5 thoughts from SMU-TCU: Horned Frogs bring Iron Skillet to Fort Worth for good

Sonny Dykes got his wish. The former SMU coach turned TCU head coach was one of the decision makers who chose to end the Iron Skillet rivalry — and he did so with a statement win at home. TCU (3-0) defeated SMU (2-2) 35-24 at Amon G.

Brunch king's new breakfast spot tops Fort Worth's most popular stories

The top Fort Worth news of the week includes a new breakfast joint on the horizon and a salad chain's major round of closures. Plus, where to see live music for free around Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Secures $4M State Loan To Remove Forever Chemicals From Wastewater

Fort Worth obtained a $4 million state loan to upgrade wastewater facilities and combat PFAS contamination in local water supplies.

Fort Worth-born Dickies sold again. See who’s buying it

VF Corp. made the surprise announcement in November 2024 that it was relocating Dickies from Fort Worth to California. Dickies is the brand behind the

Fort Worth police seek help to find driver after fatal hit-and-run crash

The Fort Worth Police Department is requesting the public’s help to find the driver and car involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash that took place on Thursday, Sept. 18. A pedestrian was hit by a 2009 or 2010 black Toyota Corolla in the eastbound service lane in the 6600 block of Northwest Loop 820.
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Fort Worth City Council to Discuss Future Plans: Zoning, World Cup 2026, and Public Engagement on Sept. 23

Fort Worth City Council's work session on Sept. 23 to cover city plans, zoning changes, and World Cup 2026 preparations.

How TCU, SMU honored Camp Mystic flood victim ahead of rivalry matchup in Fort Worth

The schools paid tribute to Lila Bonner, who passed away when flash flooding impacted Camp Mystic in the Hill Country.
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FBI asks for public's help to identify Fort Worth bank robber who used fireworks

The FBI is seeking help from the public to identify a Fort Worth bank robber who used fireworks during a heist.
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Fort Worth Pushes Vote On Golf Course Redevelopment For 160-Acre Mixed-Use Project

Crescendo Development’s plans for the 160-acre property include single-family residential, multifamily, retail, office and recreational space.

Fort Worth's boarding home unit is trying to keep up with skyrocketing numbers

The city of Fort Worth says the number of boarding homes has skyrocketed since they started tracking them two years ago. They’re discovering all sorts of violations, like residents not getting food for several days. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman reports the city’s team is expanding to try to keep up.

Fort Worth Paschal stays undefeated, routs North Side to start district play

After a bye in Week 3, Paschal looked to stay undefeated as it started District 4-5A Division I play. The Panthers were able to do just that with a 59-0 victory over Fort Worth North Side Friday at Farrington Field.

Taylor Gandy, philanthropist who spearheaded Fort Worth’s JFK Tribute, dies

Taylor Gandy on Nov. 7, 2012, at the JFK Tribute in downtown Fort Worth ahead of the memorial’s public opening. Gandy and his wife Shirlee helped lead efforts to build the monument on Main Street where President John F. Kennedy spoke outside the Texas Hotel on the morning of his assassination. Paul Moseley Star-Telegram
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