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Fort Worth ISD pays Angelica Ramsey $1 million to resign
Fort Worth ISD agreed to pay nearly $1 million for Angelica Ramsey to resign from her post as superintendent. NBC 5’s education reporter Wayne Carter obtained the documents outlining the deal and breaks down the details and reaction.
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Athena Strand murder trial expected to begin next spring in Fort Worth
The capital murder trial for the man accused of killing 7-year-old Athena Strand is scheduled to begin next spring.
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Here are the fall festivals happening across North Texas in October
It’s fall y’all and not only does that mean the return of football and the State Fair of Texas, it means grabbing anything pumpkin spice and heading outdoors. We’ve searched for all the fall festivals happening in North Texas, and collected them in a list for you.
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Fort Worth ISD to pay more than $940K to outgoing superintendent
Over the next year, former Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Angelica Ramsey will receive compensation of nearly $1 million after agreeing to resign from the school district.
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Fort Worth stays committed to water wheel project despite fundraising shortfall
The effort to launch a clean-up project on the Trinity River is far from over, according to Fort Worth city leaders.
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Fort Worth continues efforts to clean up the Trinity River amid setbacks
After falling short of its $2 million goal for the water wheel project, Fort Worth leaders are not giving up hope.
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Tarrant County ends contract with Youth Advocate Programs
A youth program is shutting down after Tarrant County ended it’s contract, and gave it to another group. The Youth Advocate Programs provided social, emotional, academic and career help for young people arrested for crimes. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman reports on the controversy over ending the contract and what’s next.
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North Texas trucking companies watch the dockworkers strike at U.S. ports
With 45,000 longshoremen at 36 U.S. ports from Maine to Texas went on strike for the first time in decades, all eyes are on the supply chain. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with a North Texas trucking company about the strike’s impact.
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Fort Worth ISD is officially without a superintendent
Fort Worth ISD is now officially operating without a leader. Superintendent Angelica Ramsey officially resigned her position this week, but NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter says the school board has yet to name anyone to temporarily be in charge.
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Fort Worth ISD operating without a single leader after superintendent's resignation
The Fort Worth ISD school board has yet to announce a replacement after the former superintendent, Angelica Ramsey resigned.
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Fort Worth man missing for 10 days, believed to be without crucial medication
Nien Ba Lu was last seen on Sept. 17 around 11 a.m.
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American Airlines host Medal of Honor Ceremony in Dallas-Fort Worth
American Airlines celebrated American heroes on Sunday with a Medal of Honor ceremony. NBC 5 photojournalist Darius Bowie was there as these veterans got a memorable send-off.
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‘Unacceptable,' Fort Worth ISD student left behind on field trip
A Fort Worth ISD student was left behind on a field trip on Wednesday. The district has opened an investigation into the incident.
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Fort Worth neighborhood frustrated after losing service for second time
There’s a lot of frustration in a Fort Worth neighborhood where people have no internet, phone and TV service. It’s the second time it’s happened recently. First it was copper thieves — now something else. Allie Spillyards picks up the story from there.
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After copper thefts cause internet outage, Fort Worth neighbors lose service again
There’s a lot of frustration in a Fort Worth neighborhood where people have no internet, phone and TV service.
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Family mourns young mother killed in crash involving alleged intoxicated driver
The family of a young mother killed in a crash involving a suspected drunken driver a week ago in Fort Worth talked on Thursday about the tragedy and their sudden loss.
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Family mourns young mother killed in Fort Worth crash
The family of a young mother killed in a crash involving a suspected drunk driver a week ago in Fort Worth talks with about the tragedy and their sudden loss. NBC 5’S Maria Guerrero has the story.
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Free CPR/AED classes at Fort Worth Public Libraries
First responders are teaming up with the Fort Worth libraries to teach life-saving skills at no cost to the public.
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Fort Worth officer and family lose home to early morning lightning fire
A Fort Worth police officer and his family lost their home to a fire caused by lightning Monday morning.
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What's next for Fort Worth ISD after superintendent's resignation
We’ve learned more about the separation agreement between Fort Worth ISD and now outgoing superintendent Angelica Ramsey. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter spoke with city leaders about the her resignation late last night, and what’s next for Fort Worth ISD.