Higher-than-normal temperatures in March have led to an early start of the gardening season, but the warm weather brings some negative consequences such as an increase of bugs and an impact on winter plants.

The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is hosting a spring series, Butterflies in the Garden: A Mayan Experience.

Fort Worth residents took to their bikes to talk to each other and their Mayor about the city, about bikes and even about the weather.

Fort Worth experienced intense weather early this morning, including golf ball-sized hail, fog, and severe thunderstorms.

A Fort Worth police officer remains in critical condition at JPS Hospital as details emerge of the chase and confrontation that left the officer wounded by gunfire.

Many Fort Worth residents are staying in Cowtown for spring break, and we have some ideas for anyone who wants a staycation.

The Fort Worth zoo is preparing for increased attendance at the zoo with additional staff and parking lots and hiring Fort Worth Police officers.

An officer was shot around 2:45 p.m. and one of the suspects of the shooting is dead.

With recent severe weather, and more on the way, the city is trying to keep residents informed on how to handle debris.

FitWorth is a citywide initiative to transform Fort Worth into a physically active city. The program will recognize some of 2016's FitWorth Challenge participants on March 15.

People will also be able to vote on a proposition that increases the salary of council members from $25,000 a year to $45,000 a year.

A local school's fundraiser showcases students' work as well as strengthens the community.