A man from Arlington has pleaded guilty to committing wire fraud and other offenses. He used stolen credit card information and fake identification to purchase luxury items. The items included a Rolex watch, an ATV, and a painting by Pablo Picasso.
Further details of the case are available from the U.S. Department of Justice. The man, Melvin Leonard Mitchell III, entered his guilty plea on August 5.
He also admitted to piloting a drone without a license in restricted airspace. The full extent of Mitchell's actions and the involvement of any co-conspirators can be found in the plea papers and news release from the Department of Justice.
The Kick commands the plaza in front of Frisco’s National Soccer Hall of Fame. It’s a prestigious job, but one that requires steely resolve to battle the elements and avian incursions. In this video interview, I spoke with The (we’re on a first-name basis now) to better understan...
Russell Lynn Teague, 68 of Tyler, Texas, passed away on Sept. 10, 2026, in Tyler, Texas. Russell was born and raised in Fort Worth to A. L. Teague, Jr. and Wanda Teague. He retired early and lived with his parents, caring for them as they grew older. After their passing, Russell ...
Fort Worth – Malia Ann Hubbard-Garrett went to be with the Lord on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, at the age of 66. Visitation: 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, in Memorial Suite B at Greenwood Funeral Home, 3344 White Settlement Rd., Fort Worth 76107. Funeral Service: 2:30 p.m., Frid...
About 1,300 people took part in the Dallas-Fort Worth 9/11 Heroes Run in Arlington on Saturday. The annual nationwide event, sponsored by CVS Health, is entering its 19th year and is being held in North Texas for the first time. Saturday's run/walk was at the National Medal of Ho...
A shooting involving Saginaw Police and an armed man is under investigation after officers were sent to a home Saturday morning for a welfare check. According to the Saginaw Police Department, officers were sent to a home on the 300 block of Asbury Drive at about 11:25 a.m., wher...
You might notice a new bottle of milk in Texas grocery stores. The special bottle from Volleman's Dairy should be easy to spot — it features a colorful floral pattern on one of the dairy's iconic glass bottles. The limited edition bottle was designed by a 7-year-old named Octavia...
Fort Worth Housing Solutions will cut the ribbon on Babers Manor, the latest piece of the plan to redistribute the units of the former Cavile Place housing project, Sept. 23. The grand opening of Babers Manor, 4400 Ramey Ave., is at 9 a.m. Named for the community leader Clarence ...
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is the “economic engine of the region,” chief financial officer Brian Butler said during his presentation to the airport’s board of directors at their monthly meeting Sept. 3. Documenters empowers people like you to help fill the gaps in re...
Fort Worth is inviting residents to submit ideas for the design of Cibolo Hill Park, to be built on the city’s northwest side near Business 287 and Bonds Ranch Road. City officials held the first session on Aug. 27 to gather input for the park, which will be built in the Cibolo H...
The vision for Fort Worth ISD’s Farrington Field glowed on a screen. A rendering showed the 1939 stadium transformed and modernized around a bright green soccer pitch. The track surrounding the field was gone. Farrington’s familiar art deco entrance remained. Apartments, shops an...
By Barbara Crotty I’m happy to say that I live in the Fairmount Historic District in Near Southside Fort Worth. Originally from New York state, I lived in Houston for many years before moving here in 2019 after retiring from nursing. My son and his wife had moved to nearby Ryan P...
Editor’s note: To learn more about how the transcript that informed this report was created, visit Cambridge Artificial Intelligencer. Flock cameras were the topic of discussion at the Sept. 1 Colleyville City Council work session, with a detailed presentation from police Chief M...
