HARTING could bring 700 jobs paying $87,000 average salaries to far southeast Fort Worth, but Elgin, Illinois isn't giving up its HQ status yet.

Federal prosecutors say the Grand Prairie attorney forged deeds and pushed an innocent couple to flee to Mexico to dodge the FBI.

The healthy fast-casual chain lands at CityLine Market on September 16, with free tote bags for the first 50 guests.

Texas says Chris Nettles' ministry owes nearly $800,000 after a childcare meal program audit. His Fort Worth childcare center already shut down in April.

The Preston Center bagel favorite has closed its Cox School of Business location, though its Luther Lane flagship keeps boiling bagels daily.

B&B Butchers at Clearfork hand-cuts A5 Kobe in its own butcher shop, a certification fewer than 40 U.S. spots hold.

The new European market keeps the old sign for now, with a bistro and street food area still to come.

Texas Tech's nursing school will fill 33,000 square feet inside the five-story Mansfield project, set to open in 2027.

A Keller Police Department night shift traffic stop turned up meth, GHB, heroin, cash and sales evidence overnight.

A man died at a Bruton Road apartment complex late Sunday, the third deadly Pleasant Grove shooting since July.

Surge Esports opened near Chase Oaks with a six-station private room and a $20 Pokémon tournament already in the books.

A medical emergency stranded a crane operator above the JPS hospital construction site Saturday — the second such rescue at the same site in four months.

The Mexican-Italian mashup anchors a $36 million McKinney Avenue property with a hoagie stand and pizza spot still to come.