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February 10, 2026

• A Costco alternative is coming to Fort Worth. How to get a membership discount
• Rezoning for $10B data center in southeast Fort Worth goes before City Council
• New ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ film and TV series on the way from famed Texan
• Legendary newsman Schieffer says new UT Arlington photo exhibit hit the mark
• A fan rushed the field at the Super Bowl. What happens if you streak in Texas?
• Pickup truck driver killed in crash on I-35W in Fort Worth on Monday night
• 18-year-old murder suspect arrested in Fort Worth killing over french fries
• ‘ICE melts in Texas’: Saginaw Boswell students protest Tarrant ICE activity
• Southlake Carroll All-Area LB Marcus Brouse announces commitment
• Former Fort Worth City Council member Gyna Bivens dies at 71
• Inside the success of North Crowley’s twin No. 2-ranked basketball forces
• Suspect in White Settlement murder fled to Mexico; 3 others arrested, police say
• Assault suspect who threatened officers arrested after chase in Fort Worth, cops say
• Arlington fire department confirms no gas leak Tuesday morning
• Four Colleyville businesses receive grants to boost curb appeal
• UT Arlington launches a new center to prepare students for careers in space
• Arlington to vote on new anti-discrimination ordinance without LGBTQ protections
• Choosing a Texas Immigration Law Firm
• Tarrant County pursues $140,000 grant to help offset ICE enforcement costs
• Is this Fort Worth’s best new restaurant? It’s seafood with spice
• Dallas Cowboys superfan, a fixture at training camp, dies at 82
• Star-Telegram endorsement: Democrats’ best bet against Goldman for Congress
• Death penalty is focus in jury selection for Athena Strand’s accused killer
• How this new Denton facility will address the Texas nursing shortage
• Star-Telegram endorsement: GOP primary in Jasmine Crockett’s old House district
• Star-Telegram endorsement: Which Democrat can replace Crockett in Congress?
• Exclusive: IndyCar head explains how street race can become North Texas staple