The Catch, a Tyler-based seafood chain, has closed its far north Fort Worth location, a few months after closing a west Fort Worth location in November. Arlington, Burleson and Mansfield spots remain open.
After seeing a Topeka police duo’s police-car karaoke videos on YouTube, Burleson-bred Kelly Clarkson invited them onstage during a Kansas City concert. Could she do the same thing at her Feb. 28 show in Dallas?
K-pop group Blackpink’s world tour, starting Friday, has 8 North American dates. Two are at Coachella. One is Fort Worth, echoing K-pop band BTS’ including Fort Worth as one of a few U.S. stops on its 2018 tour.
On ‘Dusty Attics,’ Jody Dean’s new Saturday-night show on KLUV/98.7 FM, he’ll talk with local celebrities about songs that are the most meaningful to them. First up: former Fox 4 meteorologist Jen Myers.
The Fort Worth soul singer won a Grammy, but it’s the suit he wore, with multiple nods to Texas and more, that’s getting a lot of attention. It’s not the first time he’s worn a shout-out to his Texas roots.
El Bolero Cocina Mexicana, one of two restaurants that was announced in 2017 as coming to Fort Worth’s Crockett Row at West 7th, is due to open Friday. You’ll have to wait till summer for the other restaurant.
Fort Worth’s Leon Bridges was a winner, as was Kirk Franklin, who has Fort Worth and Arlington in his background. Dallas’ St. Vincent won, too. But North Texas had a low batting average at this year’s Grammys.
The Fort Worth Zoo is among the places serving a special Valentine’s dinner. You can also find a cheap comfort-food meal, beer-and-sweets pairings, a dumpling pop-up and even some traditional stuff in our list. UPDATED
Bryan Wilson, Fort Worth attorney and self-proclaimed Texas Law Hawk, jumps over 101 cases of beer at a Lone Star Brahmas hockey game in North Richland Hills. His stunt paid tribute to Evel Knievel’s jump over 11 mack trucks at Green Valley Raceway in 1974.
Bryan Wilson, Fort Worth attorney and self-proclaimed Texas Law Hawk, paid tribute to the 45th anniversary of Evil Knievel's jump over 14 mack trucks at Green Valley Raceway in North Richland Hills with his own stunt during aLone Star Brahmas game.
Bryan Wilson, Fort Worth attorney and self-proclaimed Texas Law Hawk, paid tribute to the 45th anniversary of Evil Knievel's jump over 14 mack trucks at Green Valley Raceway in North Richland Hills with his own stunt during aLone Star Brahmas game.
