Tuner: Let Me Hear It
There’s no Van Cliburn Competition taking place this summer, but if you yearn to listen to piano music anyway, you could do worse than see Tuner. This fleet, self-contained little New York-set thrille
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Soccer meets opera in Opera Arlington's ‘Carmen'
As soccer fans from around the world converge on North Texas for FIFA World Cup 2026, passion, drama and soccer are on stage in Opera Arlington’s production of Bizet’s Carmen, playing June 5-6 at Trinity United Methodist Church in Arlington. Opera Arlington’s production is reimagined, setting the be
North Texas police recover body of missing 8-year-old boy, officials say
Celina police said during a press conference that the boy's body was recovered from a pond.
Tarrant County Public Health monitoring local travelers arriving from Ebola-affected countries
TCPH says the overall risk of Ebola in Tarrant County remains low.
Business owners step up to help Dallas apartment building explosion victims as donations of all kind pour in
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Sports Rush: Shoegazing, Soccer Style
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Texas-sized Golden Boot statue kicks off countdown to World Cup in Arlington
Arlington’s Entertainment District is officially in full soccer mode — and now it has the boot to match. City officials and representatives from the North Texas FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee welcomed the Texan Golden Boot to Arlington on Thursday afternoon. Arlington Mayor Jim Ross said the bo
Vigil held for Oak Cliff explosion victims, including community leader and young mother
One day after an explosion rocked an Oak Cliff neighborhood, community members gathered Friday evening to honor the lives lost and support families struggling to process the tragedy. Hundreds attended a vigil near the blast site, praying for grieving families and remembering victims whose lives left
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Groundbreaking set for 302 new apartments, townhomes in Fort Worth's Stop Six
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Oak Cliff neighbors rally with donations after deadly Dallas explosion
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Activist Sylvia Collins among 3 killed in Dallas apartment explosion, family says
The family of Dallas community activist Sylvia Collins confirmed to NBC 5 that she is among the three victims killed after a gas line ruptured Thursday, sparking a massive fire that destroyed an apartment building. The Dallas County Democratic Party posted a picture of Collins late Thursday, saying
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All residents accounted for in deadly Dallas apartment building explosion, DFR says
Dallas Fire Chief Justin Ball says everyone who lived at the apartment building destroyed by a natural gas-fueled explosion on Thursday has been accounted for. Ball confirmed Friday that three people were killed and five others were injured. Two of the victims were in one residence, and the third fa
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Body of missing 8-year-old Celina boy recovered from pond
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Letter writing principal, gets surprise gift from graduating class
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James L. West: Brain Health in Action
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The Fort Worth Police Department removed the post but has not said whether the man is or is not connected to the crime.
Plan to lure teens to an Arlington park backfires, leaving several suspects stabbed and arrested
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Religious leaders, educators call for reinstatement of Muslim Fort Worth ISD principal
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City Council to discuss future of data centers in Fort Worth as residents push back
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2026 marks 150 years of the American Dream City. Yard signs across the city, a dedicated website and even a podcast mark the occasion. But in the coming months, a permanent fixture created by one of Arlington’s own will commemorate the celebration. A new art installation featuring a column of stacke
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Three killed, including child, in Dallas apartment explosion and fire
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After years of collecting stories often left out of the history books, the Dallas Asian American Historical Society has found a permanent home to preserve them. The organization announced this month that it is partnering with the Dallas Public Library to house its growing collection of artifacts, ph
Tuner: Let Me Hear It
There’s no Van Cliburn Competition taking place this summer, but if you yearn to listen to piano music anyway, you could do worse than see Tuner. This fleet, self-contained little New York-set thriller is something that John Cassavetes or Sidney Lumet might have directed 50 years ago, except that ev
Dallas Cowboys 2026 preseason schedule dates and times
The Dallas Cowboys unveiled the dates and times for their 3 preseason games this summer. The preseason opponents were announced along with the NFL schedule two weeks ago. The Cowboys will actually go to Seattle twice this season: Saturday, Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. for Preseason Week 1 and Dec. 7 at 7:15 p.