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Paschal softball crushes Lamar in shutout

By TCU 360
Published Apr 8, 2015

The Panthers extend their winning streak to five with a mercy rule victory.

Sandra Brown announces new novel

By Julia Sanders
Published Apr 7, 2015

Sandra Brown, a New York Time's bestselling author, attended TCU in 1966. Her newest novel is scheduled to be released in August.

Open carry and campus carry bills could affect Fort Worth

By Sierra Tuthill
Published Apr 6, 2015

Some Texans want the state to adopt open carry gun rules.

Main St. Arts Festival coming to downtown Fort Worth

By Jake Foote
Published Apr 6, 2015

This weekend, downtown Fort Worth will host a variety of art, musical guests and local cuisine during the Main Street Arts Festival.

JPS considering new, expanded facilities

By TCU 360
Published Apr 5, 2015

The health care network is looking into new facilities right across the street.

Tarrant County is moving forward with jail reform grant

By Ali Montag
Published Apr 4, 2015

Tarrant County is applying for federal money to look into lowering incarceration rates. The Tarrant County Commissioners’ Court voted unanimously in March for the county to apply for a grant aimed at...

Westcliff Elementary hosts fundraiser walk

By Madeline Hamm
Published Apr 3, 2015

The school aimed to raise $20,000 for a new copier and equipment shed.

Rangers’ Gallardo recognized for impact on city

By Kaitlyn Beckert
Published Apr 2, 2015

April 2 is now officially Yovani Gallardo Day in the city of Fort Worth.

Rangers' Gallardo recognized for impact on city

By Kaitlyn Beckert
Published Apr 2, 2015

April 2 is now officially Yovani Gallardo Day in the city of Fort Worth.

Junior Achievement program teaches elementary students financial skills

By Madeline Hamm
Published Apr 2, 2015

Students at Tanglewood Elementary learn about the business world through six weeks of "activity-based, interactive instruction."

With police chief search underway, FWPD weighs racial inclusion

By Ali Montag
Published Apr 2, 2015

Questions over racial diversity remain as the city searches for new police chief.

Neiman Marcus: New location, same philosophy

By Bailey Kirby
Published Mar 31, 2015

Company officials say the department store plans to stay active in the community after the the move out of Ridgmar Mall.