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May 7, 2026

• Former Spirit flight attendant details days since airline’s collapse
• Data center battles erupt across Hood & Somervell counties. Here’s what to know
• The Home Inspection Process in Fort Worth: Local Issues Buyers Should Watch For
• Condo vs. Single-Family Home in Fort Worth: What Buyers Should Know
• Abbott’s senior adviser warns Republicans not to let Texas flip
• Fort Worth Neighborhoods Explained: How to Choose the Right Area for Your Lifestyle
• How Genevieve Collins is Helping Texans Navigate Civic Education
• Fort Worth Stockyards hotel plans $9 million renovation
• 4 injured in knife attack at Richardson bar; suspect fatally shot by officers
• What Is Hobby-Maxxing? Why Gen Z and Millennials Are Obsessed With This Lifestyle Trend in 2026
• Saginaw officer shoots man during fight while serving arrest warrant, police say
• Meet Fort Worth Zoo’s new baby elephant with the Texas-sized name
• The Best Celebrity-Owned Wellness Retreats and Boutique Hotels Around the World
• Grand Prairie cancels Muslim celebration after press from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
• Fort Worth Fire Department rescues man inside crane at JPS work site
• 2 Texans were aboard the cruise ship where the hantavirus outbreak originated
• Is Texas ready for the next pandemic? New report raises questions
• Tarrant faith leaders denounce racial disparity in death penalty cases
• Longhorns legend shares powerful faith message at Tarrant prayer luncheon
• Motorcyclist killed after hitting large pothole on I-20 near Aledo, DPS says
• Fort Worth’s Las Vegas Trail area opens its first Head Start childcare facility
• Teachers at soon-defunct International Newcomer Academy scrambling for next steps
• ‘The Chosen’ needs extras for North Texas filming. Here’s how much it pays
• Prominent Fort Worth-area basketball coach departs for Houston-area job
• The Original’s new drive-thru is rising in west Fort Worth. What will it serve?
• Texas AG investigating Fort Worth ISD over Ten Commandments, prayer in schools
• Former TCU stars quickly find new WNBA homes after being waived
• ‘It will forever change who we are’: Rural Texans brace for data center invasion
• Introducing the 2026 Fort Worth All-Area Boys Soccer Super Team
• Introducing the 2026 Fort Worth All-Area Girls Soccer Super Team
• Grapevine Main Street Fest on May 15-17 includes high-wire performances
• Here’s what Texans should know about hantavirus after cruise ship outbreak
• Ex-party chair tells Texas Republicans: Unite or expect Senator Talarico | Opinion
• Ever wonder how bull riding is scored? Get educated for PBR Finals in Fort Worth
• Five people slashed during Fort Worth gang gathering; 31-year-old woman charged
• North Texas filmmakers sign exclusive first-look movie deal with Netflix
• Grapevine police stop $1.6 million North Texas car theft ring, officials say
• Round Rock high school football coach arrested on Arlington child abuse charge
• Haltom High band teacher arrested, accused of improper relationship with student
• Woman shot in chest at south Fort Worth apartment, police say
• Man stabbed in west Fort Worth in possible case of mistaken identity, police say
• Parker County allocates $4 million for tornado disaster recovery
• North Texas nonprofit expands help for foster youth facing homelessness
• New single-family homes development proposed in Weatherford
• Cowboys Mailbag: Set at linebacker? Is this Dak Prescott’s last Dallas contract?
• Cowboys rookie pass rusher: ‘I don’t feel like I’ve reached my full potential’
• Fort Worth-area TAPPS high school baseball and softball regional pairings, results