“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

Fort Worth is headed for stage two of its Drought Contingency Plan.

If spring rain doesn't boost Tarrant County reservoir levels, stage two water restrictions may be enforced, according to the Tarrant Regional Water District.

Rising sales tax revenue in Fort Worth could mean the city won’t have to dip into reserve funds next fiscal year.

Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke said Tuesday the city’s sales tax revenue for fiscal year 2015 is exceeding budg

It almost seemed like Tyrik Price couldn’t miss a shot, no matter where he was on the floor.

From tip-ins to midrange jumpers to three-pointers, Price had everything working Friday night. The junior shooting guard had 18 points, includi

Despite falling to the lady Kangaroos Friday night in Weatherford, lady Panthers’ coach Roshawnda Lassiter is optimistic about the Panthers’ performance.

“They had great basketball I.Q. tonight,” Lassiter said. “

The Fort Worth City Council unanimously approved a resolution to adopt the 2015 Park, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan for Fort Worth at Tuesday night’s meeting.

Kyle Jensen, chair of the Fort Worth Parks Committee, detailed some o

Parents and students filled the hallways of R. L. Paschal High School Thursday as students inquired about classes for next year. 

A scheduling expo was held to "educate [the] community about making positive choices" about the c

Part of Sandage Avenue will be closed for two months while the water department upgrades sewer lines.

The construction will block Sandage Avenue from Bowie Street to Devitt Street. DeAnn Jones, Coordinator of Parking and Transportation Servic

Fort Worth foodies will have a new place to shop this summer.

The Fresh Market includes wide open space, rustic de

Fort Worth is joining dozens of other cities across the U.S. in considering regulations for ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft.

Douglas Wiersig, the city's transportation and public works director, led a presentation in Tuesday&r

Fort Worth’s new director of the water department hopes to maintain an adequate water supply for a rapidly growing city.

John Carman will take the reins as Fort Worth Water Department director on April 6, replacing Interim Director Andy