North Texas Car Expert Ed Wallace Passes Away at 72
Ed Wallace, a beloved car critic known for his reviews on FOX 4's Good Day and his radio show 'Wheels with Ed Wallace,' has died at age 72 in Fort Worth, with the cause of death undisclosed.
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Federal THC Regulations Threaten Texas Hemp and Retail Shops
New federal THC regulations, set to take effect next fall, threaten the viability of cannabis shops in Fort Worth and across the U.S., potentially forcing closures and impacting local entrepreneurs and consumers who rely on THC products for health and safety. Despite some political moves to reclassify marijuana, federal law remains restrictive, causing concern among industry advocates and shop owners.
American Airlines Implements Management Cuts Amid Financial Losses
American Airlines plans to cut a small number of management and support roles at its Fort Worth headquarters to improve efficiency and support long-term goals, amid a broader industry trend of workforce reduction following a slowdown in travel demand.
American Airlines Implements Management Layoffs Amid Financial Losses
American Airlines is laying off a small number of management and support employees at its Fort Worth headquarters as part of efforts to optimize performance and improve efficiency, amid ongoing challenges in the airline industry despite record revenue.
X Lawsuit Against Apple and OpenAI to Proceed in Fort Worth, Texas
A judge in Texas has ordered that the lawsuit filed by X and xAI against Apple and OpenAI remain in Fort Worth federal court, despite minimal connections to the area, and encouraged the companies to consider relocating their headquarters there.
Two Dead in Small Plane Crash Near Hicks Airfield, Fort Worth
Two people were killed when a small twin-engine plane crashed near Hicks Airfield in Fort Worth, igniting a large fire. The crash occurred in a parking lot of an industrial business, and authorities are investigating the cause. The FAA has been notified, but responses are delayed due to a federal shutdown.
Two Dead in Plane Crash Near Fort Worth Airport
Two people died in a plane crash near Hicks Airfield in Tarrant County, Texas, after the plane hit vehicles and ignited a fire; the FAA is investigating, and the victims have not been identified.
Hong Kong's Aristo Sham Triumphs at 2025 Van Cliburn Piano Competition
Aristo Sham from Hong Kong won the 2025 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, receiving a $100,000 gold medal and a three-year career management package, after performing in a series of rigorous rounds with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.
Taylor Sheridan's 'Landman': A Texas Tale with 'Yellowstone' Flair
Taylor Sheridan's new series 'Landman' has strong ties to Fort Worth, where part of it was filmed and where the American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL) is headquartered. The show, which explores the role of landmen in the energy industry, was celebrated with a watch party in Fort Worth. AAPL members noted the series' accurate depiction of their work, despite some Hollywood embellishments. A companion podcast will be released to discuss the show's portrayal of the landman profession.
Texas Shines in Inaugural Michelin Guide with Star-Studded Restaurants
The Michelin Guide has recognized several Fort Worth and Arlington restaurants, including Goldee’s Barbecue, Panther City BBQ, and Smoke’N Ash Tex-Ethiopian Smokehouse BBQ, as part of its inaugural Texas edition. While no Fort Worth restaurants received a Michelin star, Goldee’s earned a Bib Gourmand award for great value, and the others were recommended. The guide's entry into Texas aims to boost tourism and culinary diversity, with the state investing in a three-year agreement to promote its food scene. The recognition is expected to increase business and attract culinary talent to the region.
"105-Year-Old Excited for 13th Solar Eclipse: 'You See One, You Want to See Them All'"
Laverne Biser, a 105-year-old retired engineer, is eagerly anticipating his 13th solar eclipse, which is set to pass over his home in Fort Worth, Texas. Having traveled to various US states and foreign countries to witness eclipses, Biser, who has a passion for astronomy, has handcrafted telescopes and shared his love for the cosmos with his family. With the upcoming eclipse potentially being his last, Biser is looking forward to experiencing it with his daughter and granddaughter, and he encourages first-time spectators to savor the fleeting moments of totality without protective glasses.
"105-Year-Old Eclipse Chaser's Quest for the 13th Solar Eclipse"
Laverne Biser, a 105-year-old eclipse chaser from Fort Worth, is excited to witness his 13th solar eclipse on April 8. Having chased eclipses since 1963, he has traveled the world to witness these celestial events and has even built handmade telescopes. Biser's advice for viewers is to watch the entire eclipse with protective glasses, but to take them off when it goes total. His love for the cosmos began in high school, and he continues to be passionate about astronomy at almost 106 years old.
"Opal Lee: Grandmother of Juneteenth Reclaims Family Home 85 Years Later"
Opal Lee, known as the "grandmother of Juneteenth," is reclaiming the land where her childhood home was burned by a racist mob in 1939. After years of wondering about her family's land, Habitat for Humanity gave it to her and is working to build her a new home. Lee's own nonprofit fundraised for the project, and with donations from a construction company and a bank, the home is becoming a reality. The target date for her to move in is June 19, marking both Juneteenth and 85 years since her family was driven out of their home.
"AT&T Offers $5 Credit to Customers Affected by Widespread Outage"
AT&T experienced a widespread outage due to an incorrect network expansion process, impacting thousands of customers across the country, including North Texas. The company has apologized and announced a $5 credit for affected customers, with the average cost of a full day of service, to be applied within two bill cycles. The outage, which also affected Verizon, Cricket Wireless, and T-Mobile, has prompted investigations by the FCC and FBI. AT&T has assured customers of its commitment to reliable connectivity and stated that the outage was not due to a cyber attack.
Texas Woman Reclaims Land 8 Decades After Racist Mob Drove Her Away
Opal Lee, a retired teacher and community activist, was driven off her land by a racist mob in 1939 when she was 12. More than eight decades later, at the age of 97, she now owns the land again, which was still vacant and owned by the local chapter of Habitat for Humanity. The CEO of Trinity Habitat for Humanity offered to give her the property and work with donors to put a house on her land for free, with plans to have it ready for her to move in by her 99th birthday.