Fort Worth’s Roy Pope Grocery closed Sunday after 83 years; Westland Hospitality will convert the Camp Bowie landmark into a restaurant under the Roy Pope name.

A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 350 months in federal prison after admitting to a conspiracy that prosecutors say involved more than three kilograms of meth. The case was handled in the Eastern District of Texas as part of a broader task‑force effort.

A man was struck and killed after stepping out of his car on southbound I‑35W near East Ripy Street early Sunday. Police located the suspect vehicle and the Traffic Investigation Unit is probing.

A car struck an embankment and burst into flames on northbound Loop 820 in Hurst early Sunday, killing two people; investigators say the vehicle's plate and VIN were damaged.

Two people were taken into custody after a person was shot at Peachtree and Lake June roads in Balch Springs; police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

DFW’s board will meet Thursday to consider agreements with American, consultant contracts and incentive requests tied to Panther Island and a proposed Collin County retail hub.

A 19-year-old North Texas collegiate runner was killed in a Thursday-night crash; two other students were hospitalized and investigators are working to learn what happened.

Highs near 95 Monday with an Ozone Action Day in effect. Scattered storms return midweek; better chances late week.

Class of 2026 graduates are hitting a tighter job market: national data show higher underemployment even as some employers plan modest hiring bumps. Career centers say internships and networking are now essential.

A man was found fatally stabbed in Fort Worth late Saturday; another man later told police he may have been involved and was detained as homicide detectives investigate.

Seven severely neglected dogs were seized near Wolfe City and a Hunt County man now faces felony cruelty charges. The animals are in SPCA care as the criminal probe continues.

Chandra Hooper-Barnett, removed from Woodrow Wilson after a fall meeting that singled out Black students, is now listed as Lincoln High's principal. The reassignment has raised questions among parents and advocates.

Hurst council approved a $7M contract to rebuild West Pipeline Road and ratified emergency erosion repairs at Rickel Park.