Dallas was chosen for a national cemetery in the 1990s because nearly 500,000 veterans were estimated to be living within a 75-mile radius of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Bettmann Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery opened in 2000. Since that time, the cemetery has conducted more than 75,000 interments of Veterans and eligible dependents.

He has visited the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery every Memorial Day since it opened in 2000. But something was never right.

The Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery is hosting a ceremony on Veterans Day to honor and celebrate our nation’s heroes.

The Fort Worth District was able to establish the contract vehicle concurrently with awarding the DFW National Cemetery expansion project, which was viewed as a significant accomplishment by the ...

The Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery held a ceremony Thursday to honor and celebrate our nation's heroes on Veterans Day.

You helped do it again this year, every headstone at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery will have a wreath this holiday season.

Despite the wet weather, people across North Texas were honoring the fallen, including at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery and Fort Worth's historic Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Memorial Day in Dallas-Fort Worth brings thunderstorms, heavy rain, and flood warnings. Stay safe from flooding and plan ahead for weather impacts.

Parades, fireworks, and sensory-friendly events are just some of the ways North Texans marked the patriotic holiday.

Several protests are planned in Dallas-Fort Worth and around the country on Saturday, June 14, against the Trump administration.

Ott is the program director of the Fort Worth Memorial Day Service at Mount Olivet Cemetery. He believes attending such remembrance services is an American duty.