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Arson fire at North Side High School

By Kat Matthews
Published Dec 2, 2016

An arson incident occurred at Fort Worth's North Side High School.

Western culture in the Stockyards gives exposure to rising actor

By Chris Rios
Published Dec 1, 2016

Live shows give one man the ability to make a name for himself as he starts a new career.

Fort Worth holds active shooter response courses

By Tori Knox
Published Dec 1, 2016

The courses were built around the avoid, deny, defend strategy that was developed by the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training in 2004.

The benefits of going to the barre

By Molly Jenkins
Published Nov 29, 2016

Head to the barre if you are looking for a place to unwind and shape up.

DFW Canines for Veterans helps veterans cope with PTSD

By William Konig
Published Nov 27, 2016

DFW Canines for Veterans trains veterans and their dogs.

Fort Worth Muslim community seeks unity and outreach over fear

By Katie Coleman
Published Nov 22, 2016

Muslims in Fort Worth find strength despite discrimination.

Five highlights from the Parade of Lights

By Paris Jones
Published Nov 21, 2016

No need to worry if you missed parade because we have you covered.

Ballet Frontier of Texas wows in Nutcracker performance

By Abbey Block
Published Nov 19, 2016

Ballet Frontier of Texas does not disappoint in its 10th anniversary performance of the Nutcracker.

Fort Worth girl searches for a bone marrow donor

By Abbey Block
Published Nov 19, 2016

Hallie Barnard encourages people to register to become bone marrow donors with the hope that one day she will find her own match.

Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County keeps its resident families together under one roof

By Kat Matthews
Published Nov 18, 2016

One Fort Worth homeless shelter is catering to a typically ignored category of people in need.

Big, brown and black dogs promoted at National Adoption Weekend

By Shane Battis
Published Nov 18, 2016

PetSmart's National Adoption Weekend helped over 100 animals connect with new owners, but the road from shelter to permanent home isn't easy for all of them.

Senior service program kept alive by community leadership

By Chris Rios
Published Nov 17, 2016

Community leaders lead the initiative to keep one community's only senior care program running.

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Arson fire at North Side High School

Western culture in the Stockyards gives exposure to rising actor

Fort Worth holds active shooter response courses

The benefits of going to the barre

DFW Canines for Veterans helps veterans cope with PTSD

Fort Worth Muslim community seeks unity and outreach over fear

Five highlights from the Parade of Lights

Ballet Frontier of Texas wows in Nutcracker performance

Fort Worth girl searches for a bone marrow donor

Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County keeps its resident families together under one roof

Big, brown and black dogs promoted at National Adoption Weekend

Senior service program kept alive by community leadership