This Tarrant County doctor cares for families grieving anticipated loss of their infants
Kohen Jay Hewitt’s life was only three hours long, but it was filled with love.
News Reporting
TCU to end stand-alone departments focused on women and gender, race and ethnic studies
TCU will close its women and gender studies department and comparative race and ethnic studies department after this school year, with plans to fold instruction of the subjects into the English department.
Taking the wheel: TCC students begin internships at Autobahn
Land Rover intern Shay Wiltshire and mentor technician Zach Williams peered into the engine of an SUV, eyeing the source of the leak.
Undocumented immigrants visited Tarrant County ERs 5,545 times in 4 months
Undocumented immigrants visited Tarrant County emergency rooms 5,545 times from November through February, according to a body of data gathered by the state.
TCU equestrians show off their skills and sport at Fort Worth Stock Show
Purple-clad women stood side by side in the stands of the John Justin Arena, shouting with enthusiasm during Texas Christian University’s equestrian meet Thursday.
Fort Worth gun violence prevention program is in limbo. Here’s why
The gun violence prevention program Violence Intervention and Prevention Fort Worth once had as many as 21 employees, most of them neighborhood change agents who mentored boys and men between 11 to 29 years old and connected them with resources.
Texas House bill poised to create statewide opportunities for Tarrant County food trucks
Every year, Always Cooking NOLA owner Damian Crockem forks over $600 to Tarrant County to permit his mobile food trailer.
Arlington mental health hospital receives $30M grant for competency restoration services
My Health My Resources of Tarrant County, or MHMR, granted over $30 million to an Arlington mental health hospital for competency restoration services to help reduce the long state hospital waitlist.
Made in Tarrant: Family-owned vacuum store still cleaning up 88 years after inception
Evans Vacuum owner Jon Evans is aware of speculation that his three Tarrant County vacuum cleaner stores are a front for something more illicit, but he guarantees the stores are exactly what they seem.
