They destroyed lawns, stripped the paint off cars, made messes on roads and sidewalks, and took out some trees.

Three years ago, they arrived in Tanglewood full force. Neighbors are anxious to see if they will try to return this spring.

Clark Martin started his journey with The Thursday Boys in second grade at the age of seven. According to his mom, he played dodgeball, participated in community service projects and excelled in the leadership program.

Today, Martin is 22 yea

Students and faculty in the Neeley School of Business gathered in Smith Hall Wednesday evening to remember professor Louis Stripling.

Stripling, 70, was found just after 11 p.m. Tuesday in the 2800 block of Park Place, according to the T

Fort Worth and Beirut are more than 6,000 miles apart, but a professor from Lebanon says Texas is facing similar water challenges to the Middle East.

“There are similarities between what (Texas) has experienced and what we have experien

What started as a disappointing night for Julius Jackson finished with him playing the role of the hero.

The senior point guard for Arlington Lamar, who averaged 15.6 points per contest coming into the game, was held scoreless in the first ha

The first Girl Scout cookie season was in 1917, and after nearly 100 years, Girl Scout Cookies have gone digital.

Maria Gregorio, communications coordinator at Girls Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains, said the technologically savvy generation p

This week offers an opportunity for the Paschal boys basketball team to fight its way back up the district standings.

Paschal (9-12, 2-7 Dist. 4-6A) hosts Arlington Lamar (14-11, 5-4 Dist. 4-6A) Tuesday night. The Panthers then go on the road

“My Name is Asher Lev” opened this weekend at the Circle Theater in downtown Fort Worth.

The play tells the story of Asher Lev, a young Jewish painter who is torn between his piety and his passion for art. The production is based