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North Texas collectors lend African American art for Fort Worth exhibition

Fort Worth attorney Renee Higginbotham Brooks spent decades collecting Black art. The practice served as a touchpoint to her heritage and gave her the ability to connect with African American artistry in the United States — and she’s not the only one to feel that way. More than 2...

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

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Perot: Fort Worth manufacturing boom growth fueled by AI, data centers, defense

Fort Worth is front and center in an industrial and manufacturing renaissance that shows no sign of slowing down. “Our team’s been doing industrial work at Alliance for 40 years and they’ve never seen a market like this,” said Ross Perot Jr., chairman of Hillwood and current chai...

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

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Boo! When Childhood Fears and Phobias Are More Than Just a Halloween Scare

FORT WORTH, Texas – Halloween is just around the corner, bringing costumes, spooky decorations and plenty of pretend monsters. But for some children and teenagers, the scariest things aren’t ghosts or spooky pumpkins. Something as small as a bug can trigger overwhelming fear and ...

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

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What’s really scary this year? The price of Halloween candy

Michael Robards, a Fairmount resident who has lived in the neighborhood for eight years, started the holiday season carving pumpkins with his family. The father of two said two years ago, he might have been more inclined to buy the popular brand-name, fun-sized bags to share with trick-or-treaters d

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

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Second woman sues Arlington pastor over alleged grooming, sexual assault

A second woman is suing an Arlington church and its leader over allegations that the leader groomed and sexually assaulted her last year, according to Dallas County court records. The woman alleges in the suit that Koinonia Christian Church lead pastor Ronnie Goines assaulted her...

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

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James Darron Killion – May 15, 1968 – Oct. 6, 2026

James Darron Killion, “Jimmy” May 15, 1968 – Oct. 6, 2026 Obituary written by his son, Matthew James Killion James “Jimmy” Darron Killion, age 58, of Springtown, Texas, passed away in the early morning of Oct. 6, 2026. The Heart Behind It All & The Man We Knew and Loved The story...

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

safety

Workers’ Comp or Third-Party Claim After a Texas Construction Injury?

Of 557 fatal occupational injuries in Texas in 2024, construction accounted for 128, according to a Texas Department of Insurance report published in March 2026. Behind each number is a family asking the same two questions. Did the employer carry coverage? And who caused the harm...

Fort Worth WeeklyOct 30, 2026

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The Growing Role of Digital Tools in Everyday Financial Decisions

Financial decisions no longer happen exclusively at a bank counter or over a kitchen table covered with bills. People check their credit scores while waiting for coffee, transfer money between accounts during lunch breaks and review loan offers without leaving home. In Fort Worth...

Fort Worth WeeklyOct 30, 2026

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New Barnes & Noble Location Opens Nov. 4 in Fort Worth’s Presidio Junction

FORT WORTH, Texas (Oct. 30, 2026) – A new Barnes & Noble location will open 10 am on Nov. 4 at Presidio Junction, a major shopping destination in fast-growing north Fort Worth. Younger Partners Investments (YPI) acquired the three-property, 375,000-square-foot Presidio Junction e...

Fort Worth Business PressOct 30, 2026

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The Fort Worth DAO, TechFW, and Moonshot launch HackFW: MADE Challenge Demo Day

Tech Fort Worth (TechFW) today joined Fort Worth DAO andMoonshot, a member of the Manufacturing Accelerator and Development Engine(MADE) program, in sponsoring and hosting HackFW: MADE Challenge in partnershipwith The Fort Worth DAO.The challenge invited individuals and teams to ...

Fort Worth ReportOct 30, 2026

government

‘Voting Village' helps North Texas parents cast their ballots with kids in tow

Bubbles, snacks and coloring books may not be typical voting essentials, but for parents heading to the polls with young children, they can make all the difference. Lauren Yingst learned that lesson the hard way during this year’s special election. “And while I was talking with t...

NBC DFWOct 30, 2026

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An ICE officer has been charged after striking a man with a car in Houston

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer accused of intentionally ramming his car into a Mexican construction worker in Houston was charged Friday with aggravated assault, prosecutors said. The Harris County District Attorney’s office says Mario Alberto Morales was behi...

NBC DFWOct 30, 2026