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Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Dr. Kent Scribner talked to families about education Saturday

By Simeon Jones
Published Apr 4, 2016

Students and parents talked to the FWISD superintendent about education.

New website commemorating Fort Worth Latinos launches on César Chavez day.

By Emily Laff
Published Mar 31, 2016

"Fort Worth Latino" celebrates the history of Fort Worth Latinos through a partnership between the City of Fort Worth Human Relations Commission and TCU faculty and students.

Fort Worth culinary scene: fusing the casual and the contemporary

By Russell Hodges
Published Mar 31, 2016

Jon Bonnell knows great cuisine when he sees it.

Fort Worth braces for more severe weather

By TCU 360
Published Mar 30, 2016

More severe weather is expected to hit the area today. Here are precautionary measures you can take to stay safe.

New Catholic School to open in Fort Worth

By Frank Jackson
Published Mar 30, 2016

New college preparation Catholic school provides path out of poverty for high school students.

Near Southside strives to be economic powerhouse of Fort Worth

By Bailey Kirby and Bailey Kirby
Published Mar 29, 2016

Fort Worth's medical district in the Near Southside is expected to see growth in the next five to 10 years.

Berry Good Buys gets facelift from Amon G. Carter Foundation

By Ali Montag
Published Mar 28, 2016

The store accepts donations and sells items to benefit SafeHaven domestic violence shelters.

Community to host fundraiser Monday to support injured Fort Worth officer

By Claire Girman
Published Mar 27, 2016

Police agencies and Chick-Fil-A are teaming up to help support the family of injured Fort Worth Police Officer Matt Pearce.

People bounce over to community center for easter egg hunt

By Elizabeth Campbell
Published Mar 27, 2016

The Thomas Place Recreation Center hosted an Easter egg hunt on Saturday.

Hop your way into spring: a guide to upcoming local beer festivals

By Sierra Tuthill
Published Mar 24, 2016

Pale ales, pretzel necklaces and pilsners are transitioning locals into spring.

Horses That Heal

By Sierra Tuthill
Published Mar 23, 2016

Equine therapy is helping people with disabilities all across the country and Movie Tavern West 7th Street premiered Horses That Heal on Sunday.

Local craft breweries utilize technology and size in growing market

By Tad Desai
Published Mar 22, 2016

Many craft breweries are utilizing creative and new marketing strategies to compete in the huge market of beer.