back of van dies at Dallas hospital
• Resistance to property tax spurs Westlake to weigh options for its charter school
• Police trying to ID burglars seen in Arlington surveillance video
• Arlington boy's injury prompts move for stricter DWI laws
• Fort Worth father convicted of killing estranged wife
• 1 allegation leads Fort Worth police to 3 others
• TCC, other public colleges, show record fall enrollment
• Grapevine council approves budget with job cuts, current tax rate
• Mansfield man jailed on charges of misusing war memorial funds
• TCC Chancellor says there is no plan to raise taxes
• Bedford police track armed robbery suspect to McKinney
• Lane closures expected near West Seventh Street Bridge through Nov. 15
• Amendments proposed to improve mixed-use zoning
• Arlington families get a painful lesson on the importance of flood insurance
• Downtown Fort Worth Trailblazer Awards honor city center efforts
• Low-income families find fine local fare at Tarrant farmers markets
• Broadway Baptist Church of Fort Worth leaving Baptist General Convention of Texas
• Sculpture for Super Bowl to highlight Texas' football heritage
• GrapeFest to kick off with Super Bowl theme
• Couple sentenced to prison for sexual assault of boy, 11
• Parker County sting operation nets prostitution arrests
• Expect traffic delays for this weekend’s car show downtown
• Decatur's Lane Elenburg is runner-up on 'Big Brother 12'
• PUC approves rules requiring electric providers to offer deferred payment plans
• Tale of two Fort Worth parking lots shows how hard it can be to not build a project
• Exhibition - American Modern: Abbott, Evans, Bourke-White
• UT-Arlington enrollment jumps 17 percent to new high
• Couple sentenced for sexual assault of Parker County child
• Harsher budget cuts are dropped
• Dallas police loooking for missing woman, her children
• Rodeo sport is an unlikely hit in Afghanistan, thanks to North Texas man
• Man killed when hay bail falls on him southwest of Mansfield
• Sept. 23 meeting scheduled to consider rooster ordinance changes
• Scare Season is Here
• Playing the Food Card
• Sushi and Hibachi at Sake
• Gallery
• High Class Haunting
• EPIC Weekend
• Resident Evil: Afterlife Bores
• Jerry World Goes Purple
• Talk of The Town
• Which Ox to Gore
• Incentive plan cut for White Settlement volunteer firefighters
• EPIC RUINS Soar
• Motorcyclist dies on Airport Freeway in Hurst
• Cuban Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
• 'High-dollar' jewelry stolen in Burleson
• Adios to an Art Collector …
• Arlington council panel rejects prostitution exclusionary zone
• Gas leak caused traffic diversion in Haltom City
• Church's name no longer has another city in it
• Eight honored for downtown contributions
• Children testify in stabbing death of mother
• Irving police begin program to get city's kids outdoors
• 2 brothers indicted in June shooting death
• Bridgeport SUV driver pleads guilty to capital murder
• Friends from past recall homeless woman's life
• Arlington places 7th on magazine's 'hotbeds of sex' list
• Hurst woman falls victim to Canadian 'granny scam'
• Stepfather faces capital murder charge in death of 2-year-old girl
• Fort Worth woman testifies about the night her mother was slain
• Fort Worth Public Market owners say they will go ahead with plans after fire
• Arlington council committee rejects prostitution exclusionary zone
• Carroll school district keeps same tax rate for 2011
• Fort Worth woman was strangled, medical examiner rules
• Respond to draft plans for I-35 improvements at Sept. 20 workshop
• Hang on, cooler weather may hit North Texas by month's end
• Man pleads guilty to fondling child at Grapevine school
• Family health fair scheduled Sept. 16 at Southside Community Center
• Hispanic Heritage Celebration scheduled Thursday, Sept. 16
• Presentation, public hearing scheduled on Riverside Park plan
• Mayor’s Message: Many 'dots' make up the big development picture in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• After flood, Arlington eyeing homeowner buyouts
• Hurst woman reunited with family treasure she thought was lost forever
• Fort Worth fire victim lived independently despite paralysis
• D-FW businesses, governments trying to conserve water
• Second Trinity River tubing event planned as permanent presence considered
• North Richland Hills looks to build bigger, better animal shelter
• Dallas-Fort Worth stores to stay up late for tonight's 'Halo' release
• Economic benefits ripple out from Cowboys Stadium
• Arlington police to wear 'Super' badge to honor fallen colleagues
• Irving police win award for design of patrol cruisers
• Springtown man dies in two-vehicle wreck
• 2 men killed when pickup crashes into Dallas bus stop
• North Texas cities will help dispose of unwanted prescription drugs
• Police look into report that child was driving boat in crash
• Sanger man dies in crash near Pilot Point
• 2 dead after pickup hits Dallas bus stop
• 3 school district tax measures pass in Parker County
• In Texas, George W. and Laura Bush are feeling the love
• Next year looks just as grim for natural gas producers
• Disabled Arlington man continues his quest for access
• Fort Worth woman in wheelchair dies in fire
• In D-FW, targeting water wasters is often not a priority
• Fort Worth, Arlington officials take direct approach to finding no-show students
• Terms-and-conditions print can bite you in the end
• Area and state briefs: Motorcyclist injured after hitting ambulance
• MedStar works to hold on to its improvements
• Tarrant County College District may face higher tuition, property taxes
• More heat on the way, possibly some rain
• I-30 makeover in Arlington is all but complete
• Dallas-Fort Worth schools have varying plans for Obama's speech
• Westwood College campuses in Fort Worth, Houston, Dallas may lose licenses, Texas Workforce Commissi
• Woman sentenced to probation in mortgage scheme
• Cowboys Stadium sellout crowd enjoys music, Super memories
• Keller Youth Association president faces questions over ties to strip clubs
• Northwest district officials apologize to student
• Politics places F-35 coalition abroad in doubt
• Super Bowl concert's best act will be the very first
• Texas threatens for-profit college with closure
• Officials ID Fort Worth man fatally shot while working on limo
• Fort Worth officials make adjustments that could keep libraries open
• Sales tax collections rise in Texas, many Tarrant County cities
• Watauga investigating its entire Police Department
• Briefs: Fort Worth man slain in drive-by shooting at his house
• Hurst, Bedford junior high schools win national honor
• Flames destroy three boats at marina on Lake Grapevine
• Grieving student who was accused of marijuana is allowed back in class
• Arlington police seek man who robbed Chase Bank branch
• Homeless man questioned after search for Bush home
• Two Denton robberies may be related, police say
• Modern streetcar study to be discussed Sept. 30
• Veterans Memorial Air Park at Meacham Airport plans grand opening Sunday
• Texas' bid for $830 million federal school aid is denied
• Bubba Keith Comes to the OTT Rally 2010
• Off to Palio’s
• Shell Game
• Enter: The Orbans
• Bo Powell:
• Reliving DFW Punk
• Chance of rain remains today for North Texas
• The American: This Gun for Hire
• Is He Blue?
• Perry sets same condition but says he wants to debate White
• One Sharp Machete
• Overflowing Up North
• ESPN takes more rooms in Cowtown for Super Bowl weekend
• Equity and Philanthropy
• Downwinders on the Rise
• Southlake Town Square draws more traffic from Dallas than Tarrant cities, developer says
• New Heights of Controversy
• The Bali/Julia Project: Eat Pray Love
• In Parker County, 3 school districts have tax-rate elections Saturday
• Killer or Filler?
• Adrian Santiago Hits the Market
• Early-morning fire displaces guests at Benbrook hotel
• FWSO Goes for Baroque
• The Barnett Keeps Bubbling
• Budget with no tax increase gets initial approval in Southlake
• Man's body found inside patio storage closet in Fort Worth
• Still Twirling at the Stagecoach
• Man who moved out of flood-prone Arlington neighborhood returns to save friend
• Hurst police phone lines down, but 911 still works
• Cowtown Puppetry Festival
• Hermine's remnants soak D-FW, force evacuations
• Azle residents asked to boil water for second day
• Rooster, Delaney’s Work
• Eating Disorder Hope Gains Support for Eating Disorders Outreach
• Foundation may be last hope for keeping Fort Worth libraries open
• Traffic jams possible in Arlington this weekend
• The (South) Fort Worth Blues
• Rock Bottom’s Up
• Fort Worth couple arrested in Houston, accused of abusing infant daughter
• Extending high-speed rail to DFW first priority
• The Last Exorcism: Devil out of Nell
• Powder Keg at Arlington Heights High
• Statewide smoking ban being prepped for next legislative session
• Independent firm to outline air quality study at public meeting
• Get Low: Awake at the Wake
• The Expendables: One Country for Old Men
• Public hearing on art annual work plan
• Mayor’s Message: Weekend event helps showcase new adoption center’s good works
• Fusing Fear and Data
• Hey There, Scott Pilgrim
• Bubba Keith Comes to the OTT Rally 2010
• More than 39 Steps
• All the Way Out
• Exhibition - Vernon Fisher: K-Mart Conceptualism
• Arlington council gives budget preliminary approval
• Places, Everyone
• Arlington mayor, Maryland county official make friendly wager on Cowboys-Redskins game
• Lamb for Break-Fast
• Hermine brings heavy rain to Dallas-Fort Worth
• Still a Fiesta
• Suspect in Fort Worth slayings 'will not be taken alive'
• In Whose Best Interest?
• Ya’Ke at UTA
• The Tillman Story: “Why Are You Shooting at Me?”
• Gallery
• It’s Electric, Booga Wooga Wooga
• Buffalo Bros. Transcends Wings
• Moving the Mud Elsewhere
• Reckoning In Memory of Man
• Wedgwood Library closed Sept. 20-Oct. 17 for upgrades
• Fort Worth executive's photo collection works its way into building restorations
• Former President Bush taking things seriously now -- except for himself
• Train blocks busy Fort Worth street for 22 minutes
• Cowboys Stadium 'mayor' readies his stage for fans and national spotlight
• “Picture Pete” Still on View
• Challenge heightened on EPA air quality rules
• Fort Worth police seek man in double killing
• High-rise window removal temporarily closes downtown street
• Big bounce back vs. Bell
• Presentation celebrates accomplishments of woman who pioneered in photographing Texas
• Mayor’s Message: Weekend event helps showcase new adoption center’s good works
• Grapevine-Colleyville fifth-graders produce daily TV newscasts
• Tropical storm brings threat of flash floods in North Texas
• Fried Frito pies, beer judged as top State Fair foods
• Man stabbed during argument is identified
• Continuity is theme of budget in Saginaw
• Arlington is giving out efficient toilets
• Fort Worth judge retiring from district court after 23 years
• Man fatally stabbed near Azle identified
• 6-month-old killed, a dozen others hurt in Hill County wreck
• Study considering future of Lake Arlington
• Man, 39, fatally stabbed; suspect arrested
• Euless developer to preserve trees, topography
• Help sought in Parker County bank robbery
• A rivalry is brewing over credit for fried beer
• Don't get taken in by travel scams
• Blues fans bask in Bedford's festival
• Holiday closings
• Democrats are up against a fierce foe: Voter fatigue
• Fort Worth woman's plight illustrates how mental illness poses barriers to helping the homeless
• Four face criminal charges after Fort Worth couple loses thousands in bad investment
• As Arlington ponders exclusion zone for prostitutes, a former prostitute tells how she's turned
• North Texas universities brace for tough times ahead on state funding
• Sunshine, heat on Sunday
• Mansfield high softball coach accused of sexually explicit conversations with agent posing as teenag
• Labor Day closings
• Sunshine ahead for start of holiday weekend
• New genetic test predicts risk of severe curvature in the spine
• Victim's mother sheds light on Fort Worth police excessive force case
• Man gets 180 years for shooting
• After mysterious death, Watauga woman's life is fondly remembered at vigil
• Effort aims to get conservative women to the polls
• Texas applies for federal education funding
• Robber crawls through drive-through window to steal $400
• Fort Worth bailiff wrote text message during perceived threat in courtroom, witnesses say
• Garland man dies weeks after shooting involving daughter, 12, her boyfriend
• Fort Worth police officer fired in excessive-force case
• Mansfield High School softball coach arrested
• Japan's 1945 surrender isn't widely noted, but some men will never forget
• Arlington parents to still be allowed to camp out for school transfers
• Southlake man still hoping to find brother lost during Holocaust
• Texas tax incentives still pending for 'Machete'
• Open house and 9/11 memorial service scheduled at Fire Station 27
• Fugitive Texas sex offender caught in S. Florida
• 5th man arrested in killings of store clerk, delivery driver
• Cowboys open new pro shop in Fort Worth's Sundance Square
• Man charged in attack of homeless man
• Football fans will see much cooler weather after sundown
• Government makes mistakes, too
• Art in the Garden to exhibit lush visuals
• What's closed in Fort Worth on Labor Day weekend
• Hurst florist spreads good cheer with free roses
• President of North Carolina Symphony to head Cliburn Foundation
• Bedford high school student turns in dead woman's purse
• Lightning, high winds cause 6,500 power outages in North Texas
• Mirta Batlle, a Spanish teacher in Fort Worth middle and high schools, dies at 72
• Autopsy can't tell whether Fort Worth child was intentionally drowned
• At 'All Schools Liturgy,' Catholic students unite in spirit
• Contractor involved in Johnson County pipeline explosion to challenge Texas Railroad Commission repo
• Farmers Branch man, 62, convicted of possessing child pornography
• Report: Fort Worth drivers are the best in North Texas
• Woman, 78, testifies about 2009 break-in, attack
• Police: Man killed when struck by pickup that chased him
• Fort Worth officer fired for using excessive force against woman
• Fort Hood unit ready to return to Iraq to 'pass the torch'
• No alcohol detected in pilot of delayed American Airlines flight
• Bandit hides in bathroom then robs Arlington bank tellers
• Kickoff
• One Sharp Machete
• Suspect in Fort Worth teen's 1984 slaying arrested on DNA evidence
• Gallery
• Agency faults pipeline operator in Johnson County explosion
• Equity and Philanthropy
• Texas Education Agency's list of cuts includes English, science textbooks
• Funkytown and First Friday: Alive
• Court: Dallas men can't get divorced in Texas
• Skeeving Down Unda
• Grapevine-Colleyville turns theft investigation over to DA
• New Heights of Controversy
• Commuter rail service restored in downtown Fort Worth
• Killer or Filler?
• Some Fort Worth students' class schedules still in limbo
• FWSO Goes for Baroque
• Nonprofit to offer lunches for seniors at 2 sites in Arlington
• Consider the Source
• Man accused in Fort Worth slaying is arrested in Odessa
• Suspect sought in Irving bank robbery
• Baseball teams pay tribute to Arlington boy who died from rare amoeba illness
• Soldier father given custody of child whose mother arrested
• David Chambless Worters named Cliburn Foundation president
• Ex-Dallas teacher pleads guilty in child porn case
• If Tacos Could Talk
• Firefighters battle blaze at Woodhaven area apartment complex
• Off to Palio’s
• Buses revved up for TCU-Oregon State game
• Bo Powell:
• Mayor’s Message: Support of homelessness issue must reach statewide
• The American: This Gun for Hire
• North Richland Hills dispatcher to receive top state award
• Fort Worth PetSmart store to host expanded pet-adoption event
• Woman found along Airport Freeway identified
• Fort Worth man indicted in Arlington store robbery-slaying
• Minor fire at Mrs Baird's prompts evacuation
• Labor Day weekend forecast: sunny, dry, slightly cooler days in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Briefs: Woman gets probation over dog attack
• Man awarded $450,000 in sexual assault suit against bishop, church
• Lake Worth man shot to death in apartment parking lot
• Fort Worth's ZS Pharma to get $2 million from state
• Fort Worth jury returns capital murder verdict in 21 minutes
• New historical marker celebrates TCU's 100-year partnership with Fort Worth
• Motorcyclist dies in head-on crash near Keene
• Learn composting from the experts
• Texas man slits throat in court after sentencing
• Would you KnoWhat2Do if disaster struck near you?
• Rare illness contracted from creek water kills Arlington boy, 7
• Trinity Railway Express back to normal after freight derailment
• TV report to claim Trinity coaches broke UIL rules, district says
• For members of women's book club, it's not just about reading
• Woman found dead along Airport Freeway lived in Watauga
• Arlington killer convicted, given life without parole
• Derailment could stymie rail commuters into Wednesday
• Fort Worth man fatally shot in parking lot
• Auction for specialty Texas license plates pushed back as new designs are approved
• U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson of Dallas broke rule on scholarships, attorney says
• GM plant to operate in high gear rest of year
• North Richland Hills trimming expenses to balance budget
• Super Bowl committee boss happy with progress
• Woman found dead along Airport Freeway
• 2 injured Cowboys workers settle with Jerry Jones
• Southlake police close high school sex assault investigation
• More D-FW cities tapping into natural gas drilling revenue to help ease budget woes
• Bee battle creates bad vibes between neighbors
• Five years after Katrina, life goes on for evacuees -- in Texas
• On anniversary, evacuee in Fort Worth revisits nightmare of Katrina
• Woman found dead on Airport Freeway in Bedford
• Growth will benefit Tarrant County in redistricting battles
• Comanche Peak nuclear plant has towering ambitions
• Tax measures pass in Aledo, Castleberry school districts
• Saginaw is becoming a destination for railfans
• Mansfield soldier surprises his children at school after deployment
• Fort Worth residents fight Benbrook bridge proposal
• North Richland Hills man dies in motorcycle crash
• Potter's House church hosts ManPower Conference at Fort Worth Convention Center
• Ex-official at Arlington Heights High School placed on leave
• Downtown Fort Worth is nation's top ZIP code for energy industry campaign contributions
• Victim's family afraid that suspect can be freed on bail
• In-N-Out Burger confirms that it will open Dallas-Fort Worth locations
• Debt-ridden airline Mexicana halts operations, seeks restructuring
• Granger, Barton join rally behind Boeing's bid for Air Force tanker contract
• Walmart store bought by Cooperative Industries Aerospace & Defense
• Southwest Airlines plans to add flights at Newark Liberty Airport next year
• Fort Worth builder was primary developer of Arlington Heights
• Arlington district eyes change in fiscal calendar for one-time boon
• White Settlement looks to raise property taxes
• Grim news for investors in some life settlements
• Cowboys Stadium expects big fight after Margarito licensed
• Pit bulls attack woman, 3-year-old nephew in rural Johnson County
• Birdville district raises tax rate by 2 cents
• Expect the heat to return for Friday night football in North Texas
• Fort Worth-area man indicted 27 years after officer killed
• Fort Worth man, 29, dies in rollover wreck on Interstate 35W
• Learn about business recycling, waste reduction strategies at Sept. 16 workshop
• Mayor’s Message: U.S.S. Fort Worth celebrates city’s military heritage
• Expect lane closures near West Seventh Street bridge
• Hulen Street ramp from eastbound I-20 to be replaced by temporary ramp
• City offices closed for furlough day and Labor Day holiday
• Farrington Field brings its own masterpieces to Cultural District
• Woman, 21, gets 10 years for role in robbery-slaying
• Boy, 2, dies in Carrollton house fire
• Three months after Bedford woman was set on fire, still no charges filed
• Tubers may become a regular sight on Trinity River in Fort Worth
• Hookah lounge leaves Mansfield in wake of K2 brouhaha
• Arlington's $20 million 'Bridge to Nowhere' gets missing link
• Denton police say man had badge of 'international agent'
• Man found guilty of killing pregnant Flower Mound teen
• Haltom City couple arrested after infant dies from injuries
• Big changes lined up for Stock Show art contest
• Woman gets 10-year sentence for her part in fatal robbery
• Dallas police seek capital murder suspect
• Appeals court affirms death sentence for Arlington woman
• Cooler weather arrives just in time for football in North Texas
• Mayor’s Message: U.S.S. Fort Worth celebrates city’s military heritage
• Local mayors tell Granger their cities need more federal money.
• Farrington Field lives on as a visionary's legacy
• Kathleen Thompson found her true calling in business
• RadioShack has key role in Target's electronics push
• Charred corpse found in south Dallas vehicle fire
• At Annetta Cemetery, no rest for the living
• Bedford school turns away student because of parents' lesbian relationship
• Get Low: Awake at the Wake
• Targeted Fort Worth libraries would stay open three days a week under foundation's plan
• Gallery
• Dudek, Dudes
• A Capital Idea
• Fusing Fear and Data
• Enter: The Orbans
• Weatherford women accused of delivering heroin
• More than 39 Steps
• 8 fried food finalists vie for Big Tex crown
• 2 Weatherford teens arrested in Roo Stadium vandalism
• Dallas teen convicted of capital murder in UNT player's slaying
• Colleyville liquor-store locations are stirring debate
• Man claiming to be 'international agent' arrested in Denton
• Fort Worth trustees debate open-records requests
• Fort Worth man guilty of capital murder in Flower Mound teen's slaying
• Rail service restored after TRE train hits big rig
• Clarification on proposed Fort Worth heliport
• Haltom City dad faces capital murder charge in daughter's death
• Artist Richard Thompson To Conduct ‘The Artist’s Eye’ Gallery Talk At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Ridglea Theater's would-be rescuers are years late and many dollars short
• Baroque Festival
• Mom angry that boy with special needs rode bus without air conditioning
• Rooster, Delaney’s Work
• Improved roads cited as fatalities drop 11% in Texas
• The (South) Fort Worth Blues
• Front brings relief from triple-digit heat, and more rainfall may be on the way
• The Last Exorcism: Devil out of Nell
• Trial opens in killing of pregnant Flower Mound teen
• TxDOT official: Highway upgrades lower fatality figures
• Grrrr! Growling burglar flees woman in Hurst apartment
• Cold front bringing relief to Dallas-Fort Worth
• More red-light cameras go live on Oct. 1
• As Fort Worth opens all-girls school, it's books and backpacks, but no boys
• High of 107 ties record for Aug. 23 for North Texas
• Arlington library to put computer service on the road
• Preservationists oppose bank's plan for Ridglea Theater
• Teen gets 10 years for running over woman
• Fort Worth police open new crime lab, property room
• Two teens to be tried as adults in slaying of Southwest High School student
• West Berry Street to close temporarily for repairs at railroad crossing
• Watery Visions And Tales Of The Sea: The ‘Fiery Pool’ At The Kimbell
• After record hot Sunday, cooler temperatures ahead for Dallas-Fort Worth
• One gunman killed two after encounter on Fort Worth street
• Trial to begin for Fort Worth man accused of killing girlfriend, unborn child
• University of Texas at Arlington accelerated nursing program to become permanent
• Shlachter, Nishimura & Baker: Results of American union vote expected Tuesday
• For Arlington teen, this first day of class has fewer tears, bigger dreams
• Auto components maker Jamak, slammed by downturn, looks to diversify
• Hurst, Euless, Bedford make hard choices on budgets
• Arlington man dies in custody after spitting out plastic bag during traffic stop
• Haltom City baby hospitalized with severe internal injuries
• State budget contingency plans would cut jobs, services
• How 2 Arlington heavy hitters stumbled but now stand tall
• Obama conspiracy theories cloud GOP message
• Can the Baker Hotel be reborn?
• North Texas cities revisiting gas drilling ordinances
• Birthright citizenship debate has major implications for DFW
• Hands off cell phones in school zones
• Arlington freeway closed for weekend
• Despite Utah ruling, Texas roadside memorial crosses are still legal
• Condemned inmate's death from cancer leaves unanswered questions
• City attorneys recommend that council approve settlement in police brutality suit
• 2 Tarrant County sheriff's deputies, sergeant reassigned amid inquiry into chase
• Many in Dallas-Fort Worth make the transition from soldier to student
• Barnett Shale rig report
• Former Birdville district employee arrested in indecency case
• Egg recall expands to another farm in Iowa
• Symposium Opens Maya Exhibition At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Fort Worth's top librarian recommends closing three branches
• Only Fort Worth-owned pool still open forced to close
• University of North Texas regents OK plan for M.D. school at Health Science Center
• ‘Pictures And Pages’ Children’s Program At The Kimbell Art Museum
• Jaywalking citations up downtown after bus fatality
• Southlake parents take out ad in paper for teen's punishment
• The Watchdog: Stories of water bill frustration
• Path to American Airlines worker in theft case began with GPS tracker and a call
• San Francisco Giants player reaches out to young Aledo cancer patient
• Dallas-Fort Worth university leaders tout progress toward Tier One status
• Fort Worth leaders rule that it's OK for gas company employees to serve on city drilling commit
• Report: FAA set to hit American Airlines with huge penalty
• Prison for legally blind Waco driver over fatality
• Magazine names Fort Worth eatery one of best in nation
• Texas faces rising cost for illegal immigrant care
• Accused airline worker says he found phone, forgot to turn it in
• Witnesses raise questions about death at John Peter Smith Hospital pharmacy
• Southwest Parkway gets official go-ahead
• Arlington is urged to try to lure a casino
• Boy recovering in Dallas after a mouthful of dirt led to a life-threatening illness
• Two youths held in Garland shootings
• Fort Worth closing last remaining public pool
• Streak ends, but heat will go on
• Dallas police pursuit ends on Love Field runway
• Transportation contractor gearing up for Super Bowl effort
• Summer heat slows Trinity Railway Express trains
• Mark your calendar: Here's what to do in the fall
• Staubach lined up as star speaker for Champions for Kids event
• Storm water project at Buck Sansom Park recognized for public safety improvements
• Save the date for Oct 2 Lake Worth Monster Bash
• Fort Worth soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Going Up the Country
• Watauga council demotes police chief
• Overflowing Up North
• Residents urge Fort Worth to keep libraries open
• Downwinders on the Rise
• Arlington highway to close over weekend
• The Bali/Julia Project: Eat Pray Love
• Metal rustlers make off with horse sculptures in Denton
• Adrian Santiago Hits the Market
• Gallery
• Super-Groups Aplenty
• Blarney Baloney at Delaney’s
• The Barnett Keeps Bubbling
• Outdated wiring caused Arlington house fire, investigator says
• Still Twirling at the Stagecoach
• Arlington woman strikes train with SUV, Arlington police say
• Cowtown Puppetry Festival
• Arlington encouraged to seek gambling venue soon or lose out
• Boy, 13, girl, 12, arrested after Garland woman found slain
• Lewisville man sought in Aug. 8 hit-and-run fatal
• 2 women hurt when car overturns in Haltom City
• Longtime American Airlines employee charged in thefts
• Man dies after 3 motorcycles wreck in North Arlington
• North Texas Tollway Authority accepts Southwest Parkway project
• DFW's heat wave has been miserable and dangerous
• Smoke Screen
• Southwest Parkway expected to clear final hurdle today
• Activities focus on Pilot Mural Project’s vision of building community
• Gallery
• Boo-Ray’s Ragin’ Cajun
• Something Intangible Shines
• Die With Your Boots On
• Despicable Me: One to Gru On
• Keyboard Commandos
• All the Way Out
• Ticked Off at Ticked-Off Trannies
• Ick by the Barrel
• Various artists
• Winter’s Bone: Welcome to the Dolly House
• A Solitary Man Goes Back to School
• A Failsafe Rowdy Weekend
• Charlie St. Cloud: Sailing Takes Me Away
• Sharing a Constructive Spirit
• Rethinking Red-Light Cameras
• Gallery
• Eclipse: Lady Ante Bella
• Finn MacCool’s Expands
• Middle Men: The Internet Is for Porn
• Can We Talk?
• And the Winners Are …
• Loves Supreme
• Gallery
• Shell Game
• Gallery
• Trompe de Shrimp
• Amphibian Goes to School
• Independents Day
• Man in the Middle
• Ballet Concerto’s Summer
• Reliving DFW Punk
• The Big O Face
• Hidden Treats at Salsa Limón
• Blue Heaven
• Barrels of Questions
• Music Awards Wrap-Up
• Authentic, with Additions
• Is He Blue?
• Bright Lights, Big Rooster
• Unmasking the Polluters
• (Another) New Leaf
• Cadillac Sky Issues Letters
• Whence the Scene?
• Lotsa Verve at Ridglea Jazz Café
• A Shock from the Neighbors
• Old Rip’s vs. Neighbors
• Dinner for Schmucks: American Idiot
• Finger-lickin’ Texas Style Chicken and Seafood
• A Lone Star at Piano Texas
• Merkin
• Dragon Tattoo: I Love Playing with Fire
• Fatal shooting of 18-year-old man investigated in Fort Worth
• Killer or Filler?
• The Kids Are All Right: Laser Has Two Mommies
• The Pearl of Dorothy Lane
• MCB is Back
• ’Copters or Community?
• Knight and Day: Up in the Air
• Officers' complaint leads to Watauga police chief's demotion
• Dirty Air
• Shea Seger, Bible Belt Fest 2
• I Can See Cleary Now: Ramona and Beezus
• North Beach Diet
• Cityview is Big
• Gallery
• Man hurt in Fort Worth house explosion 'looking better,' brother says
• Something for Everyone
• Inauthenticity Is the Real Deal
• Los Angeles Thames
• Brownstone’s Grrl Power
• Leading Ladies Lights Up
• Don’t Change, Showdown
• Gunman dies after firing at suburban Dallas police
• Grumpole at the Bailey
• Ethics Alive
• Chatterton’s Aldridge Solos
• Overloading the Seesaw
• They Vant to Suck Our Blood
• Carswell Loses in Court
• Lane closure alert! Texas 360 in Arlington
• Rock Bottom’s Up
• Devin Leigh Comes Home
• Zen and the All-Star
• Your Mom Loves You Too Much, Cyrus
• Metamorphoses, Apocalypses