It's been almost 10 years since Nicole Werneck was a student at TCU, but the purple that lines her new shop downtown shows she has not lost her TCU spirit. 

A 2003 graduate of the Neely School of Business, Werneck opened Blow West 7th back in June.

Echoing laughter filled the room as children of all ethnicities gathered around tables and began coloring pictures. Student volunteers’ laps were filled with smiling children playing with markers...

Let’s take a moment to review the things that makes Fort Worth, Fort Worth: Billy Bob’s, the stockyards, the Fort Worth Zoo, Bass Performance Hall, Amon G. Carter, the National Cowgirl Museum...

Fall is fast approaching with cooler weather and fashion that makes us want to raid our grandmother’s closets. Designers have conquered the challenge of combining last season’s style successes...

While TCU football lost its homecoming game to Texas Tech last weekend, businesses around campus came out on the winning side thanks to the increased customer base of the Big 12.  For local businesses,...

The investigation into a sexual assault that occurred on Sept. 9 is still ongoing, said officer Sharron Neal of the Fort Worth Police Department. The incident was listed as an "acquaintance assault"...

Police are looking for two men who robbed a TCU student late Thursday night about a half mile east of campus, according to a Fort Worth Police report. 

This year’s West Nile virus outbreak has been the worst ever, according to David Jefferson, Tarrant County's environmental health division manager.  In the 17 years he served as manager,...

A new off campus student-led youth group strives to stand out among the others through accepting students of all denominations and backgrounds. Arborlawn College Group is based on the idea of “come...

University alumna Becky Mikos is headed to Iceland for the Reykjavík International Film Festival after her dance film “Collaborators” qualified as a finalist for the festival's...