The Fort Worth City Council has approved $13.4 million for a new park adjacent to Eagle Mountain Park. This decision is part of the city’s strategy to enhance green spaces for its residents.
A Fort Worth smoke shop fell victim to a dramatic burglary on Christmas morning when suspects crashed a car into the store. Surveillance footage captured the crime, leading to a fire in the vehicle. Police seek public assistance in identifying the suspects.
Fort Worth police arrested Derrick Sanders Jr., 19, for the fatal shooting of his uncle, Christopher Sanders Sr. The shooting, believed to be premeditated, occurred during an attack on another vehicle. Sanders Jr. faces felony murder charges. Investigation is ongoing amidst community concerns over safety.
Fort Worth has surpassed Austin to become the fourth-largest city in Texas. The city’s rapid growth, diverse economy, and cultural evolution are key factors in this change.
After 33 years, Dallas police have identified a suspect in the 1991 kidnapping and assault of an eight-year-old in Plano, Texas, using advanced DNA technology.
The Dallas City Council is interviewing candidates to select the next city manager. Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, Fort Worth’s William Johnson, and Grand Rapids’ Mark Washington are key contenders.
A North Texas woman has been arrested for allegedly injecting a foreign substance into her daughter’s IV bag. Authorities used video evidence to charge her with medical injury, sparking discussions on patient safety and healthcare regulations. The daughter is under medical care as the investigation continues.
A North Texas juvenile facility’s detention officer, Christy Galindo, was severely injured during a thwarted escape attempt by teenagers. Her recovery and forgiveness highlight the challenges in juvenile justice systems. An investigation is underway to enhance security and safety measures for facility staff.
A 61-year-old man drowned in the Benbrook YMCA pool in Texas. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner ruled the death accidental. An investigation continues.
A Fort Worth police officer was fired following allegations of excessive force during the arrest of Carolyn Rodriguez, a 60-year-old woman known for her “cop watch” activities. The incident, which left Rodriguez hospitalized, is under investigation by the Fort Worth Police Department.