The Latest Breaking News from Fort Worth

Buddhist monks from Fort Worth, Texas are walking to Washington, DC on a 'Walk for Peace,' urging Congress to recognise Buddha's enlightenment day as a federal holiday.

The monks have been surprised to see their message transcend ideologies

Catalytic converter theft has plagued car owners for years, but now, there’s a shift in the tide. Police departments nationwide are making headlines with large-scale recoveries of stolen catalytic converters, signaling a major win in the fight against this costly crime. From Fort Worth to Winona, law enforcement agencies are…

The Fort Worth Democrat had filed to challenge GOP incumbent Tim O’Hare just before last week’s deadline to get on the 2026 ballot. His withdrawal gives Commissioner Alisa Simmons a clear path to the Democratic nomination.

The three interventions come after the state’s education agency announced plans to take over Fort Worth ISD in October.

The Fort Worth congressman’s district was upended under the new GOP-friendly map approved this summer. He was expected to run for the district being vacated by Rep. Jasmine Crockett.

Texas authorities arrest Afghan national Mohammad Dawood Alokozay after a bomb-making video and alleged violent rant spark fears of a car bomb plot in Fort Worth.

Antoinette, a 62-year-old truck driver from Fort Worth, Texas, recently called into “The Ramsey Show” with a direct question: “I don’t have anything saved for retirement and I want to become a first-time homeowner. I don’t know if that’s stupid and ridiculous or if it’s possible.”

After Ortiz’s dominant win in Fort Worth this weekend, it’s up to promoters to seal what Oscar De La Hoya is calling “the biggest fight in recent history.”