The Paschal High School student traded Fort Worth’s cityscape for a summer in Texas Hill Country, her spiritual home nestled ...

SP Partners and Transwestern Development Co. bought a 10.2-acre site along Old University Drive and Merrimac Circle.

With his wife Mary, the Walshes owned a 7,200-acre ranch in west Fort Worth about 16 miles west of downtown. As early as the 1970s, Walsh planted seeds for future development on the ranch as ...

H-E-B's continued expansion across the Metroplex has reached a hot area on the western edge of Fort Worth. Learn more about ...

The San Antonio-based company filed documents July 8 indicating it plans to build a store on the 18.2 acres it owns at the FM ...

Fort Worth’s vision for a gateway monument started in 2004. After decades of hurdles, the public art project is getting off ...

More than 800 people were forced to evacuate when the fire broke out on the roof of the complex last Monday afternoon. The ...

Cynthia Serrano, CEM, CVP, has been named Deputy Director of the City of Fort Worth Public Events Department. Serrano was promoted to Assistant Director (Gen ...

Manchester’s bold energy, industrial soul and creative edge make it one of the United Kingdom’s most surprising city breaks. Its compact layout makes it walkable from Roman ruins to rooftop bars in ...

Taylor Sheridan ’s West Texas oil rig drama Landman is once again closing some streets in downtown Fort Worth as production for Season 2 continues. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram first reported the news ...

Fort Worth sisters return to protest 10 years later Katty and Ruth Arreola’s mom took them out of school in September 2015 to protest then presidential candidate Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric.

According to the district, enrollment in Fort Worth ISD has dropped by more than 12,000 students in the past five years. Officials project a further decline of 6,500 students by 2030.