Dora Castillo Davila, 81, passed away on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026. She was born in Turkey, Texas, and raised in Vernon and Fort Worth. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, in Independence Chapel at Greenwood Mausoleum, 3210 White Settlement Rd., Fort Worth 76107. Mass of Christian Burial: 10
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FORT WORTH, Texas (Nov. 11, 2026) — The Tarrant County Bankers Association (TCBA) has named Wade Donnell, president and chief executive officer of NBT Financial Bank, the 2026 Banker of the Year.The peer-nominated award, presented by TCBA for more than two decades, recognizes a b...
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The Fort Worth Data Center & Infrastructure Commission delivered its final report to the City Council on Tuesday during a Special Called City Council Work Session at City Hall. The report makes 19 recommendations on data center development within the City's authority. Mike Slatte...
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Operation Enduring Brain Health has enrolled more than 400 participants to investigate long-term neurological challenges affecting military service members and veterans.As the nation honors veterans this Veterans Day, UNT Health Fort Worth is advancing a $5 million state-funded r...
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As a writer — even as a Cro-Magnon-brained sportswriter and musician — I am inherently dubious of AI. While it continues to worm itself into nearly every unoccupied molecule of space left in existence, we’ve been seemingly left no choice but to accept it. In some ways, it’s possi...
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“They speak into the dark, and a moment later, I answer.” — ChatGPT At the worst part of his emotional spiral, thoughts tore through Paul Hebert’s mind like an F5 tornado. Hours-long conversation loops with an AI chatbot were spinning him toward an emergency collapse. Hebert was ...
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The top explanation employers give for layoffs over the last four years is not Chinese competition, government regulation, or even inflation. It’s artificial intelligence, which entered its modern phase when ChatGPT launched Nov 30, 2022. AI was blamed for 193,226 layoffs nationw...
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Veterans and Job Seekers Invited to Connect with More Than 35 Employers at Job Fair WHO: All veterans and job seekers are welcome. Participating employers include Autobahn, In-N-Out Burger, Jackson Hewitt, Orkin, Tyson Foods, U.S. Postal Service, Fort Worth Police Department and ...
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There’s little room for profit, everything costs more (thanks, tariffs), and people are staying home a lot. For many in the food/drink industry, AI couldn’t have come along at a better time. “AI is a powerful tool that can help restaurants operate more efficiently while keeping t...
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AI’s explosion into the film industry has both alarmed current filmmakers and excited prospective ones. The fear is that AI will replace crew and actors, amplified by the appearance of Tilly Norwood, the first AI actor. It is here to stay, but perhaps there are more benefits to b...
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Hints of red, white and blue flickered in the air Wednesday as flags waved on veterans riding military vehicles through downtown Fort Worth for the Tarrant County Veterans Day Parade. The Nov. 11 parade, titled Saluting Our Nation: 250 Years of Veterans in Service, brought vetera...
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Hollywood has had its own take on AI, both in front of the camera and behind it, for quite a while. Here are a few films to check out in that vein, including a very informative documentary. Daniel Roher’s new documentary, The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (PG), doesn’...
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Social commentary is not what David Leitch was put on Earth to do. That’s what I take away from his latest movie, How to Rob a Bank. The stuntman-turned-director is far better when he’s spinning out great action sequences like the one-take stairway fight in Atomic Blonde or the k...
