Fort Worth Report

11/01/2025

Bob on Business: Textron names next Bell CEO

Also: downtown building sells; Autobahn breaks ground; new fund for Crestline; a Kroger for north Fort Worth.

11/01/2025

$5M barbecue restaurant and event center planned near TEXRail station

Patriotic Pig Chophouse is a planned 15,000-square-foot restaurant, event center and catering kitchen near the Smithfield rail station.

11/01/2025

Volunteer supports conservation, accessible plant research, upkeep of botanic garden

Julie Mangiameli is passionate about helping the Fort Worth Botanic Garden reach its goals of becoming a public pinnacle in plant science.

11/01/2025

Southwest Fort Worth park’s wildlife rebounding after pond restoration

The 12-acre Foster Park underwent restoration due to sediment buildup impacting local wildlife and water quality.

11/01/2025

Fort Worth injured firefighter and prematurely born son reunited at home

Firefighter Caleb Halvorson was severely injured while responding to a fire in the Historic Southside in September.

11/01/2025

Where I Live: University West resident loves thriving neighborhood near TCU

Michael and Catherine Johnston, longtime residents of the University West area, love their robust Fort Worth neighborhood west of TCU.

11/01/2025

Longtime Fort Worth costume designer Masako Parshall dies at 89

Masako spent decades creating costumes and overseeing wardrobes for Texas Ballet Theater and Casa Mañana before her retirement last year.

11/01/2025

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10/31/2025

Arlington ISD students learn science through spooky Halloween experiments

Hill Elementary’s STEM Labs become Frankenstein’s laboratory each Halloween, leading to hands-on learning experiences for children.

10/31/2025

Records: Fire chief resigned over Fort Worth’s ‘abject disregard’ for firefighter safety

Chief Jim Davis resigned Oct. 17 after the city paid him $99,000 to drop his claims against Fort Worth regarding his placement on leave.

10/31/2025

Reel money: Fort Worth filmmakers have new grants, resources through Texas program

After Texas lawmakers committed $1.5B in film incentives, directors and producers have access to funds to get projects off the ground.

10/31/2025

Arlington wealthtech accelerator announces fifth cohort

Founders Arena says that an Arlington startup, AlgoPear, is among the six companies that complete the accelerator’s 2025 class.