A $1.7 billion mixed-use development is expected to invigorate growth along the West Fork of the Trinity River.

More than 800 people remain displaced after a massive fire tore through the Cooper Apartments in Fort Worth on Monday. As engineers assess the structural damage, residents anxiously wait to learn when ...

Did the building's materials and structural design contribute to the blaze exploding to a "historic" six-alarm fire?

Powered by Center for Transforming Lives, first-of-its kind small business incubator offers much-needed resources paired with free drop-in child care Fort Wo ...

Also: Rivian coming to Fort Worth; the expanding cabaret; marketing firm makes acquisition; and, a luxury hotel for Colleyville?

Shovels, an AI-powered building insights and analytics platform, announced Tuesday that it closed a $5 million seed round to grow its building permit data extraction technology for the construction ...

The rain has started coming for Dallas-Fort Worth and it won’t stop coming, at least not for several days. Sunday night’s thunderstorms were forecast to bring several severe weather threats ...

A driver crashed into an apartment building in North Richland Hills on Sunday afternoon. The driver was arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated. No one was hurt. NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ...

FORT WORTH — The 2025 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition reached its final round the week of June 3-7. Performances are scheduled Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday evenings and Saturday ...

One Fort Worth restaurant was temporarily closed and two more were noted to have issues with rodents or roaches, according to the most recent round of health inspections. The report compiled by ...

S.S. Dillow Elementary School is one of the 18 schools Fort Worth ISD will close over the next four years. The Fort Worth school board voted 8-0 on May 20 to approve a plan to shutter 16 schools ...

Fort Worth became one such railroad hub for livestock in the mid-1870s, and the Stockyards was built there about a decade later. A Boston businessman, Greenlief Simpson, bought the place in 1893.