Fort Worth's Rose Marine Theater to Host 'Songs of the Homeland' Documentary Amid Celebrations of Latino Culture
The documentary "Songs of the Homeland," exploring Tejano music history, will be screened by Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission at the Rose Marine Theater as part of Movies That Matter: Latino.
Fort Worth City Council Unveils Fiscal Year 2025 Budget to Propel Growth Without Raising Taxes
The Fort Worth City Council approved the FY 2025 budget, maintaining the property tax rate and allocating funds for public safety, street maintenance, and community investment without raising taxes.
Arlington Ramps Up West Nile Virus Prevention with Targeted Mosquito Spraying Operations
Arlington is targeting WNV with ground spraying after finding two positive mosquito samples, taking place on Forest Edge Drive and South Cooper Street. The City is following CDC guidelines and taking precautions to protect sensitive populations.
Argyle ISD Police Department Strengthens Bonds with Classroom Hero Program at Jane Ruestmann Elementary
The Argyle ISD Police Department continues its Classroom Hero of the Week Award Program at Jane Ruestmann Elementary School to celebrate student achievements and strengthen community ties.
Haltom City Teen Clings to Life Following Suspected Road Rage Shooting, Police Seek Public’s Help
A 16-year-old boy was shot in a road rage incident in Haltom City. Police are seeking a sedan with four Hispanic males involved in the shooting and have asked the public for any video footage.












