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February 18, 2026

• Suspected drunk driver arrested after passenger dies in Fort Worth car crash
• A new brunch cafe brings more mimosas to west Fort Worth
• Texas voters could face new registration rules under the SAVE Act. Here’s how
• UNT president warns of possible budget cuts after international enrollment drops
• Advocacy group holds Fort Worth workshop to challenge Texas A-F school ratings
• Can Gov. Abbott really cut school funding over ICE walkouts? What the law says
• Texas Wesleyan looking for new head football coach
• Dallas Mavericks won’t be getting any All-Star reinforcements this season
• Tarrant DA’s office won’t seek death penalty in killings of sleeping brothers
• This Mexican restaurant on Hemphill has been a Fort Worth favorite for 33 years
• Carol Ivey, Fort Worth artist whose work emphasized light and form, dies at 76
• Three takeaways from No. 12 TCU women’s blowout win over Houston
• Taylor Sheridan’s North Texas music festival is back. Here’s who is performing
• Cowboys’ new D-coordinator Christian Parker details scheme and core principles
• Red Tarrant County sees more Democratic voters on Day 1 of early primary voting
• TCU working on a contract extension with football coach Sonny Dykes
• Cleburne girls basketball turns belief into wins during breakthrough season
• Registered sex offender worked on school, church campus in Haslet
• North Texas figure skating coach arrested, accused of sexually abusing athletes
• Fort Worth-area UIL girls high school basketball area-round pairings, results
• Grill your own meat at new Korean barbecue restaurant coming to north Fort Worth
• 20 restaurants in one? Robot delivery? It’s coming to Fort Worth area
• Driver sentenced to 20 years in 2024 crash that killed young Arlington couple
• A T-shirt caused a mistrial in Fort Worth. What to know about court dress codes
• U.S. Sen. John Cornyn warns of a blue Texas if AG Ken Paxton wins Senate primary
• Forbes says this large employer in Fort Worth is the best in North Texas
• People are moving to Texas from these states the most, Census data shows