Fort Worth

Families of victims of unsolved murders say short staffing at a North Texas police department has left them feeling forgotten.

Families who have suffered from some of Fort Worth’s most heinous and mysterious unsolved crimes say a lack of staff in the Fort Worth Police Department’s Cold Case Unit has left Justice Shelved in their decades-long struggles for answers.

The men learning the skilled trade haven’t always thought that. Many of them experienced homelessness and hardships.

Enjoy flavorful fried chicken, sides, and more at the new Pollo Campero in Fort Worth.

A new skilled apprentice program in Fort Worth is helping people who have experienced homelessness gain valuable work skills. They are learning to make furniture and much more. Noelle Walker has the story.

While the nine planned games at AT&T Stadium for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, including a semifinal, are expected to draw 100,000 fans for each game, more DFW cities could help support the 39-day event.

NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and Stage West are thrilled to announce that The Play That Goes Wrong is returning to Fort Worth on November 29, following a wildly successful run and critical acclaim in 2023 which saw every performance, including six added shows, sold out. The play follows the fictional Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they attempt to put on…

A Fort Worth resident claimed $1 million from a Texas Lottery Million Club scratch off game.

Kick up some dust in cowboy-approved styles from Stockyard Supply Co.

Downtown Fort Worth will host the 42nd annual Parade of Lights on Sunday, Nov. 24.

A Fort Worth program hopes to eliminate lead paint and make sure homes are up to code and safe for families. NBC 5’s Larry Collins has the details.

A Fort Worth garden center says thieves stole thousands of dollars in trees from their property in the middle of the night, and it’s not the first time they’ve been robbed.

Help is on the way for hundreds of assault victims, awaiting justice in Fort Worth. The Federal Government is sending $2 million to the police department to clear the backlog. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans has more.

Help is on the way for hundreds of sexual assault victims awaiting justice in Fort Worth as the city is granted money to help clear the rape kit backlog.

A Fort Worth garden center says thieves stole thousands of dollars in trees from their property in the middle of the night, and it’s not the first time they’ve been robbed.

Fixing poisonous homes: It’s the mission of one program in the city of Fort Worth that just received a lot of funding from the government to do so. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman explains.

One City of Fort Worth program is on a mission to eliminate poisonous homes, and it just got millions of dollars from the federal government to do that.

Dickies, a storied 102-year-old Fort Worth-based clothing company specializing in tough workwear, is leaving Cowtown for the West Coast.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, DallasNews.com/food writer Sarah Blaskovich has some last-minute tips, plus news on a new fine-dining restaurant in Fort Worth and a 100-year-old ice cream shop that’s expanding to North Texas.

More affordable housing is coming to Fort Worth at a price tag of $8 million dollars from city council. It’s the next phase in the Renaissance Heights housing project. NBC 5’s Vince Sims takes a closer look at what some are saying it will bring to the area.

A group of short-term rental owners is suing the City of Fort Worth over its rules. This week, city council members approved up to $450,000 in legal costs to fight it. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman reports on the battle over Airbnbs and VRBOs.