Fort Worth Readies for "Super Bowl of Stock Shows" at the 2024 Stock Show & Rodeo
The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo 2024 is a highly anticipated event, featuring exhibitors from across the US and drawing comparisons to the Super Bowl of stock shows. It offers a range of attractions including parades, livestock shows, and rodeos.
Balch Springs Man Charged in Murder of Dallas ISD Teacher’s Aide, Digital Evidence Key to Arrest
Sixto Banegas Matute was charged with the murder of teacher's aide Jennifer Mendez Olascoaga after Mesquite Police pieced together phone evidence. Her remains were found near I-20 in October.
Fort Worth Teams Up with Sprocket Networks to Weave High-Speed Fiber Optic Network, Combatting Digital Divide
Sprocket Networks partners with Fort Worth to expand high-speed fiber optic internet throughout the city, aiming to lessen the digital divide by increasing connectivity in underserved areas.
Dallas Teen Charged With Capital Murder in Shooting Deaths of Two 15-Year-Old Boys
17-year-old Obbie Perez was arrested and charged with the capital murder of two 15-year-old boys outside a Dallas library. The boys were found shot in a car; one died at the scene, the other at a hospital. Bail for Perez is set at $2 million.
Allen City Council Approves New Neighborhood Development, Sets Date for Return to City Hall Meetings
Allen City Council approved a neighborhood development and announced city hall meetings will resume on January 23. They also commemorated Martin Luther King, Jr. with a dedicated appreciation day.
Arlington Drivers Face Delays as US 287 Lanes Close for Southeast Connector Project
The City of Arlington announces lane reductions on US 287 for the Southeast Connector Project, advising motorists to plan for construction-related delays from Dec. 19 to Feb. 8 and to use the project's website for updates.












