Marissa Greene | Fort Worth Report

Hundreds of people from across the country attended the monks’ welcome festivities in the Historic Stop Six neighborhood.

A group of Fort Worth monks walking 2,300 miles for peace made it to the nation’s capital 108 days after leaving their eastside temple.

The Fort Worth monks will reach the nation’s capital on Feb. 10 and return home by bus.

Tarrant County’s 2026 elections are poised to be “the most important of our lifetime,” local and state Republican officials said Sunday night after historically red Texas Senate District 9 flipped blue in a runoff election many saw as unwinnable for a Democrat.

Students across Fort Worth and Hurst walked out, saying immigration enforcement has put their families and communities on edge.

Tarrant County volunteers and people experiencing homelessness share their experiences during the federally mandated count.

School officials canceled the sporting event planned for May after politicians alleged CAIR was a sponsor.

The Tarrant County monument was privately donated by the American History & Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit founded in 2015 dedicated to “educating and informing the public about American history and heritage.”

The church’s growth includes a prayer house across the street from the U.S. Supreme Court in D.C.

Nearly three months after Catholic Charities Fort Worth and its former president and CEO Michael Iglio parted ways, the former nonprofit leader wants a Tarrant County court to help him get answers to why he was fired.

Fort Worth’s Mercy Culture Church aims to get more conservative Christians elected through its online Campaign University.

Fort Worth Republican Nate Schatzline won’t seek reelection as the state lawmaker moves his focus from the Texas Capitol to the White House to join the National Faith Advisory Board at the end of his term.