Thousands of books, CDs and audiobooks will fill two warehouses for the Friends of the Fort Worth Public Library Biannual Book Sale that began last weekend.

Bunny Gardner, president of the Board of Directors for the Friends of the Fort Worth

A request to take $2 billion out of the Texas Rainy Day Fund to offset some of the cost of water conservation and development is among the statewide questions on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Proposition 6, which has majority support among Texans, accor

Construction workers on Hulen Street push to open all six lanes of traffic ahead of schedule, but more importantly, before the busy Thanksgiving holiday.

With two lanes closed on Hulen Street, traffic backups and delays between Bellaire Drive

It all came down to Remington Cook, who quickly tipped the ball over the net, earning Paschal the match point and sweep against Bowie Friday night.

The 27-25 win in the third set finished Paschal’s first sweep of the season.

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If you looked at the stats, you would think this district rivalry game was close. The scoreboard indicated otherwise.

Arlington Martin (4-1, 3-0) routed Paschal 66-20 Friday night to extend the Panthers’ losing streak to three.

For residents of the 109 looking to make some quick money, they might want to look at the house they’re living in.

The median price of residential houses in the 109 has risen to about $350,000, which is more than double the Fort Worth v

The upcoming bond election calls for voters to approve a loan of $73.3 million for FWISD to build both a Performing and Fine Arts Academy and a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (S.T.E.M) Academy.

Michael Sorum, Deputy Superintendent

The terror of war can affect both body and mind, but the battles don’t end on the front lines.

How veterans cope with those traumatic experiences when they get home is yet another battle each soldier must face.

The Soul Repair