Firefighters battled a large fire that had burned about 1,000 acres. The fire was not fully under control, with containment at a relatively low level. A shelter was set up to help people who had to leave their homes, and it was later moved to a different location.
The Red Cross provided some basic necessities. Residents were told to stay away until it was safe to return. However, the order to stay away was later lifted, and people were allowed to go back home.
Further details about the fire and evacuation are available from the source.
Fort Worth City Council members approved a $1.16 billion general fund budget for 2027, with a city property tax rate increase that still means the owner of an average-valued home will pay slightly less in tax than this year. The council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve ...
Mansfield, TEXAS – September 2026 – LanCarte Commercial has facilitated the sale of a 1.42-acre commercial development site located at the intersection of FM 157 and Watson Branch Lane in Mansfield, Texas. Mark Boone of LanCarte Commercial represented the seller, while Rudy Vasqu...
GRAPEVINE, TEXAS (September 15, 2026) – An 1880s Victorian house, filled with sparkly pink walls, pinkchandeliers and unapologetically girly details at every turn. Housewife Rebellion is Grapevine’s newesttasting room where Moms’ Day Out (of Patience) events, creative housework b...
Many family caregivers begin with a heartfelt promise: “I will do everything I can to keep my loved one at home.” That promise comes from love. But it is often made before anyone understands how dementia may change over time—or how demanding caregiving can become. Even the most d...
Frank Benjamin Clary, Jr., a resident of Fort Worth, passed away on Sept. 6, 2026, at the age of 96. Visitation will be held on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. in Greenwood's Independence Chapel, 3210 White Settlement Road in Fort Worth, followed by the funeral s...
In Loving Memory of Aliyah Maree Welch. It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Aliyah, a beautiful 15-year-old whose presence brought a light and energy into the lives of everyone who knew and loved her. Memorial Visitation: 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 16, 202...
Bougie Aesthetics in Fort Worth welcomes Sarah Kassen as Medical Aesthetician + Laser Technician. Sarah joins the team to provide personalized skin consultations, laser treatments, and customized treatment plans....
Tarrant County commissioners approved a $1.8 billion budget for JPS Health Network’s 2027 fiscal year on Tuesday. Commissioners also gave final approval for a property tax rate of $0.159 per $100 of valuation, marking the fourth consecutive year in which they have voted to lower ...
On a sunny Saturday morning, runners from across the state gathered in Arlington, clad in firefighter gear and tactical vests while holding American flags. The grounds of the National Medal of Honor Museum were decorated with red, white and blue. Music boomed throughout the crowd...
Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare warned Monday night that electing Democrats in November would result in higher taxes and more crime, comparing Democratic wins to a communist invasion. O’Hare, who is seeking his second term as judge, told members of the conservative grassroots act...
Kimberly Cooper, 61, passed away on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026. Kimberly Cooper was born to John Dale Tucker and Celia June Kelso Tucker, on Sept. 22, 1964, in Fort Worth. She went to North Oaks Junior High and Richland High School. While in high school, she enjoyed performing as a f...
