Fort Worth, Tarrant County receive federal funds to reduce sexual assault kit backlog
U.S. Senator John Cornyn said in a press release that Fort Worth, the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth and Tarrant County were collectively awarded $2.18 million from the Department of Justice’s Capacity Enhancement for Backlog Reduction Program. The awards were authorized through Cornyn’s Debbie Smith Act.
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A suspected serial killer accused of killing and dismembering a man and two women was convicted Wednesday of capital murder.
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The SeaQuest aquarium in the Ridgmar Mall closed in October after previous allegations of animal cruelty by People for the ...
A combination of factors is behind the building slowdown. But a number of projects could still happen. Here’s their status.
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Man sentenced to death for killing Tarrant County store clerk in execution-style murderDespite the store owner complying with the robber's demands and opening the cash register to give him the money, Christopher ...
Though turkey prices are down slightly in Tarrant, residents are still facing inflationary food costs. Here’s where to find ...
FORT WORTH, Texas — Westbound lanes of Interstate 20 in Fort Worth were shut down at Hemphill Street Tuesday night following ...
The Center for Transforming Lives is preparing to start a new chapter in its efforts to support single mothers and their ...
A newly appointed member for Fort Worth cast a decisive vote for the new curriculum featuring the Bible in reading lessons.
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