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Woman hospitalized after train hits her car
By BILL MILLER A 43-year-old woman was in serious condition Friday evening at a Fort Worth hospital hours after a freight train hit her car, which was stuck on a track in far northwest Tarrant County, authorities reported.The woman could be charged with driving while intoxicated, said Terry Grisham, a spokesman for the Tarrant County Sheriff's ...
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For Veterans Day, a pleasant forecast and plenty to do
The weather was expected to be near perfect for Veterans Day events in and around Tarrant County Wednesday, highlighted by the annual Veterans Day Parade in downtown Fort Worth.Paradegoers were greeted with sunny skies.The parade was to at 10 a.m. at LaGrave Field and go south on North Main Street to downtown before returning.
Chisholm Trail's history being rewritten, and it's time to draw the line
We love telling cowboy stories in Texas. But we shouldn't tell made-up stories as truth - such as about the history of the Chisholm Trail.
Fort Worth may soon consider allowing jury trials for red-light camera tickets
The City Council might vote soon on whether to allow drivers to ask for a jury trial if they get a ticket for running a red light based on evidence from red-light cameras in Fort Worth.
Ita TMs October 31st, 2009, and ita TMs officially Tim Schickedanz Day in Saginaw, TX.
Tarrant city and school elections
Here's a look at municipal propositions in Tarrant County: Dalworthington Gardens: Sale of alcoholic beverages for off-premises consumption.
1st in Area, band headed for State
Azle High School's Marching Green Pride band took first place in both the preliminary and final rounds during Saturday's UIL Area A Marching Contest in Odessa, earning a return trip to San Antonio's Alamodome for next Tuesday's 4A state finals.
Church tries 'to meet the needs of hurting people'
A puppet show, crafts for children and reading by the Arlington fire and police departments, 1 to 5 p.m. today, East Arlington Branch Library, 1624 New York Ave.
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Vermilion Police Jury OKs hospital repair bid
The Vermilion Parish Police Jury has accepted a low bid of $890,045 from J. Reynolds & Co.
North Texas soaked by heavy rain
A slow-moving storm system dumped heavy rain across a wide swath of North Texas early Friday morning.
David Blake, 42, of Burnet, Texas, passed away Oct. 3, 2009. He was born April 9, 1967, in Cambridge, Mass., to Francis David Blake Sr.
Arlington superintendent apologizes for not showing Obama's speech
Arlington Superintendent Jerry McCullough apologized Friday for school district administrators' decision not to show President Barack Obama's speech to schoolchildren live Tuesday morning.
Here's a daily list of recent activities drawing the attention of North Texas law enforcement.
8-year-old accused of stealing van from Eagle Mountain school during bathroom break 9:58 Am CT
An 8-year-old at Eagle Mountain Elementary School is accused of taking an employee's van for a joy ride after he asked a teacher if he could take a bathroom break.
North Texas Parents React To Obama's School Speech
President Obama has a message for school children Tuesday, but many North Texas parents say they don't want their kids to see it.
Lao-American Buddhist community working to rebuild burned temple
Wat Lao Thepnimith looks like a postcard from Southeast Asia planted in a suburban patch of houses nestled in northwest Fort Worth.