The population growth spurt in Fort Worth drives redistricting in city council, and possibly new representation for the 9th district.

Fort Worth is redrawing council lines to reflect the growth of the first decade of this century. Every 10 year

Clint Foster, the109 sports reporter, will be live blogging as the Paschal Panthers take on Arlington Martin in their last game, this Thursday, Nov. 4. Tune in at 7 p.m. for live coverage and look for a full game story after.

On a chilly night at Wilemon Field, the Paschal Panthers dropped their ninth game in a row, bringing their overall record to 0-9 and 0-6 in district.

The game started out on a sour note for the Panthers when senior quarterback Chris Hanson&rsqu

It’s almost time for that spooky October night, when ghouls, goblins and witches all become part of the fun. Parents will be seen trying to catch up to children, who are scrambling from house to house with excitement. This year, Halloween in the

The dream of returning to the Southwest Preparatory Conference II championship for Fort Worth Country Day was shattered by the 42-7 loss to All Saints Episcopal School last Friday.

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Halloween is around the corner, and the trick-or-treaters are as eager as ever. Celebrate this spooky time of the year at various venues in the 109. The Moon is moving a few miles away, so peopl

For the past week, Jews in Fort Worth and across the globe have been celebrating centuries of pilgrimage to Jerusalem while thousands of miles away.

“People don’t know what Sukkot is because we’re not a particularly evangelica

Trinity Park has many new additions, including 911 signs, park benches, pathways, water fountains, and a playground. Tarrant Regional Water District started installing the signs in July, which cost $10,000. Mayfest donated $70,0